I want to give anyone trying to find these bottles an update on my weekend trip to Canada. I crossed the Detroit / Windsor border by car. It was quick and brought 5 bottles total plus a case of Lowenbrau, since I can't get it easily in the US. I went into a liquor store called LCBO. They carry Havana Club añejo 7 but it's 70cl or 0.7 of a Liter. I found the white rum añejo 3 años for mojitos in 100Cl size. I noticed that these bottles can range in size. For example in Panama, I can get 7 years dark rum in 1 liter bottles. I just noticed the size difference yesterday when I brought the Canadian-size bottle and placed it next to my Panama duty-free bottle. The white rum can also be in 70cl. All the Ireland HC bottles are 70cl as in Canada. That's what I've seen so far.
Good job, Mr. Mike. . . Many things you have done BETTER than many "pro" : (1) good sound quality, (2) good visual (always in focus), (3) your speech is clear and easy to understand. (4) you hold nothign back, but honest review (5) u did not mind opening the 15 for us curious cats . . . to name a few.
@@bekeneel I have had Cubay and it is also available in Tijuana; there are a lot of Bacardis not sure if I have had the 8yo but I'll watch for it and get some next time!! Thanks for watching!
@@bekeneel I have had Cubay and it is also available in Tijuana; there are a lot of Bacardis not sure if I have had the 8yo but I'll watch for it and get some next time!! Thanks for watching!
Great review. I visited Cuba in May and still haven't opened my bottle of Selección de Maestros, which I purchased for $40 CUCs while on a cigar and rum tour.
Hey! Im from Germany and like Havana Club too. My favorite for normal shot round with friends is the 7 years. But if you decide to travel to Germany once again, you must try "Wagemut". But you can't find it in a normal Bar or supermarket because it is a realy small enterprise. But the rum is realy good and have a nice quality. And like the design of the bottles
Nice, like the honesty in your review. I'm no professional rum expert neither, I still enjoy good rum at home! Lately I've really been enjoying the 3 year for cocktails especially Mojitos and classic Daiquiris. I've tried the 7 year about a year ago, from what I can remember I liked it pretty much (I consumed it mostly with coke and it made a good rum and coke in my opinion). Cheers
The best and perhaps one of the strongest Cuban rums is the 12 year old Santiago. Quite difficult to obtain now without spending a LOT of money. Until recently I had at least one bottle in my collection but inevitably if you like rum you will drink it, and I did.During my last visit to Cuba they were doing an 11 year old which I did not try so I cannot comment on that one, The Cuban people regard Santiago rum as the best. As for the Havana Club brand the 3 year old white rum is perfect for Mojitos or mixers. The darker Anejo Special is a good general sipping rum with plenty of taste. The 7 year old is excellent with plenty of Coffee and caramel notes and for most Cuban rum fans I would definitely recommend that one. As for the 15 year old and beyond I cannot say. If you can afford them then you do not need my opinion about them. Suffice to say that as a general rum fan I would recommend Cuban rums as being among the best you might try and if you get to Cuba you will be in rum heaven!
That's the best in my opinion the Santiago but for the money (in Cuba) the habana club 7 years is hard to beat. I happen to like the cheapest white Habana club rum also for some reason better than many others in their line, this white rum is in my opinion the rum that goes better with any drik when preparing/mixing stuff
You can get Santiago 12 in most hotel Shops in Cuba it costs about 53 cuc. I personally prefer Havana club to Santiago but speaking to Cubans it seems 50/50 some like Havana club some like Santiago
@@lightningleaf23 I think Santiago De Cuba is going to be released globally through a joint venture with diageo (huge alcohol company). So its going to be a lot more accessible. I bough a 7 year old bottle on malecon and shared it with some random strangers neat. Nice memories
I really (not really) do miss some of the usual buzzwords like "vanilla flavored", "spicy", "unique" an so on to differentiate the different rums compared to each other, but at least you´ve shown us the bottles, opened them up and took a shot of each one! i am just a "cheap guy" living in europe and get myself a "3 anos" or " especial" bottle every week or so and I really do think that it tastes way more superior than every bottle of Bacardi you can get in that price range!
