Caña Brava Rum Blanca (Discontinued)

White, lightly aged, blanco or silver rums, whatever you want to call them are not typically rums that I drink neat, but I do have a good number of them, so I figured I would run thru 8 of them and see which one emerges the winner (between Angostura, Privateer, Havana Club, Cana Brava, Barbancourt, Flor de Cana, Banks 5 Island & El Dorado). It was very hard to determine if this was better than Banks or not, but in the end I went with this one since it felt more balanced. I did miss the grassy notes of the Banks though, so it was close. Either way, I would lean towards cocktails only for this one. The nose features dried fruit and citrus notes. The palate has a mineral taste to it, with a bit of sweetness and vanilla, which is then followed by tropical fruit notes. The finish is a little bit longer than the first 3 on the list, with little burn. It is a slight step up, although very close to Banks. I wouldn't say no to this neat, but I would probably stick to cocktails for this white rum.

Prety good, not to nuch aroma or flavour but very good white rum

This IS actually a pretty decent sipper. Very tequila-like with the vegetal notes. Dry with just a hint of sweetness. Nice viscous mouthfeel. The best light rum I've had in a while. At $21 this is an excellent buy.

Had in Romancing the imperial Enemy; Cana brava carta blanco, black seal rum, lime & ginger beer. Ginger nose. Ginger flavor with a touch of dark rum. @ Alamo Draft House Highlands