Flor de Caña Anejo Oro 4-Year

Tasted at Laka Lono 3/9/22
Notes indicate quite clearly that this is a certified fair trade rum, and that I was and remain shocked by this information.
notes: Tasty! a well-balanced rum. Excellent flavor, evocative of a cherry cordial chocolate.

This is a fantastic value rum. Although it’s a young rum, it’s still tasty. The 7 has a better finish, but if you don’t want to pay for the 7, the 4 is a great substitute.

Para tomar con hielo o mezclado con cola u otros tragos. No me gustó para tomar todos los días

Solid rum for mixing. Not too shabby to sip on either. Readily available and not that pricey. Of course more aged versions of this sip better but this is a good all around bottle to have on hand.

Tasted at Laka Lono on 8/29/18. The best descriptors that come to mind are kerosene and burned toast. Best thing I have to say is that these are inexpensive.

Re-tasted on 6/27/21. Mild caramel aroma. Thin. Mildly sweet. You have to hunt for a flavor. Mildness is the operative word. perhaps nothingness? Score goes from a 3 to a 2.

This is my first experience with Flor products. I like it a lot. It has a slight sweetness that goes good with Coke Zero or even Tonic. Bought a 1.75L for under $30. I'm sure that I'll try their "better" rums in the future.

The rich vanilla rum flavor cut through Coke like a knife. Really enjoyed the rum forward profile. A must try.

I bought this, because I really like their 7 years version, I said "what difference can 3 years make?" BIG difference, I only drink rum on the rocks, this was a BIG NO! sorry but couldn´t finish my drink. Will go back to the 7 años

Being honest - I'm just beginning a journey into the rum universe. Picked up this bottle after looking at reviews (and price). I'm enjoying it with Coke and by itself. A very good start.

It's clearly a step above Bacardi for a general "aged Spanish-style rum," and for not too bad a price hike either. Great in a mixer and stands on its own well enough.