Talking about hard to find in May 2019 we bring few,like to bring ONE more Santiago for the collection ,,the hotel I go too they dint have not even one, but this year boi I am finding them.......one more thing check out the HOTEL PLAYA PESQUERO,holguin....been there lots of time at the same hotel,,do you no wy CUBA and always the same hotel????......after five weeks you will get the one week free next time you visit........I our case we always go two weeks two visits and half, the next time you go you Pay 1one and you stay two,ALSO THEY WILL PLANTa tree with you name one it.....
I noticed you poured the rum then went right in for the sip, and called the first one “stingy.” I know you said you’re not a professional, but rum, like any fine sipping alcohol needs to breathe. Pour your glass, then let it rest for between 5-10 minuets first, then enjoy. The spirit needs the air to allow it to open up, otherwise it will be “stingy” and alcohol forward.
The 3 Anos beats any white rum in the US. I would never mix it. Really, any of the Cuban HC line beats US-available, and - screw top or not - should not be undervalued. Or mixed. Only the Jamaican Appleton varieties are competition in the US, but as a different style of rum.
I have all the bottles here except the 15-year. I only saw it once and didn't pull the trigger on it. I'm going to make sure I don't miss it next time. I downed the 7-year bottle during Christmas and it mixed well with eggnog as well. I still have 2 more bottles of each, so I'm still safe. Nice video, I had fun watching it. By the way, I bought my bottles in Panama and Europe. I took a plane from Madrid to Chicago with my first 2 bottles, then two days later I flew to Panama and came back with 2 more, then my girlfriend brought 2 more 2 weeks later when she flew back from Europe. When times get better I will go across the border in Canada and see if I can find the 15-year bottle.
3year old is my pick. You drink the older ones, they start to taste like canadian or irish rye whiskey. If I feel like drinking whikey I will buy whiskey not rum. Young rum is my pick and most authentic flavor.
Whoohooo!! I love your collection! I have the same and some others - great tasting Rum!! Curious - your 15 Year Grand Reserva has some little differences I noticed in the bottle when compared to mine - have you seen some bottles of the 15-year old Rum that have some differences?
Just came back from Canada with four bottles of the 7 year. They didn't have 15 year, otherwise would have gotten that. Real quick, your pronunciation of everything was very good but especiál is Eh-speh-see-all.
No, thank you! I was glad to find a review that focused on the actual taste. I am a huge fan of a Dark N' Stormy and my 7 year with some Reed's Extra Ginger made a very good one. As far as the Spanish goes, I apologize if it came off as correcting you, that was not my intention. Spanish is interesting as there are so many dialects. I learned Spanish growing up in New Mexico so I have a mixture of Mexican-American slang, Spain-Spanish and just pure Spanglish. Good on you for knowing another language and thanks again for the cool review!
I just got the 7 yr havana club... should I drink it straight or with coke what do u suggest. This is a real treat from my fam In Cuba and I want to drink it perfectly the 1st time....
It's good enough to drink straight but usually it's used to make mixed drinks. I would give it a couple straight shots just to experience the taste and then use it as a mixer.
Enchanted Soul if ur in cali u could always take the drive to Mexico to get some. Wish they had it at bevmo..... I want to try the 15 anos now..... 7anos was awesome... still have some...
I really don't know. Most liquor stores have a large amount of tequila because that's what most people buy. I have seen some cognacs (not many), but never bought one. But next time I visit I'll take a look.
Nope. The original owners rights expired 1973 and the cuban government registerd the trademark three years later. Bacardi bought the recipie and rights from the original owners (which they no longer legally owned) in 1994.
