Aroma visualization from community tastings
Bacardi Superior
Poured neat it's thin and a bit medicinal — solvent, glue and a faint chemical edge with just a whisper of sugar to soften it. In cola or a daiquiri it does its job quietly and disappears. Almost nobody here sips it; it's a light, cheap column-still white built to hide behind lime, cola and fruit juice.
The community says- Cheap and everywhere
- Keep in mind: Chemical, solvent nose
- Keep in mind: Thin and forgettable
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How does Bacardi Superior taste?
From community reviews · summarized with AI
Thin, neutral white — a pure mixer Widely used as a mixer and little else. Neat it reads thin and chemical; in a daiquiri or cuba libre it works fine but adds nothing memorable.
People who want a cheap, neutral base for cocktails and rum-and-cola
Anyone wanting to sip neat or looking for real rum character
Style & occasion: Tropical & funkyCocktails & mixing
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Buying advice
Is it right for you?
Yes, if you're after tropical, funky rums for cocktails.
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What does the community say?
29 community reviews
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Review by LukaŽiga
It is very popular for its lightness and balance, making it ideal for cocktails. It also pairs well with sodas and fruit juices. It consists of dominant aromas like vanilla, almond, tropical fruit, floral notes... More or less......
Review by Steffmaus🇩🇰
I remember using this one as a mixer back in 2019, where the picture is from. I would never recommend drinking this neat, but back then it went well in some cocktails, and the night in question it was used in a daiquiri. I remember it having a floral and alcoholic nose, and a flat oaky taste
Review by abaker-rum
I don’t have much great to say about this rum. Like other Bacardi products I get alcohol and rooibos tea. It is fine in a rum and coke, and serves as a fine base for infusions where the other flavors take the lead.
Review by Jarrod Smith
This was my goto for 20-some years. Wasted years. 😂
Review by C Ap Adam
I wanted to try this for three reasons: 1. It's easier and cheaper to get hold of than almost all rum, so if I enjoy it, that'll save some cash! 2. To calibrate my tastes using a truly young, filtered silver white rum. 3. It marks a return to a genre that during my idiot years sent me to hospital. There's the younger rums of all colours that get the 'intended as a mixer' label, but can stand by themselves just fine - whether down to a bit of aging, a decent blend, and not being too harshly filtered - and then there's a white like this. I can't detect anything remotely exciting on the nose: just fresh, young & metallic medicine juice. A little nauseating. It transforms on the tongue to a surface-level mix of desiccated coconut (conjuring a nostalgic return to my early rum experiences) and peppery aniseed, both bitter and lacking sweetness. Instead, what tastes like half a table spoon of granulated sugar poorly mixed in tap water lands adjacent on the tongue to make it somewhat drinkable. The finish is swift and the flavours immediately forgotten. With cola (what else) the coconut taste remains and I am immediately reminded, of course, of the cans of premix available for an inflated price at Tesco Express, which I've always thought taste a bit processed. The Superior is the first in my rum tasting journey that'll have to sit unfinished. (It stings that in Spain and Portugal, for instance, HC3 and other Cuban-style rums with actual character are priced nearly identically, whilst in the UK, Bacardi Superior seems to have its own, bespoke price bracket which is certainly what makes it so appealing for most.)
Review by Mark Leggett
Smells is mainly alcohol with hints of a woodiness. Flavors of alcohol, spice and a woody hint. I think it tastes a little better than it smells but probably just a mixer. Revising this, it definitely isn't a sipper but works well in a daiquiri or cuba libra
Review by Werner10
Barely good enough for cocktails
Review by Abrahan Reyes
Nothing to add is just a rum to mix drinks. you won't find any that excel. It does the job and is very cheap. Besides it probably won't be my first choice even for mixing
Bacardi Superior at live auctions
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109 bottles logged by 75 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
28% opened, 9 emptied.
What does Bacardi Superior cost?
Community paid 10–14 €.
Current best price: 26.99 € – above the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 17 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
109 purchased · 30 tasted · 4 wishlist · as of
Details about Bacardi Superior
A Column Still Rum from Cuba, distilled by Bacardi, at 37,5%.
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