Ron Zacapa Centenario Rum

Pros: Best tasting rum I've ever happened upon.

Cons: Not widely available. Haven't even seen the Ron Zacapa Centenario Commerativo since I left Guatemala.

The Bottom Line: Surprisingly good. A rum one can enjoy as much as a fine single malt scotch.

Review: I'm a scotch drinker, single malt when I can afford it. Didn't think of rum as anything more than a liquid panty remover, that is, until I had my first taste of Centenario. Was in Guatemala and bought a bottle of 23 year old and one of Ron Zacapa ...

Pros: Presentation, price, quality

Cons: Hard to find

The Bottom Line: A must have in your Private Bar

Review: A couple of years ago, a guatemalan friend of mine, brought a bottle of Zacapa Centenario from the Duty Free.

We had a couple of drinks of this very smooth oak barrel aged rum.

I was really impressed of the quality of a Guatemalan...

Pros: Smooth,Dark,Full,Rich Rum,Government mandated aging, hand wrapped royal plum leaved bottle

Cons: Hard to Find locally

Review: If you are a rum Drinker, and have not tried Ron Zacapa's Centenario Rum you are in for a huge surprise. A well kept secret recipe only known to master blenders, with a mandated aging process controlled by the Government. Full rich aroma's once opened, ...

Pros: Very smooth

Cons: Expensive in the States compared to in Guatemala

Review: I tried this rum when I was in Guatemala in 2001. It is the best rum I have ever had. When I first smelled it I was thinking "man this stuff smells strong." But when I tasted it I was surprised at how smooth it is. I picked up a bottle for around $18 US. ...

Pros: Very enjoyable from start to finish

Cons: Nothing

Review: This rum's dark brown amber color sets the tone for an exciting drinking experience. Well-rounded oak aroma speaks of aging and refinement. In the palate, layer upon layer of flavors including nutmeg, toasted hazelnut and a hint of caramel. Smooth ...

Pros: Succulent butterscotch and hazelnut notes, rich and potent.

Cons: Charcoaly and uneven wood accents

The Bottom Line: Versatile and willing to please. Very nice flavor structure with unusual hazelnut and pumpkin overnotes.

Review: Ron Zacapa Centenario. Virually unknown to the vast majority of mexicans, even though Guatemala is o ...