The 15 year was about $200, Seleccion was about $60, and the others were maybe $10-25. Prices vary by store and in downtown Tijuana prices are negotiable in most places.
In Tijuana, you can find Seleccion at a few places. There is a large liquor store across from Plaza Rio called La Playa and Seleccion is about $60. There are also some liquor stores along Avenida Revolucion, mainly on the east side of the street between 4th and 8th streets. You can find it there for $55-70 if they have any, but you can bargain in those stores (you can bargain anywhere on Avenida Revolucion). As far as 15 Anos, I could only find it in one store which is Leyva's Licores which is on the east side of Revolucion between 6th and 7th (approximately). His list price is $300 but you can bargain down to at least $270, probably more if you are a good bargainer. It may be elsewhere but I couldn't find it. For the cheaper bottles (3 Anos, 7 Anos, etc) , I just buy them at Soriana Hiper or Ley (any large local market).
The seleccion is fairly uncommon in cuban liquor stores. when they stock it they usually have a good amount of bottles. As for the 15 year rum I have only seen a small handful in my time in cuba and that was in the airport duty free.
The price of the 15yr is $150 in Cuba. I have gotten a few of these 15 year, bottles for my collection. I haven’t opened them because how expensive they are. It I will one day. This video actually is tempting me to conduct my own taste taste for my personal experience. I have the old label/style and the new one you have in the video. Great video!
These higher end bottle are mainly found near tourist areas as the regular Cuban citizen can never afford it. I use to go monthly, as I have family still there. I haven’t been there in 2-3 years and boy do I miss it.
90293Mike do you recall the exact place becouse iam heading tijuana next week and i want to bring couple bottles back ....iam cuban and i know those are authentic 😉
There is a supermarket chain in Tijuana called "Soriana Hiper" - they are in many locations but the biggest one is in the Plaza Rio (see my video on Plaza Rio). There are a couple more in the downtown area. They usually carry the 3 Anos, Anejo Especial, and 7 Anos. Also, if you walk down Avenida Revolucion which is the main "tourist" street in TJ, there are a number of liquor stores. Most of them carry some Havana Club. There are a few good ones in the area of 5th-7th street on Revolucion. I like Leyva's Licores which I think is near 6th and Revolucion. They carry most Havana Club including Seleccion and 15 Anos (those are expensive though). The local liquor stores are higher than the supermarkets since they cater to tourists, but you can bargain. There is also a very large liquor store called La Playa which is across the street from Plaza Rio and they have Havana Club at pretty good prices. Hope this helps.
90293Mike thank you so much sir you have the best review about havana club in the whole youtube keep doing , this its so helpful for my. again thanks and god bless you 👏
Oliver Fasola You are fortunate. We are still waiting for economic sanctions to be lifted here in the US. Have bought some at the duty free at Pearson Airport.
I want to give anyone trying to find these bottles an update on my weekend trip to Canada. I crossed the Detroit / Windsor border by car. It was quick and brought 5 bottles total plus a case of Lowenbrau, since I can't get it easily in the US. I went into a liquor store called LCBO. They carry Havana Club añejo 7 but it's 70cl or 0.7 of a Liter. I found the white rum añejo 3 años for mojitos in 100Cl size. I noticed that these bottles can range in size. For example in Panama, I can get 7 years dark rum in 1 liter bottles. I just noticed the size difference yesterday when I brought the Canadian-size bottle and placed it next to my Panama duty-free bottle. The white rum can also be in 70cl. All the Ireland HC bottles are 70cl as in Canada. That's what I've seen so far.
Thanks for all the info, appreciate it!!
This man is drunk!!! I like this guy
Well you review 5 bottles of liquor, you might get drunk. It was worth it because it was for research. Thanks for watching!
