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The Whisky Agency Very Fine Old Caribbean Rum 1967 70cl bottle
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Aged rum · 58 years · 50,8%

The Whisky Agency Very Fine Old Caribbean Rum 1967

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Review by Johannes

Johannes
Jun 20252,879 reviewsGermany
8.6/10

Once again a completely different, atypical Cuban. Relatively round, slightly sweet, tobacco, wood, but also slightly spicy notes of juniper, citrus and herbs.

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Avg. community purchase price 474 €

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Details about The Whisky Agency Very Fine Old Caribbean Rum 1967

A rum from Cuba, bottled by The Whisky Agency, at 50,8%.

CountryCuba
ABV50,8%
Volume70cl
Age58 years
Vintage1967
Bottled2025

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0% opened, 0 emptied and repurchased.

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3 purchased · 8 tasted · 2 wishlist · as of

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Cuba

Country

Cuba 

Avg Rating 7.0/10 over 610 Rums

Cuba taught the world to drink rum light. This is the island that gave us the Daiquiri, the Mojito and Bacardi, and the smooth, column-distilled Spanish style that became the most popular rum on earth. Today its rum is entirely state-run and shut out of the United States, yet Havana Club still ranks among the Caribbean's biggest brands.

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