Just came back from Canada with four bottles of the 7 year. They didn’t have 15 year, otherwise would have gotten that.

Real quick, your pronunciation of everything was very good but especiál is Eh-speh-see-all.

The 7 year is the best one in my option

Just got back from Havana and the Anejo Blanco is actually the cheapest. Tastes pretty bad straight lol

Great review. I visited Cuba in May and still haven’t opened my bottle of Selección de Maestros, which I purchased for $40 CUCs while on a cigar and rum tour.

The best and perhaps one of the strongest Cuban rums is the 12 year old Santiago. Quite difficult to obtain now without spending a LOT of money. Until recently I had at least one bottle in my collection but inevitably if you like rum you will drink it, and I did.During my last visit to Cuba they were doing an 11 year old which I did not try so I cannot comment on that one, The Cuban people regard Santiago rum as the best. As for the Havana Club brand the 3 year old white rum is perfect for Mojitos or mixers. The darker Anejo Special is a good general sipping rum with plenty of taste. The 7 year old is excellent with plenty of Coffee and caramel notes and for most Cuban rum fans I would definitely recommend that one. As for the 15 year old and beyond I cannot say. If you can afford them then you do not need my opinion about them. Suffice to say that as a general rum fan I would recommend Cuban rums as being among the best you might try and if you get to Cuba you will be in rum heaven!

Remember the “H” in Spanish is silent! Nice try though.

Amazing Video

The 3 Anos beats any white rum in the US. I would never mix it. Really, any of the Cuban HC line beats US-available, and – screw top or not – should not be undervalued. Or mixed. Only the Jamaican Appleton varieties are competition in the US, but as a different style of rum.

When I was in Cuba at an all inclusive resort they kept serving me Havana club 3 white rum with a lime slurpy which was bloody delicious!

I noticed you poured the rum then went right in for the sip, and called the first one “stingy.” I know you said you’re not a professional, but rum, like any fine sipping alcohol needs to breathe. Pour your glass, then let it rest for between 5-10 minuets first, then enjoy. The spirit needs the air to allow it to open up, otherwise it will be “stingy” and alcohol forward.

I just got the 7 yr havana club… should I drink it straight or with coke what do u suggest. This is a real treat from my fam In Cuba and I want to drink it perfectly the 1st time….

This man is drunk!!! I like this guy