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Most reviewers enjoy the balanced sweetness of Diplomatico Ambassador, with pronounced vanilla and dark chocolate notes leading the way. There's a distinct dried fruit and caramel aroma, while the palate brings out sweet coffee and raisin touches—many mention it's an easy sipper and the top pick from Diplomatico's lineup. It shines for slow, contemplative sipping, especially for those who prefer a smoother, dessert-style rum. Its rich complexity draws repeat buyers despite the higher price point.
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About the Destilerías Unidas S. A. distillery
The Destilerías Unidas S. A. distillery is located in Venezuela. Rums from Destilerías Unidas S. A. have been reviewed 2,927 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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This is the best Diplomatico there is out there. The Single Vintages is also OK but can’t really compete, but I don’t think it’s really living up to the high price, but still a must have at my Spanish shelf. Picture: My Diplomatico shelf by moment.
Though this is a 94 proof it is really well balanced and you can hardly taste the alcohol. A better version of the Exclusiva with far more nuances and variety of spices.
A rum that has been made for the uninitiated premium market, and is packaged up to suit that market. Presented very well in a nice bottle a box with cork stopper and thick glass base. On the palate is it quite one dimensional with an over arching manufactured sweetness. Chocolate, caramel, vanilla, fruits and some wood maybe? Isn't overly bad but can't be compared to a tropically aged jamaican for example. I guess it has its place in the market.
Clearly not made for me. This style just is not mine. Heavy sugar and heavy on still rough alcohol