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Ronrico Gold Label 1960s
Most tasters land on "well made but simple" — pleasant caramel, vanilla and young oak with a bit of leather and tobacco, and the 43% gives it welcome backbone. Where it splits: some call it flat and one-dimensional, others enjoy it as easy sipping. One member said it makes a "surprisingly good" daiquiri. A tidy vintage Puerto Rican column rum, short on complexity.
The community says- Clean caramel & vanilla
- Keep in mind: One-dimensional
- Keep in mind: Lacks complexity
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How does Ronrico Gold Label 1960s taste?
From community reviews · summarized with AI
Straightforward caramel-vanilla sipper, great in a daiquiri Liked for its clean caramel-vanilla-oak profile and well-carried 43%, but several find it flat and lacking complexity. A straightforward sipper that shines most in a daiquiri.
Fans of easy bourbon-cask caramel-vanilla rums and daiquiri drinkers
Anyone wanting depth, funk or real complexity
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neatCocktails & mixing
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17 community reviews
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Review by LukaŽiga
6,3:On the nose, this one feels better, with burnt sugar, sweet, roasted wood gives us also a caramel, spicy vanilla, pastry, leather, as a molasses brings some tobacco, there are yellow fruits. 6,7:On the palate, quite pleasant attack with roasted wood notes as burnt sugar, caramel, spicy vanilla, dry and quite round, with leather and tobacco, yellow fruits and a bit mineral. 6,4:The finish is medium long, dry with spicy and roasted wood notes, tobacco and yellow fruits.
Review by Skyfly
The liquid History of Puerto Rico Tasting - better than the first two rums. Same aromas, but just stronger (vanilla, caramel, wood and some spice). You feel the alcohol on the nose, not in the mouth. Acceptable in a daiquiri.
Review by zabo
06.12.2024 The liquid History of Puerto Rico Tasting First of all, many thanks to Artur for the extreme effort and for sharing such old rums at all. The rums themselves were not really spectacular except for a few exceptions, BUT I still really enjoyed it because you just don't get such rums into your glass as a normal mortal anymore and all this background knowledge that Artur shared I find insanely interesting. I really take my hat off to that. Big respect!
Review by cigares
Tasting Puerto Rico rums from Artur. A rather neutral nose but you can feel yellow fruits, honey, caramel, vanilla, oak and neutral alcohol. The mouth is soft, not too diluted with, as on the nose, wood, vanilla and yellow fruits. The finish is short with sweetness at the end. A well-made rum but severely lacking complexity.
Review by Mirco
Rum No. 3 Chocolate and young wood on a somewhat wild base. Many thanks Artur for this mega-split journey through rums from Puerto Rico. Thanks also for the work you always take on for us and make old bottles possible for us! 😊
Review by Johannes
The liquid History of Puerto Rico - many thanks to Artur for sharing! Little flavor, flat, some chocolate, some cinnamon.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Solidly good rum from Puerto Rico. The increased alcohol content definitely helps here, but it's very pleasant to drink. Stands well neat and certainly also great in a Cuba Libre & co. Delicious!
Review by Leo Krüper
Again some artificial, slightly nutty aromas. Unfortunately poorly integrated alcohol. Otherwise quite solid. Performs very well in Daiquiri.
Review by DomM
Puerto Rico Set Nr. 3: Notes from the cask (wood and vanilla) on the nose with some caramel and a slight musty note. Pretty good on the palate with caramel, vanilla and milk chocolate. Well balanced but not overly complex. Cheers to Artur for curating this set!
Review by Banana Joe
Surprisingly good in a Daiquiri.
Review by Alex1981
Arturs Puerto Rico Tasting, thanks for the great overview and history :-) Very solid! Caramel, vanilla with pleasant sweetness, light wood and the 43% bring a nice intensity. I like it.
Review by w00tAN
23.02.25 The liquid History of Puerto Rico Tasting Thanks to Artur for the great opportunity and effort. Nice vanilla notes on the nose, slightly fruity. On the palate then fine spice, burnt sugar, and a good integration of the 43%.
Review by Tom Buteneers
Caramel/burnt sugar, little burn, one dimensional
Review by Franzi
Quite boring and flat. Caramel and vanilla.
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A Column Still Rum from Puerto Rico, at 43%.
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