Santa Teresa 1796

While not my favorite sipper, it has its merits. Not as sweet as some I prefer, but enjoyable nonetheless.

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This rum I try in Bolivia. Very good evening before night bus trip

Good rum, but there is nothing "extra" in it. I dont even remember its taste. This rum has no "signature" for me. But very drinkable.

Santa Teresa is right up my alley. This is a deep and satisfying sipping rum. Aromas of cedar and oak and quite a bit of medicinal notes up front. On the dry side which is good for me yet it still speaks rum with candied orange and molasas cookies. The second pour brings brownies and vanilla. But its not even close to being a sugar bomb.
At the $40 mark it's a simple presentation and thats another plus for me. A fancy bottle is fun to look at but it's whats inside that counts and I will happily count out 40 bucks for this nectar. Eye candy not needed.

Starts out with a nice oaky taste but ends off with a water taste

For this price is the
is a very good rum, drink smoothly and had a very nice aftertaste.

rum ottimo con rapporto qualità prezzo fantastico. Al palato si percepisce subito il sentore di legno e ciliegia e lascia un buon finale di cioccolato.

Buen ron , sin embargo esperaba algo mas en uno de los rones santa teresa mas elavorado, falta suavidad y textura, pero con hielo nos puede hace pasar una buena velada.

I am partial to sweet rums, and even if this is not a very sweet rum, is has a smoothness that makes it an easy sipper. Particularly when one lets it stand for a while before tasting. By all means recommended. A pity to mix or dilute this.