Zaya Rum - Page 5 - Cigar Asylum Cigar Forum

Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
Ive only had the Trinidad Zaya, now im going to have to look for the Guatemalan one since my bottle is almost empty :-)

The Guatemalan will be in short supply EVERYWHERE, especially where Ian's been. LOL

Originally Posted by BengalMan:
Honestly, I'm not a fan of Pyrat. It has WAY too much orange flavor, it tastes like Gran Marnier too me, not like a rum. I'll look into the El Dorado though for sure.

I've gone through a couple bottles of El Dorado 12 yr. Very good and about half the price of Zacapa.

I agree on the Pyrat. WAY too heavy of citrus flavor to me. It tastes more like an ice cream topping than a rum.
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The Guatemalan was last seen on my local store shelves in Dec '07. Good luck with your search!

I'm with you guys on the Pyrat, I'll drink it, but the orange is a bit much for me. Need to find something good to mix it with, orange daiquiri maybe? Or mix that with the Trini Zaya into some sort of creamsicle drink? Can you tell I've got frozen drinks on the brain right now? :-)
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Enjoying a glass with a 00 party lonsdale. Not bad.:-)
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Originally Posted by Wanger:
The Guatemalan will be in short supply EVERYWHERE, especially where Ian's been. LOL

Has Ian been to Florida? haha There is a tiny crappy storethat still has some Guatamalan ones near me I think
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Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
Has Ian been to Florida? haha There is a tiny crappy storethat still has some Guatamalan ones near me I think

Not personally, but I have had people pick up bottles at three different shops down there.

:-)

I have eyes and ears everywhere when it comes to Guatemalan Zaya.:-)
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Well, my store is now Trinidad only...

BengalMan must have cleaned them out of the Guatemalan. :-)
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if you're in Iowa ("surrounded by corn"), it was likely another Oliva rep, who's a friend of mine that got to them.
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Originally Posted by Wanger:
if you're in Iowa ("surrounded by corn"), it was likely another Oliva rep, who's a friend of mine that got to them.

We accumulate Zaya in packs. :-)
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Still no luck getting Guatemalan Zaya around here...

:-)
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Originally Posted by dunng:
Still no luck getting Guatemalan Zaya around here... :-)

Ian has them all!!:-):-)
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Duuung I hve a bottle or two to trade if you want one :-)
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I honeymooned in Jamaica, so Appleton Estate always has a place in my heart. :-)

It was in EVERYTHING they made down there! Rum sausage, rum syrup, rum w/a shot of rum. :-)
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Originally Posted by BengalMan:
We accumulate Zaya in packs. :-)

You're both still @ssholes. :-)
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Originally Posted by ToddziLLa:
rum w/a shot of rum. :-)

That's the best way to have it!
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I still stop in liquor stores I have never been in when traveling around town for work. I imagine they think I am some kind of whackjob when I go to the rum section, scan the top row, and look like someone killed my dog and dejectedly walk out.
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
I still stop in liquor stores I have never been in when traveling around town for work. I imagine they think I am some kind of whackjob when I go to the rum section, scan the top row, and look like someone killed my dog and dejectedly walk out.

Me too.:-)
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
I still stop in liquor stores I have never been in when traveling around town for work. I imagine they think I am some kind of whackjob when I go to the rum section, scan the top row, and look like someone killed my dog and dejectedly walk out.

Same here, Pete
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I love Zaya, the new and old blend
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had some Zaya just they other day herfing w/s0lefulone....awesome!

i'm more of a scotch and bourbon guy w/my cigars but the Zaya was pure bliss
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Grabbed my first bottle two days ago. Trinidad version, Gran Reserva 12 year old. Sipping some of this right now. Good stuff!
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