| Rating | 91 |
| Style | Rum |
| Age Statement | 10 Years |
| Produced In | United States |
| ABV | 40% |
| Availability | Year Round |
| Price | $40.00 |
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| Review Updated | 2022-07-10 |
Bacardí Gran Reserva Diez Review
This is a solid bottle from the world's best-known rum brand. You can expect to find notes of tobacco and oak, reminiscent of a cigar box, atop the subtle, sweet aroma of molasses in this 10-year-old bottle. This may not be the most exciting rum, but it is well-crafted and fairly priced. Enjoy it on the rocks or in a spirit-forward cocktail, like an Old Fashioned.
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