Santiago de Cuba Extra Añejo 11 Años
A newcomer-friendly Cuban in the Spanish style: light, easy and unsweetened despite its caramel, honey and tropical fruit notes. RumX members mainly use it for Daiquiris or Cuba Libres rather than slow sipping.
- Easy drinking
- Great for cocktails
- Unsweetened Cuban style
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Light, easy Cuban mixer A newcomer-friendly Cuban in the Spanish style: light, easy and unsweetened despite its caramel, honey and tropical fruit notes. RumX members mainly use it for Daiquiris or Cuba Libres rather than slow sipping.
Fans of Spanish-style, light-bodied rums who want an unsweetened, easy mixer for Daiquiris, Cuba Libres and relaxed sipping on warm days.
Rum nerds chasing high complexity, strong oak or high-ABV intensity; anyone expecting a powerful sipping experience from an 11‑year age statement.
How is Santiago de Cuba Extra Añejo 11 Años rated?
RumX's 0–10 scale is strict — 7.0 lands squarely in the "Good" band. 40% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 0% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
Rum reviews
A selection of the most popular reviews from our community. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Timo Groeger
This rum is not mine, simply too sweet. This sweetness is also on the nose, as well as vanilla and chocolate for me. For me, it continues on the palate and the chocolate becomes milk chocolate. But simply too sweet.
Review by heckto🥃
The nose is greeted by a pleasant vanilla/chocolate aroma. On the palate, it is less sweet than the nose would suggest, but instead spicy and tropical fruit. A proper Cuban in the Spanish style.
Review by Godspeed
Enjoyable Cuban that is very different from the aged Havana Club expressions that have been my main Cuban experiences so far. This clearly has a much higher content of aguardiente, the aromatic cane eau-de-vie that has proud traditions in Cuba and is making a bit of a comeback. For that reason this rum is far more reminiscent of the recent Eminente cuban rum although definitely not as extreme as the 70% aguardiente that was in that one. It’s agreeable and quite dry, dissipation from the palate is a little quick but not quite as bad as most low-medium priced venezuelans. Can’t wait to put it to use in some cocktails and see how it does. At 40€ a pretty decent purchase when in the market for a Spanish style rum.
Review by Lennart Hofeditz
A very good Spanish style rum. One of my favorites.
Review by Claes Nilsson
I get sort of a wine feeling all the way from sniffing it, tasting it, to the finish. Nice, a little spice and fruit. Backside is the low ABV, would probably take off with 48+ %. Ok value for that money, 31 € 😎
Review by Henry Davies
A light Spanish style nose, not much depth, some light wood and caramel on the nose. Mouth is sweeter but a bit thin, some roasted hazelnut, light brown sugar and a warm coconut and more tropical dalliance as things go on. Despite the age statement not really a sipper. The finish is short and lacks any power. Decent rum and coke and that is where I would stay, interestingly not sure it’s worth the jump from the white
Review by Decky Hicks Doughty
A round and subtle nose. There's tropical fruit, coconut and a heather, lavender note. Something a little reminiscent of scotch. The palate has some sweetness but it's not overwhelming. Raisin, almonds and a big hit of green apples. Medium length finish. Honey and the green apple from the palate lingers. Overall not bad at all. Won't blow away the connoisseur, but on a hot day it's easy drinking.
Review by David Rommi
This made a fantastic Daiquiri! The balance was spot on, the burnt sugar and tropical fruits were present with a bit of oak on the finish, one of the best I've made. I enjoy both aged and Spanish style Rums in my Daiquiris so I'm glad this one delivered! I'm sad that I can't try the older version as I've heard very good things about that. It was also quite good neat, but I expected a bit more complexity from a Rum this age. I think I'll continue to use this bottle for mixing.
Review by Surbiton Man
Light on the nose, molasses and light oak. Honey flavour with slight oak, black pepper. Evolution into burnt toffee with a tobacco edge, ending in an oaky dryness that compels you to take one more sip.
Review by rum-id
Light rum for easy drinking) not so much flavor and taste but everything is in harmony. Enough to expect from column still
Review by Jindrich Strobl
Pleasant, full taste. But l still I am missing some character.
Community purchases
45 bottles logged by 52,000+ RumX members. The ratio of closed / opened / emptied, indicates whether this rum is meant to be drunk or is a collector's item.
Also on the wishlist of 16 members.
About the Santiago de Cuba distillery
The Santiago de Cuba distillery is located in Cuba. Rums from Santiago de Cuba have been reviewed 404 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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