Havana Club Aejo Clsico is a smooth, oak-aged rum carrying the heritage of a brand the Arechabala family founded in Cuba in 1878 and trademarked in 1934.

The Havana Club name traces to the Arechabala family’s Cuban rum-making business, which became one of the iconic brands of Cuba’s Golden Age a favorite of locals and of the American and European visitors who filled Havana’s nightspots from the late 1930s through the 1960s. This Aejo Clsico is distilled and aged in Puerto Rico under the Caribbean sun, matured one to three years in oak barrels, then blended and rested a second time in oak for at least three months.

That double-aging yields a smooth, velvety rum with a well-rounded tropical-fruit character. It works neat or over ice and makes an easy, flavorful base for classic rum cocktails.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Tropical fruit with hints of vanilla and oak.
• Palate: Smooth and velvety pineapple and apricot with almond and vanilla.
• Finish: Smooth and rounded with light oak.

Specs

• Style: Oak-aged rum
• Aging: 13 years in oak, plus a second oak rest of 3+ months
• Origin: Distilled and aged in Puerto Rico
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does Havana Club Aejo Clsico taste like? A smooth, velvety rum with tropical fruit pineapple and apricot alongside almond, vanilla, and light oak.
• How is it aged? Matured one to three years in oak barrels, then blended and rested a second time in oak for at least three months.
• How should it be served? Neat, over ice, or as a flavorful base for classic rum cocktails.

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