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Hemingway and Caribbean Club Rum???

Bolivar Petit Corona

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Dan Smith

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Greetings again Bolivar,

I have been responding to a lot of your threads.  It would seem that we have the same interests and tastes in rum.  I have the Caribbean Club 7 Year Old in my collection (sadly all gone now...).  It is my 3rd favorite, out of now 41 rums.

I would recommend it to any rum aficionado.

Cheers

"Traveler, you who sail into the Caribbean in silvered yacht or gilded cruise ship, pause as you enter these waters to remember that deep below rest three men of honor who helped determine the history of this onetime Spanish Lake: Sir John Hawkins, builder of the English navy; Sir Francis Drake, conqueror of all known seas; Admiral Ledesma, stubborn enhancer of his king's prerogatives and the interests of his own strong family"

James A. Michener - Caribbean

Bolivar Petit Corona

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Thanks, Dan. Yesterday, my friend from Buffalo brought me a bottle of the NEW :smile: Matusalem, which tastes similar to Bacardi 8 to me, and 2 bottles of :biggrin: HC7.

Will try some more of the new Matusalem tonight for a review.  :biggrin:

Dan Smith

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NEW MATUSALEM?!?!?!

What do you do you mean?  There's a new one?  What the name on the label?

Let me know, and where did your friend get it?

Thanks

"Traveler, you who sail into the Caribbean in silvered yacht or gilded cruise ship, pause as you enter these waters to remember that deep below rest three men of honor who helped determine the history of this onetime Spanish Lake: Sir John Hawkins, builder of the English navy; Sir Francis Drake, conqueror of all known seas; Admiral Ledesma, stubborn enhancer of his king's prerogatives and the interests of his own strong family"

James A. Michener - Caribbean

Dan Smith

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Sorry, double post!!!

"Traveler, you who sail into the Caribbean in silvered yacht or gilded cruise ship, pause as you enter these waters to remember that deep below rest three men of honor who helped determine the history of this onetime Spanish Lake: Sir John Hawkins, builder of the English navy; Sir Francis Drake, conqueror of all known seas; Admiral Ledesma, stubborn enhancer of his king's prerogatives and the interests of his own strong family"

James A. Michener - Caribbean

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