Ken Gargett Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get hold of some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of 'centenario 23 anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me for an old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. anyone any specific reports?
Tampa1257 Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 'centenario 23 anos' , all I can say Ken, if you don't like it, I'll gladly take the remaining part of the bottle off your hands, that is good sippin rum IMHO!
Boston Mike Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 Arguably the best rum on the planet! Only rivaled by the Zacapa 25year X.O.
GoatLocker Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 Love the stuff. A little on the sweet side, like it's been mixed with Grand Marnier.
shortsqueeze Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get hold of » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of 'centenario 23 » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me for an » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » anyone any specific reports? It's excellent, but a second place finisher to Caney, Cubay, or even HC 7 year.
anacostiakat Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get hold of » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of 'centenario 23 » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me for an » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » anyone any specific reports? I concur! Top shelf! I also like the Zaya, Betancourt 15 and El Dorado 15.
alexgtp Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 » Doubt very much that you'll be disappointed. One of the top 5 RUMS IMHO. :-D
stickman Posted March 7, 2007 Posted March 7, 2007 » » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get hold » of » » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of 'centenario 23 » » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me for an » » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » » anyone any specific reports? » » It's excellent, but a second place finisher to Caney, Cubay, or even HC 7 » year. HC cant hold a candle to Zacapa 23....like comparing bong water to perrier
shortsqueeze Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 » » » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get » hold » » of » » » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of 'centenario » 23 » » » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me for » an » » » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » » » anyone any specific reports? » » » » It's excellent, but a second place finisher to Caney, Cubay, or even HC » 7 » » year. » » HC cant hold a candle to Zacapa 23....like comparing bong water to perrier Nick please, you can't be serious. Not to mention price/value: I'll take HC at $10 to Zacapa at $40 all day, every day, and twice on Sunday. And Caney and Cubay are far better rums than Zacapa, without question.
genevapics Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 » » Nick please, you can't be serious. Not to mention price/value: I'll take » HC at $10 to Zacapa at $40 all day, every day, and twice on Sunday. And » Caney and Cubay are far better rums than Zacapa, without question. Hey shortsqueeze, send me a PM if you can point me in the right direction to pick up some of these wonderful libations. Thank you.
GoatLocker Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 » Nick please, you can't be serious. Not to mention price/value: I'll take » HC at $10 to Zacapa at $40 all day, every day, and twice on Sunday. And » Caney and Cubay are far better rums than Zacapa, without question. Gotta agree with Nick. Even considering the price ($20 HC7 vs $40 Zacapa), I'll still take the Ron Z. I would put the HC7 on the level of Zaya 12. I still grab a bottle of HC7 at Gigante whenever I make a border run just to keep it on hand. Everyone has different tastes and more than one person has told me they don't like Zacapa because it's too sweet. More for me!
Miami101 Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 Ken Please can you put up photos from the trip::::
stickman Posted March 8, 2007 Posted March 8, 2007 » » » » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to get » » hold » » » of » » » » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of » 'centenario » » 23 » » » » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me » for » » an » » » » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » » » » anyone any specific reports? » » » » » » It's excellent, but a second place finisher to Caney, Cubay, or even » HC » » 7 » » » year. » » » » HC cant hold a candle to Zacapa 23....like comparing bong water to » perrier » » Nick please, you can't be serious. Not to mention price/value: I'll take » HC at $10 to Zacapa at $40 all day, every day, and twice on Sunday. And » Caney and Cubay are far better rums than Zacapa, without question. LOL..well I was exagerating a little and was trying to ruffle your feathers....hehehehe it was easy but sure I like HC7 but Zacaba is just alot smoother to me which I like.....and where in the hell you getting HC7 for 10 bucks a pop?....live near the mex border do you?
xibbumbero Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 I find it too sweet for my taste. I like a dryer rum w/just a touch of sweetness,like HC-7 or HC barrel proof. BTW,the bottle of Ron Zacapa, I got was on sale at Hi-Time for $29 . They run great sales every now an then, X :-P
Wiley Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 Lots of rum being made in the Carribean. It would be awesome to take rum-centric tours to catch all the different styles of rum. (It sucks that you can't get even half of it in the US.)
shortsqueeze Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 » » » » » have seen the name appear a few times on the forum and tried to » get » » » hold » » » » of » » » » » some in aust but seems impossible. picked up a bottle of » » 'centenario » » » 23 » » » » » anos' duty free mexico. was at $38 which seems reasonable for me » » for » » » an » » » » » old rum but not sure of how it fits for this brand. » » » » » anyone any specific reports? » » » » » » » » It's excellent, but a second place finisher to Caney, Cubay, or » even » » HC » » » 7 » » » » year. » » » » » » HC cant hold a candle to Zacapa 23....like comparing bong water to » » perrier » » » » Nick please, you can't be serious. Not to mention price/value: I'll » take » » HC at $10 to Zacapa at $40 all day, every day, and twice on Sunday. » And » » Caney and Cubay are far better rums than Zacapa, without question. » » » LOL..well I was exagerating a little and was trying to ruffle your » feathers....hehehehe it was easy but sure I like HC7 but Zacaba is just » alot smoother to me which I like.....and where in the hell you getting HC7 » for 10 bucks a pop?....live near the mex border do you? LOL!!! I was guestimating. 7 year anejos used to be 7 USD in Havana, but I figured with the CUC I'd tack on another 3 to be conservative. Europe I've seen it for around 20ish and not too much more in Canada. Caney is not exported. Cubay and HC are. And I do like RZ, just not as much as Cuban anejos. Nick, you are a riot!
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