Where are you that they still have it?!?! I heard that Ian had cleared out all the stores in Central Florida!
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Best rum I've ever had. :-)
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And Iowa. :-)
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Ha! Did you get some?
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You know that we'll kidnap Josh if what he picked up was for you. :-)
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I'm getting to like the new stuff just fine. :-)
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Some of it was.
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Bought some of this rum yesterday and it was great. I rarely drink rum but this rum has to be in the rotation of drinks.
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I'm not, so more for you.
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Bastage!!!
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Finally bought some today, good stuff. It's a nice sipping rum and thinking of having a small glass with a cigar later tonight.
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Come on over sometime, I can change your mind :-)
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Todd (what's up my friend?), let me introduce you to my favorite Saint of all time,

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I think it was way better before they switched. I am kicking myself for not stocking up on the old stuff.:-)
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If this rum was better before I cannot fathom it. The "new" one is fantastic. I just had another glass now. :-)
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I know I've said it before, but I've had them side by side, and the old stuff wins, hands down. It's smoother and more refined. The new stuff has a bite that the old version does not have. Additionally, the Trinidad (new) version has a significantly more pronounced vanilla flavor/aroma to it. I guess I have been spoiled in that I was introduced to it before the move to Trinidad. As others have stated, I wish I would have stocked up more before the move.
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I might take you up on that sometime. :-)

Ronnie, how's it going my friend? I'm open to trying anything, especially if it comes with your high regards. :-)
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Everyone at my herf loved the older version, bottle is empty now.
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Thanks for rubbing it in Dave. I wish I could have made it :-)
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I think Zacapa is pretty close to the Guat. Zaya. I like Ron Centenario more than those anyway. Money and wife keep me from drinking $100 a week.
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