How does this rum taste?
- Perfect for cocktails
- Affordable price point
- Superior to regular Havana Club
Havana Club's Añejo Reserva, distilled from molasses in Cuba, offers a complex scent profile characterized by grassy and alcoholic notes. Its flavor leans towards woody, leathery, and earthy elements, making it suitable for cocktails and casual sipping. While some reviewers highlight it as superior to standard offerings, it's primarily seen as a mixer rather than a sipping rum. Enthusiasts recommend it for those exploring affordable options or expanding their collection with Havana Club variants. At 40% ABV, it garners mixed reviews but stands out in cocktail preparations, providing depth without overpowering other ingredients. This rum represents an accessible entry point into Cuban rum styles appreciated globally for casual enjoyment.
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About the Havana Club distillery
The Havana Club distillery is located in Cuba. Rums from Havana Club have been reviewed 1,621 times with an average of 6.8/10.
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"Nothing to say except that it should be avoided for pretentious tasting. It's fine for cocktails or a lighthearted drink at the bar."
"Slightly milder than the pungent Especial (RX42), but also nothing that you absolutely have to have tasted. For me, not even suitable for Cuba Libre."
"Well, it was a salvation on our sail around Lefkada. As there are not many rums available in marines. From unknown reasons, scotches, gins and whiskies heavily dominate in Greece. On the other hand, I cannot complain for 29 euros. It was the last bottle of the kind, likely in a discount."
"Zum Mixen in Ordnung."