A.F.D. Ron Barceló Añejo
Caramel-vanilla mixer, cola friendly
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How does this rum taste?
Most RumX reviewers reach for this Dominican añejo as a mixer. Expect caramel, toffee and vanilla on the palate, with coffee/mocha and light barrel notes on the nose. In cola and classic cocktails it shows pleasant sweetness and wood, though neat some find it alcoholic, thin and short. With 50 community reviews and strong buyer confidence, it’s a dependable choice when you want easygoing, flavorful mixed drinks.
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About the Alcoholes Finos Dominicanos distillery
The Alcoholes Finos Dominicanos distillery is located in Dominican Republic. Rums from Alcoholes Finos Dominicanos have been reviewed 1,731 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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I bought it to mix with cola and was absolutely convinced. Compared to the alternatives here in Spain, which are also somewhat cheaper, such as Negrita, much better. Hardly alcoholic and pleasantly sweet barrel aromas.
What can you expect from a Chupito shot of rum at a Flamenco competition in Seville? I've got the answer: not much! A vague smell of caramel, coffee, a few spices behind some poorly integrated alcohol and a liquid/watery appearance. In short, it was all about respecting tradition.
Very middle of the road. None offensive. Ideal for a bar that need to hit price points but I'd avoid for the home bar.
Had it with coke and it is fairly pleasant. Had it neat to get a better feel for the rum and it is ok. Fairly sweet with notes of caramel and toffee but not excessively so. There are also wood, dried dates and dark chocolate notes which are nice.