BnBTobacco 07:56 PM 11-07-2011
I'll look around for Zacapa this weekend.
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Mutombo 04:21 PM 11-10-2011
Zacapa is probably my favorite. Just picked up a bottle of Zaya today to go along with it.
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cobra03 08:10 PM 11-10-2011
Zacapa 23 is fantastic, but my every day go to is still Pyrat. I can usually find it for around $20-24.
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BC-Axeman 09:32 PM 11-10-2011
Have they changed Cap'n Morgan?
I just had a glass at a bar cuz that's what they had and I thought it tasted better than I remembered. Less spice and smoother.
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Frodo 12:14 AM 11-11-2011
Originally Posted by Skywalker:
Just picked up some Bacardi Oakheart.
I was concerned, because it was Bacardi, that it would be a mixed drink type rum.
It is good for sipping!
I think it tastes great. I had two glasses last night!:-):-)
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I had a sample and just off that I thought it was quite good. The perfect drink for doing shots...
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replicant_argent 06:33 AM 11-11-2011
My neighbor is doing Mule duty and bringing me a little something from St. Maarten. Last year it was a bottle of Zacapa, this year it will be something I can't get here. Another good friend will be muling some back from Florida next week. Some of the rums you lucky Floridians take for granted are like hens teeth here. I made a little list, and gave him instructions to give me a call.
:-)
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Zeuceone 09:17 PM 11-15-2011
Total Wine finally got Ron Centenario back in stock. Pick up a bottle.
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Frodo 09:25 AM 11-16-2011
Matt-N-Ga 12:04 PM 11-16-2011
Originally Posted by Frodo:
X2 Ron Zacapa XO. 
:-)
:-):-) lol
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Picture of my latest additions. All three of the El Dorado Demerara Rums - EHP, ICBU and PM. Interesting on these rums is that they are small batch, single barrel made using the recipes, techniques and stills from the 18th and 19th century. You can read more on these
HERE.
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Wanger 11:05 AM 11-17-2011
Originally Posted by RGD.:
Picture of my latest additions. All three of the El Dorado Demerara Rums - EHP, ICBU and PM. Interesting on these rums is that they are small batch, single barrel made using the recipes, techniques and stills from the 18th and 19th century. You can read more on these HERE.
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WANT!!!
:-):-):-):-)
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hammondc 01:13 PM 11-17-2011
Originally Posted by RGD.:
Picture of my latest additions. All three of the El Dorado Demerara Rums - EHP, ICBU and PM. Interesting on these rums is that they are small batch, single barrel made using the recipes, techniques and stills from the 18th and 19th century. You can read more on these HERE.
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Let's see a full size pic of that collection...
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lenguamor 01:16 PM 11-17-2011
Had some Zaya at the Cuban Crafters herf on the 6th, and it was tasty. Smooth.
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replicant_argent 01:20 PM 11-17-2011
I don't think I have run into a demerara el Dorado I didn't like, Ron. I will keep my eyes peeled for these here, as you can find some of the other El D's in stock locally. Are they new?
(I suppose I could just read the link.
:-) )
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Originally Posted by hammondc:
Let's see a full size pic of that collection...
Okay. Little hard to get it all in one shot - so here is a series. And some bottles are behind other bottles so they are hard to see. This whole area is under construction - walls, floors, ceiling, cabinets, counters etc.
Ron
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And the rest with the 3 bottles of Zaya Guatemalan in the last picture. Not all of these are rum of course, have to have some stuff for the non-rum drinkers (shudder) but the 3 middle shelves are.
Ron
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Steve 02:52 PM 11-17-2011
BC-Axeman 03:36 PM 11-17-2011
I would have less trouble stocking a liquor cabinet like that than I would keeping it stocked.
The less available the better, for me.
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Skywalker 03:39 PM 11-17-2011
Rum Herf at Ron's house!!!!
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JohnnyFlake 03:57 PM 11-17-2011
What the Hell Man!
You need to pick up a few more bottles of Rum or whatever, I believe I spotted at least four or five spaces that will hold a bottle!
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