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La Hechicera Extra Anejo rum Is distilled using the solera method and aged between 12 and 21 years in American white oak casks.
La Hechicera rum has been produced by the The Riasco family for the past two decades. They're the only family-run Rum distillery in Colombia. The rum derives its name from the Spanish word “Hechicera” which translates to “enchantress”.
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A nice blend of authentic flavourful notes. A good one to indulge without breaking the bank.
My daughter brought this back from Peru as she laid over in Bogata. so glad she did as this is a wonderful sip. No alcohol smell or taste, just a warmth that lingers and is associated in only the best way. not sure what all the notes are, other than I believe i would say coffee, but can say they are smooth and very pleasant and not too sweet. Recommend!
This rum has a strong taste. The average whisky drinker will enjoy this but this is not my kind of rum.
Solid sipper, but at $50 there are other more complex and tasty alternatives.
Little bit of a burn, but a decent rum. Definitely has a coffee taste, but overall a decent flavor. The burn is why I rated it a 6, otherwise it would be a seven.
Came across this in Colombia and for the price it is an awesome value. Super flavorful and would definitely recommend.
8,5
Excellent smell and taste despite the small amount of sugar. I was very surprised. Well rounded/balanced caramel flavor.
Cheers!
It should be a cocktail rum, though if you add some ice it carves the edges down and is drinkable neat. Strong chocolate nose and harsh after-burn .
En nariz agradable olor a roble, se notan los 40 grados pero no quema al pasar, se aprecia caramelo no tiene nada de complegidad.....otras cosas como vainilla eucalipto y demas.......si sigo con la botella las encuentro, no me parece para mezclar con refrescos tampoco es para ponerle un altar...... No creo que repita me parece caro 27€ por 70 ml. En mi opinión prefiero otros
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I picked up a set in Colombia after trying a shot of this great rum in a rooftop bar. I left it for a while and got reminded when I was in the Czech Republic where this rum appears a lot. It's smooth very smooth a beauty but misses some richness. I haven't found a good mixer for this one yet, but I've seen it being used in quite some rum based old fashion cocktails.
Ideal for those who love a good chocolate caramel burn.