Santa Teresa 1796

Little disappointed this one. There is nothin bad to say, but not nothing good either. Easy to forget.

This one was on someone's list of good rums for the price. I've been disappointed by most of these but I do like trying different bottles so my son and I bought it. First I was surprised that it was quite good. Secondly it seemed like I was drinking another Venezuelan rum I like, Diplomatico Special Reserve. At virtually the same price I like them both equally. Nice taste, pretty smooth and a reasonable price for a special occasion rum. Certainly too good to mix with anything.

I find it at € 30,00 and so I give it a try (twice, really). It's good, it's satisfying and sweet, but it lacks of personality and the satisfaction lasts not enough in your mouth.

ho trovato questo rum a € 30,00 così ho pensato di provarlo (due volte per la verità). E buono e soddisfacente e dolce. Ma manca di personalità e quella soddisfazione non dura abbastanza.

This has a nice smooth taste which makes it something you can drink easily straight. It’s what you’d expect of the carribean rums

Un Ron que en general es perfecto para degustar a pequeños sorbos. Una mezcla de ron de columna y pot still, envejecido por el sistema de soleras.
En copa apreciamos un color rojo ámbar muy brillante, con una lagrima de densidad media.
En nariz podemos apreciar aromas a hoja de tabaco, vaina de vainilla, caramelo y un aroma a cognac aportado por las barricas. Es algo punzante en nariz para los 40° que tiene.
En boca la nota que más llama la atención es el quemazón y picante que te deja en boca, algo no muy normal en rones medianamente envejecidos y de una graduación no muy elevada. También se aprecian notas a fruta pasificada, pimienta blanca, nuez moscada, chocolate negro, final secante y amargo.
Otra de las pegas que le pondría es que añaden azúcar al producto final, aún no siendo una gran cantidad 7-8 gr/L es una práctica que no me gusta. Pero aún así para mi es un buen ron y lo tomaré de nuevo para ver si mi percepción se mantiene o cambia en algo.

It’s a beautiful colour in the glass, but my first impression was the ethanol on the tongue. Once it had warmed up a little, the deep, rich raisin flavours came out and it was a completely different drink. Pretty good.

This is a solid rum to be sure but there was a certain lacking quality for me. Santa Teresa lacked complexity for me. It was more on the dry, oaky side rather than rich, fruity and the viscosity was a tad thinner than I was expecting. That being said this stuff is smoother than all hell and nearly goes down like water. For the price point you could spend about 15-20 dollars for something you may enjoy more.

I feel like I should of bought a bottem self rum instead of wasting my money. Very rubbing alcohol taste. If you havent tasted top shelve rum you might like this. Nice bottle design

Eye: light seethrough, orange, rusty.
Nose: wood, croissant, spice.
Mouth: bitter herbs and wood

This was a good sipping rum. Sweet caramel nose off the top. I am new to this so I can't distinguish the many different flavors others have posted however this is a smooth rum. I did not sense the heavy alcohol aftertaste that some mentioned and found this to be a decent rum.