The 7 year is the best one in my option
When I was in Cuba at an all inclusive resort they kept serving me Havana club 3 white rum with a lime slurpy which was bloody delicious!
where were u staying in Cuba? thinking about going this winter for a week
Havana Club 3 year definitely makes good cocktails! I really like it for Mojitos and classic Daiquiris
Good job, Mr. Mike. . . Many things you have done BETTER than many "pro" : (1) good sound quality, (2) good visual (always in focus), (3) your speech is clear and easy to understand. (4) you hold nothign back, but honest review (5) u did not mind opening the 15 for us curious cats . . . to name a few.
Thanks for watching and I really appreciate your comments!! Always trying to do better...
Nice collection of rum and drinking cups. Great video presentation.
Thanks!
I’ve been to Havana several time and have had a chance to try all of these. In ,y mind, the Siete Amos is by far the best. Plus it’s only 17-19 CUCS.
Años*
We have this in Australia. The 7 yr is amazing.
When I travel internationally the 7 year is usually what I see the most and order. Thanks for watching!
@@90293Mike try Bacardi 8yo, you might like it better :) or ron cubay, the best rum in Cuba.
@@bekeneel I have had Cubay and it is also available in Tijuana; there are a lot of Bacardis not sure if I have had the 8yo but I'll watch for it and get some next time!! Thanks for watching!
@@bekeneel I have had Cubay and it is also available in Tijuana; there are a lot of Bacardis not sure if I have had the 8yo but I'll watch for it and get some next time!! Thanks for watching!
Great review. I visited Cuba in May and still haven't opened my bottle of Selección de Maestros, which I purchased for $40 CUCs while on a cigar and rum tour.
Funny, i just realized i had a bottle of that from last April i havent tried yet. Was suppose to go back a couple weeks ago. Damn covid-19!
Havana club 3 isn’t the entry level product the entry level is Havana club blanco which is aged 1 year and is completely clear.
Thank you for the info. I've never seen that product and will look out for it.
Hey! Im from Germany and like Havana Club too. My favorite for normal shot round with friends is the 7 years. But if you decide to travel to Germany once again, you must try "Wagemut". But you can't find it in a normal Bar or supermarket because it is a realy small enterprise. But the rum is realy good and have a nice quality. And like the design of the bottles
@@Finn4239_YT Thanks for the tip, I will definitely be going back to Germany in the next couple years!!
Nice, like the honesty in your review. I'm no professional rum expert neither, I still enjoy good rum at home! Lately I've really been enjoying the 3 year for cocktails especially Mojitos and classic Daiquiris. I've tried the 7 year about a year ago, from what I can remember I liked it pretty much (I consumed it mostly with coke and it made a good rum and coke in my opinion). Cheers
Thanks, I drink the 7 year with Coke all the time. Thanks for watching!
This is a great drunk person. I love his demeanor.
I live in the Canary Islands and just had to subscribe. 7 anos is my go to rum here. 👍👍
This guy can drink! Pretty good Spanish as well 👍 thanks for sharing
I did my best. Thanks for watching!
The best and perhaps one of the strongest Cuban rums is the 12 year old Santiago. Quite difficult to obtain now without spending a LOT of money. Until recently I had at least one bottle in my collection but inevitably if you like rum you will drink it, and I did.During my last visit to Cuba they were doing an 11 year old which I did not try so I cannot comment on that one, The Cuban people regard Santiago rum as the best. As for the Havana Club brand the 3 year old white rum is perfect for Mojitos or mixers. The darker Anejo Special is a good general sipping rum with plenty of taste. The 7 year old is excellent with plenty of Coffee and caramel notes and for most Cuban rum fans I would definitely recommend that one. As for the 15 year old and beyond I cannot say. If you can afford them then you do not need my opinion about them. Suffice to say that as a general rum fan I would recommend Cuban rums as being among the best you might try and if you get to Cuba you will be in rum heaven!
Thanks for all the good info, I appreciate it.
