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    Picked up a bottle of this the other day. Oh my god, so incredibly flavorful. This is like someone took the regular 5-year Plantation and cranked the funky flavor up to 11. Probably my new favorite rum.


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    Quote Originally Posted by LHS View Post
    Picked up a bottle of this the other day. Oh my god, so incredibly flavorful. This is like someone took the regular 5-year Plantation and cranked the funky flavor up to 11. Probably my new favorite rum.
    $23.99 at TotalWine... Ordered. Thanks for the tip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyGBiv View Post
    $23.99 at TotalWine... Ordered. Thanks for the tip.
    Damn... It was $29.99 at my local TotalWine $5 more than the 5-year Plantation, but I consider that well worth it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by LHS View Post
    Damn... It was $29.99 at my local TotalWine $5 more than the 5-year Plantation, but I consider that well worth it.
    This is delicious. A bit of alcohol bite from the newly opened bottle. Waited a bit and added a few chips of ice. Bite gone. Not too sweet, which I like. Thanks for the tip.

    You might want to try this one... Although a little more spendy.
    https://www.totalwine.com/spirits/ru...5&igrules=true
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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyGBiv View Post
    This is delicious. A bit of alcohol bite from the newly opened bottle. Waited a bit and added a few chips of ice. Bite gone. Not too sweet, which I like. Thanks for the tip.

    You might want to try this one... Although a little more spendy.
    https://www.totalwine.com/spirits/ru...5&igrules=true
    Glad you dig it!


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    Stopped at the Grey Hen/Century Grand for a curbside pickup today. They've got an online shop that they're scaling down, but there's some variety.

    https://www.greyhenrx.com/product/ha...p=false&q=true
    I saw this and thought it a decent fit for your preferences.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yung View Post
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    Stopped at the Grey Hen/Century Grand for a curbside pickup today. They've got an online shop that they're scaling down, but there's some variety.

    https://www.greyhenrx.com/product/ha...p=false&q=true
    I saw this and thought it a decent fit for your preferences.
    Oooooooooo, that looks interesting! And right down the street from me. I'll have to give it a whirl. Thanks Yung!


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    Yeah, it would have been interesting to visit their Pullman car concept before they had to change things up due to tough circumstances last year. I spoke to two employees named Andrew and Jax when I was picking my order up, and they did encourage me to make a reservation to visit the Hen if I wanted to taste some allocateds, which they have the good sense to not advertise on their online shop.

    https://www.abc15.com/news/were-open...-century-grand

    Listened to a podcast with Richard Seale of Foursquare. At about 1:55:00 when the question of mixing comes up, it was interesting to hear that ginger ale, ginger beer, and Ting are more common choices than cola.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DocGKR View Post
    Santa Teresa 1796 is a Venezuelan rum, made using the solera method—with the rums in the blend aged 5-35 years. Smooth with flavors of tropical fruit, as well as a background of butterscotch and toffee. Works great for sipping neat or used in cocktails.
    I picked this one up a few weeks ago and although I enjoyed it, it was just OK. Tasty but not a rave.
    Fast forward 3 weeks and I poured another dram, lit a small cigar and wow! Very much improved. From a 7 to a 9.
    I understand how a little time will open a wine, but it's always a surprise when it happens with spirits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rob_s View Post
    Ron Zacapa 23 is my default sipper and also use it for rum old fashioned. Zacapa XO is more expensive but a nice treat.
    Rob knows rum. Pilar is another label worth exploring.

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