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Woody vanilla and caramelized notes lead the way in Brugal Añejo Superior 5 Years, with classic oak and a gentle roasted character. RumX tasters agree: this affordable Dominican rum shines best as a mixer, especially in cocktails or with cola. Worth a try if you're after a dependable value sipper or cocktail workhorse.
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About the Brugal distillery
The Brugal distillery is located in Dominican Republic. Rums from Brugal have been reviewed 637 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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A very woody nose with lots of spice. There's some grape and exotic fruits buried underneath it all. Sharp. A quite sweet palate. Brioche buns with a touch of cinnamon and oak. Less fruity and spiced than the nose would suggest. Also more rounded. The finish is short. A flash of ginger and softer wood notes. It's not going to blow anybody away but it's not unpleasant.
Very boring and short-winded
lovely, smooth almost floral and nutty - medium finish, quite harsh when drank without ice though. Very easy to drink iced. My first tasting of this I loved it, second tasting somewhat underwhelmed, but upon giving it a proper go again I just love it- smooth, nutty, delicious. Would highly reccomend
Flat, watery, just boring. Might work in a drink.