Havana Club 5 Años Añejo Especial

 I use this one for my Cuba libre. 4 cl Havana Club 1 cl lime juice 10 cl Coca Cola

 Joa, trinkbar, aber nichts Besonderes. Ein bisschen süß, ein bisschen würzig, aber halt auch irgendwie langweilig. Kann man mischen, muss man aber nicht. Zum Pur-Trinken nicht wirklich geeignet.Gibt vieles vieles Besseres.

 Drank on the spot and found to be bad. Inexplicable and unpleasant sharpness. Didn't get any better in the local TúKola.

 My evergreen, great for a nice long drink or in cocktails, but can also be drunk neat if you don't have a nice bar nearby or are out and about. In my opinion, you can't go wrong with it ;)

 classic for Cuba Libre. Especially as it's really cheap. over all its surprisingly similar to the Havana 3 yo. a little spicier and with some caramel and wood so i prefer it for mixing with coke. But no Daiquiri etc

 One of the better Havana Club rums. It's not a must-have, but it's still good. Tastes slightly nutty to me, but still just manageable. An ok rum if you compare it with the other Havanas.

 A not bad Ron, rather balanced and easy to drink, but without any other interest.a very caramel nose with vanilla and a kind of peach. A short but not unpleasant finish with apricot.

 Rein als Mixer gekauft. Ja man kann ihn trinken, muss aber nicht sein. Mehr muss man auch nicht dazu sagen. Pur ist er leider wirklich nicht der Bringer, aber als Mixer im Low Budget Bereich wird er seiner Preisklasse gerecht.

 Dieser Rum ist eher nichts für den puren Verzehr. In der Havana-Familie ist er zwar oberer Durchschnitt aber trotzdem nicht gut. Er schmeckt nach Karamell, Vanille und tropischen Früchten, verabschiedet sich etwas scharf. Im Mixgetränk ist er aber absolut passabel.

 This rum from Havana has a better price-performance ratio, because it is often available at the same price as the Havana Club 3. For mixing quite good.

 Nose of vanilla, dried fruit, wood and liquorice Tastes of dried fruit raisins treacle and liquorice and woody aftertaste with a alcoholic kick and the end

 The nose does not offer very much. You can smell some hints of fruity flavor (orange peel) with various spices but it is all covered in alcoholic odour. Taste however, is a different story. Sweetness is very well balanced and you can taste the fruity aromas, mostly orange and orange peel, that are very well balanced with vanilla, caramel and spices. The finish is pleasant while at some point you can feel the copper on your tongue as an aftertaste. Overall pretty pleasant rum for the sipping as well as a component of your favorite drinks such as cuba libre. I had it on several occasions and I still quite like it as it is cheap, accessible and tasty.

 Mouais, we've seen worse... and better

 All my Tastings and Scores are purely based on “Rums under £50”. I rarely look at Rums over £50 for my YouTube.

 The nose is dominated by spice and wood with some charred notes and a touch of vanilla in the background. On the palate the wood is less present but there's more sweet notes of caramel and it's quite rounded. In the finish orange peel comes almost out of nowhere. Overall it is pretty middle of the road but it is available in most shops for a cheap price.