That's the best in my opinion the Santiago but for the money (in Cuba) the habana club 7 years is hard to beat. I happen to like the cheapest white Habana club rum also for some reason better than many others in their line, this white rum is in my opinion the rum that goes better with any drik when preparing/mixing stuff
You can get Santiago 12 in most hotel
Shops in Cuba it costs about 53 cuc. I personally prefer Havana club to Santiago but speaking to Cubans it seems 50/50 some like Havana club some like Santiago
@@lightningleaf23 I think Santiago De Cuba is going to be released globally through a joint venture with diageo (huge alcohol company). So its going to be a lot more accessible. I bough a 7 year old bottle on malecon and shared it with some random strangers neat. Nice memories
Santiago 11 are much better taste than santiago 12. I wish you can try them anytime in havana and compare.
I’m so jealous. Only get to drink this when I go to Europe or Asia.
Same for me until the import restriction was dropped.
This is all I drink, best rum hands down. I’m Cuban born, American raised since I was 3. I tried it for the first time in my 30’s and it’s the best!
Thanks for watching!
Love your shot glass, greetings from Paysandú. Uruguay
Thanks for watching, I hope to go back to Uruguay some day and make some videos!
I really (not really) do miss some of the usual buzzwords like "vanilla flavored", "spicy", "unique" an so on to differentiate the different rums compared to each other, but at least you´ve shown us the bottles, opened them up and took a shot of each one! i am just a "cheap guy" living in europe and get myself a "3 anos" or " especial" bottle every week or so and I really do think that it tastes way more superior than every bottle of Bacardi you can get in that price range!
I am in Denmark and I think Havana club is the best. My preferred brand.
jack meeellleee Thanks for watching!
Great review thank you! Consider picking up some snifter or wiskey glasses for future tastings
Not sure I will be doing any more tasting videos, but if I do I'll follow your suggestion, thanks.
Talking about hard to find in May 2019 we bring few,like to bring ONE more Santiago for the collection ,,the hotel I go too they dint have not even one, but this year boi I am finding them.......one more thing check out the HOTEL PLAYA PESQUERO,holguin....been there lots of time at the same hotel,,do you no wy CUBA and always the same hotel????......after five weeks you will get the one week free next time you visit........I our case we always go two weeks two visits and half, the next time you go you Pay 1one and you stay two,ALSO THEY WILL PLANTa tree with you name one it.....
Nice video
Amazing Video
Thanks, when I made this I had no idea it would get this many views.
I noticed you poured the rum then went right in for the sip, and called the first one “stingy.” I know you said you’re not a professional, but rum, like any fine sipping alcohol needs to breathe. Pour your glass, then let it rest for between 5-10 minuets first, then enjoy. The spirit needs the air to allow it to open up, otherwise it will be “stingy” and alcohol forward.
Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it.
I know this was written 2 years ago, but I didn't think of this. Thanks for the info
Dark rum with coke is called cubata
The 3 Anos beats any white rum in the US. I would never mix it. Really, any of the Cuban HC line beats US-available, and - screw top or not - should not be undervalued. Or mixed. Only the Jamaican Appleton varieties are competition in the US, but as a different style of rum.
In Spanish, the word "anos" (without the ñ) means anuses.
That the worse rum ever it doesnt beat the 7 year old Classic dark rum
I have all the bottles here except the 15-year. I only saw it once and didn't pull the trigger on it. I'm going to make sure I don't miss it next time. I downed the 7-year bottle during Christmas and it mixed well with eggnog as well. I still have 2 more bottles of each, so I'm still safe. Nice video, I had fun watching it. By the way, I bought my bottles in Panama and Europe. I took a plane from Madrid to Chicago with my first 2 bottles, then two days later I flew to Panama and came back with 2 more, then my girlfriend brought 2 more 2 weeks later when she flew back from Europe. When times get better I will go across the border in Canada and see if I can find the 15-year bottle.
Great stories and thanks for watching!
The 7 year is definitely outstanding with eggnog
I always get a bottle myself when in Mexico too
3year old is my pick. You drink the older ones, they start to taste like canadian or irish rye whiskey. If I feel like drinking whikey I will buy whiskey not rum. Young rum is my pick and most authentic flavor.
