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- schöner runder ausgewogener Rum
- jemňounká chuť, jemňounká vůně
- Caramel, honey, coffee
Obsidiana from Licorera Cihuatán leans heavily into sweet vanilla and caramel, with recurring mentions of tropical fruit and a rounded, slightly oily mouthfeel. Drinkers picked up macadamia and "sweetened mango, cinnamon" (@Kieron Wood), plus a playful hit of coffee and red fruits. It’s approachable, softly spicy, and drinks easy, though a sugary finish sticks around for some. As Tom Buteneers put it: "Ruikt fruitiger dan het smaakt maar wel een interessant profiel.
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The Licorera Cihuatán distillery is located in El Salvador. Rums from Licorera Cihuatán have been reviewed 1,183 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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"Woodier and somewhat fruitier on the nose than the Indigo. The chocolate aromas are roastier and darker. Vanilla, citrus, lots of barrel. The interplay of milk chocolate and fruit on the palate. Nuttier and spicier than the Indigo, not as ripe as the Cinabrio. Quaffable, but not as round as the rest of the range."
"Delicious, nutty, spicy rum. Not too sweet. Absolutely fine! But I find the nahual or indigo much better in terms of PLV!"
"Caramel, honey, coffee"
"A surprise in a glass. On a fun evening. Red fruits, especially cherry and menthol on the nose and palate. Intermittent coffee notes, which then merge back into the fruity cherry. Greetings to the children of the 90s - my association: the red throat dragons (still without sugar coating). ;)"