A.F.D. Ron Barceló Añejo 3yr 37,5%
Basic yet versatile, best as a mixer.
Ron Barceló Añejo blends balanced caramel and woody notes, with a pronounced alcoholic presence. Best suited for cocktails, users note its specific charm as a mixer.
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How does this rum taste?
- Good for cocktails
- Affordable
- Pleasant caramel notes
Ron Barceló Añejo is a Dominican rum distilled from sugar cane juice and aged for three years, offering a distinctly alcoholic aroma highlighted by coffee, vanilla, and mocha notes. The flavor profile includes noticeable caramel, wood, and toffee, pointing to an alcoholic nature that is balanced well in cocktails. While it might be basic for sipping, users find its value as a versatile mixer indispensable. Appreciated for its smooth mixing ability, it presents a satisfactory, though not complex, experience for cocktail enthusiasts.
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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 1,507 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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Rumpalumpa
Jun 8, 2024
"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."
Decky Hicks Doughty
Jun 20, 2022
"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."
TheJackDrop
Feb 3, 2024
"Que peut on attendre d’un rhum en shooter Chupito lors d’un concours de Flamenco à Séville ? Je tiens la réponse, pas grand chose ! Une vague odeur de caramel, de café, quelques épices derrière de l’alcool mal intégré et un aspect liquide / aqueux. Bref, c’était pour respecter la tradition."
Kelvin Peeters
Jun 11, 2022
"Good for mixing"