Whoohooo!! I love your collection! I have the same and some others - great tasting Rum!!
Curious - your 15 Year Grand Reserva has some little differences I noticed in the bottle when compared to mine - have you seen some bottles of the 15-year old Rum that have some differences?
I've noticed that in different countries the Havana Club bottles sometimes look a little different. Not sure why... Thanks for watching!
Great video!! I had fun watching you enjoying those drinks and looking forward to get my hands in a 15 anos bottle.
At the end I was pretty drunk.
Just came back from Canada with four bottles of the 7 year. They didn't have 15 year, otherwise would have gotten that.
Real quick, your pronunciation of everything was very good but especiál is Eh-speh-see-all.
Thanks for watching. I took a bunch of years of Spanish in school, and I still try to use it whenever I can.
No, thank you! I was glad to find a review that focused on the actual taste. I am a huge fan of a Dark N' Stormy and my 7 year with some Reed's Extra Ginger made a very good one.
As far as the Spanish goes, I apologize if it came off as correcting you, that was not my intention. Spanish is interesting as there are so many dialects. I learned Spanish growing up in New Mexico so I have a mixture of Mexican-American slang, Spain-Spanish and just pure Spanglish. Good on you for knowing another language and thanks again for the cool review!
How u tried the 7 year i wanna know if its any good and worth $35.45 here in Ontario Canada
$35.00 seems a little high for a bottle of 7 year, as it goes for maybe $15-20 US in Tijuana. But for a treat once in a while I would do it.
I have white rum pinacolada frozen cold pineapple cocomilk malibu and club havana 1-2 nights icebox its umbeleavapple greetings 4 finland
Good stuff man
I’m Cuban, grandparents coming in august, they’re bringing me Cohiba cigars and havan club Hit me up
Sooo...this is me hitting you up 😇
Nice video mate! I think the selection de maestros used to be called "Cuban Barrel proof" before, excellent rum and aftertaste
Thanks for watching!
I just got the 7 yr havana club... should I drink it straight or with coke what do u suggest. This is a real treat from my fam In Cuba and I want to drink it perfectly the 1st time....
It's good enough to drink straight but usually it's used to make mixed drinks. I would give it a couple straight shots just to experience the taste and then use it as a mixer.
90293Mike thank u mike... I'm so excited ... can't wait for new years to try it... I got my bottle directly from Cuba and a few cigars 😀😁😊
Great! I know you'll enjoy it!!
ericking1000 Dammit I was in Cuba in November and didn't think to bring one for new years 💀
Enchanted Soul if ur in cali u could always take the drive to Mexico to get some. Wish they had it at bevmo..... I want to try the 15 anos now..... 7anos was awesome... still have some...
When are you going to get Havana club maximo extra anejo?
When I hit big in the casino.
Do they sell pure white Hennessey in TJ? If so what is the price?
I really don't know. Most liquor stores have a large amount of tequila because that's what most people buy. I have seen some cognacs (not many), but never bought one. But next time I visit I'll take a look.
Bacardí bought the rights and formula from the original owners prior to Castro. Castro “Nationalized” Havana Club.....
Nope. The original owners rights expired 1973 and the cuban government registerd the trademark three years later. Bacardi bought the recipie and rights from the original owners (which they no longer legally owned) in 1994.
Have a good dream!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Can you post the prices you payed for each rum
You should try the 100 year Havana Club!!!
The 15 year was about $200, Seleccion was about $60, and the others were maybe $10-25. Prices vary by store and in downtown Tijuana prices are negotiable in most places.
If your paying sure but I don’t have $5000 for one bottle
Mike had a good sleep....lol
How much is the 15 anejo and the seleccion?
