Santa Teresa 1796

Agréable mais trop caramel pour moi. Â reesayer peut être dans d'autres circonstances.

No too strong and does not give special flavors but Santa Teresa 1796 follows the classical school of rums!, and on the rock will work.

As the diplomatico I really like this rum, don't know if it's the way to make it in Venezuela but the flavours and strength are really well balanced, one of my top sipper.

I prefer sweet rums, this is fine but ED12 was better.
Let's say 7.5/10

I have seen the reviews where people say to add a little bit of water to this to unleash the flavors. I did not do this, rather I also like a big ice ball and let it slowly melt in the water while cooling the rum. For me, this one really didn't do anything. It was smooth, but didn't have any hints of flavors that I really like in other rums. But I will still go 7 for the smoothness.

greât taste powerful rhum ans dry finish really Like it

Picked up a bottle in Maryland for $43.60 including tax. Tasty rum, but I've had others in that price range that I like better.

Reminds me a bit of the Pampero ,it lacks the bite of the Selecto and a wonderful ,fairly complex, not to sweet rum. Hints of Cocoa,Cofffee but it also mixed with reminders of the solera System which use to produce sweeter rums. A great choice

not so sweet like Diplomatico 12, reminds me Pampero Anniversario in palate, ....smooth, thick, pleasant.

When I first received this bottle, I opened the canister and the smell reminded me of church (the candle wax around the cork lid).
The time I tried it (neat) I wasn't overly impressed; strong spice smell and taste which was making it hard to smell or taste anything else.
The next time I added a little water and it opened the drink right up.
I do like this stuff but for me it requires a touch of water to enjoy it fully.