Havana Club Anejo Blanco Rum
Havana Club Añejo Blanco is different than most white rums because it is aged in oak for a short while. Any color is filtered out and you get a very smooth white rum with more body, character, and anejo notes than most white rums. As Don Jose Navarro, Havana Club's Master Blender puts it, "The whitest of all aged rums, the most aged of all white rums".
Review
Clear. Pine and vanilla in the nose. Pillowy texture with cane juice flavors, then a bit of nutmeg and menthol. Medium finish with touches of oak. Nicely balanced between the cane sweetness, the oak, and the alcohol heat. Though this is a white rum, Havana Club ages it briefly on oak, and then filters out any color. This is the standard rum for a Mojito. Tasted 10/12/2007.
| Brand | Havana Club |
| Country | Cuba |
| Proof | 75 (37.5%) |
Flavor Profile
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