In Tijuana, you can find Seleccion at a few places. There is a large liquor store across from Plaza Rio called La Playa and Seleccion is about $60. There are also some liquor stores along Avenida Revolucion, mainly on the east side of the street between 4th and 8th streets. You can find it there for $55-70 if they have any, but you can bargain in those stores (you can bargain anywhere on Avenida Revolucion).
As far as 15 Anos, I could only find it in one store which is Leyva's Licores which is on the east side of Revolucion between 6th and 7th (approximately). His list price is $300 but you can bargain down to at least $270, probably more if you are a good bargainer. It may be elsewhere but I couldn't find it.
For the cheaper bottles (3 Anos, 7 Anos, etc) , I just buy them at Soriana Hiper or Ley (any large local market).
The seleccion is fairly uncommon in cuban liquor stores. when they stock it they usually have a good amount of bottles. As for the 15 year rum I have only seen a small handful in my time in cuba and that was in the airport duty free.
The price of the 15yr is $150 in Cuba. I have gotten a few of these 15 year, bottles for my collection. I haven’t opened them because how expensive they are. It I will one day. This video actually is tempting me to conduct my own taste taste for my personal experience. I have the old label/style and the new one you have in the video.
Great video!
These higher end bottle are mainly found near tourist areas as the regular Cuban citizen can never afford it. I use to go monthly, as I have family still there. I haven’t been there in 2-3 years and boy do I miss it.
I didnt really like the Havana 7 so havent bothered with any more Havanas
very nice :) I've tried the 7 years and it's ok .. however the Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva Rum is just amazing compared to this one.
markart157 Thanks for the tip, I’ll give it a try, and thanks for watching!!
90293Mike you're welcome sir. The diplomatico is from Venezuela. Thanks for your video.
The san cristobal 👍
How much cost anejo especial¿
I think it was about $12 in a supermarket in Tijuana.
90293Mike do you recall the exact place becouse iam heading tijuana next week and i want to bring couple bottles back ....iam cuban and i know those are authentic 😉
There is a supermarket chain in Tijuana called "Soriana Hiper" - they are in many locations but the biggest one is in the Plaza Rio (see my video on Plaza Rio). There are a couple more in the downtown area. They usually carry the 3 Anos, Anejo Especial, and 7 Anos. Also, if you walk down Avenida Revolucion which is the main "tourist" street in TJ, there are a number of liquor stores. Most of them carry some Havana Club. There are a few good ones in the area of 5th-7th street on Revolucion. I like Leyva's Licores which I think is near 6th and Revolucion. They carry most Havana Club including Seleccion and 15 Anos (those are expensive though). The local liquor stores are higher than the supermarkets since they cater to tourists, but you can bargain. There is also a very large liquor store called La Playa which is across the street from Plaza Rio and they have Havana Club at pretty good prices. Hope this helps.
90293Mike thank you so much sir you have the best review about havana club in the whole youtube keep doing , this its so helpful for my. again thanks and god bless you 👏
Thanks I appreciate that. Maybe I'll do a video next of all the good liquor stores in TJ :-)
Now i understand why everyone is using bacardi.
It's because they watched my video.
we sell this in canada
Oliver Fasola You are fortunate. We are still waiting for economic sanctions to be lifted here in the US. Have bought some at the duty free at Pearson Airport.
A Havana Club 15 años in a Shot Glas? Que dios te bendiga! Do your self a favour and get a tasting glas. You will enjoy it much more
It’s now on my bucket list, thanks!!
Just got back from Havana and the Anejo Blanco is actually the cheapest. Tastes pretty bad straight lol
I haven't had Anjeo Blanco, I've never seen that in Mexico. Maybe it's not exported - ??
90293Mike easy to get hold of in uk so it is exported to the Americas I don’t know
You sound drunk.
Well I was drinking a lot of rum. Thankfully I was at home.
Taking shots? Gay, if it's good rum you sip it homie.
Wtf taken shots is the best u get drunk more
It’s not like he’s just necking them
Great Review.