Bacardi Carta Blanca

Ok so anyone that knows me will know that I happen to be a confirmed vodka genie (for the uninitiated I drink far too much of the stuff and on occasion have been found drinking the end of the bottle as 'sensible' people are waking up). But on my dads return from holiday he came bearing gifts, 3 bottles of vodka and one of bacardi, good for a change think's I. So I have my night off to enjoy so I open my freezer the first bottle to hand is the bacardi so why the hell not, lets have a change. (Its followed out by a large tub of Ben and Jerry's). As anyone who knows how to enjoy a drink will know you must have ice in your glass first then follow it ...  Read the complete review

My favourite tipple if I am to drink spirits is gin preferably mixed with grapefruit juice, but here I am about to tell you about my second favourite - Bacardi. This is a spirit that I would never drink neat and so, if I was buying it for myself, I would buy the supermarket own brand of white rum, as it tastes exactly the same once the mixer has been added. Bacardi itself costs £6.99 for 35cl, £10.85 for 70cl and £14.96 for a litre, when you compare this to Tesco's own brand, which costs £8.19 for 70cl and £11.29 for a litre you can see there's quite a saving to be made. This opinion is about Bacardi for the simple reason that my last ...  Read the complete review

Not my favourite spirit but for some reason they don't sell Malibu in the off licence by me. So bacardi it had to be, the classic glass bottle with its white lid and label. The packaging is nothing special but it's plain, simple and instantly recognisable. Bacardi is a white rum which has been produced in Cuba for over 100 years. It's nice alone, with various mixers or cocktails, as well as being the main content of the popular girly night out drink of flavoured bacardi breezers (the lime one is nicest). I became partial to Bacardi when working in Spain a few summers ago, where a tumbler of 'cardicoke' was the equivalent of about a pound. ...  Read the complete review

Bacardi is the premium of the White Rum. It is the brand name and in my view the best. With other White Rum manufacturers they can sometimes taste quite pungent and catch you at the back of the throat, This Bacardi, although the same strenght just tastes a bit smoother. You can buy this 5cl bottle, roughly £1.60 20cl bottle, roughly £4 35cl bottle, roughly £8 70cl bottle, roughly £14 1 litre bottle, roughly £16 The content in this is 38% volume, which is average for a spirit. The liquid is clear, but I think has a slight tiny green-ish tinge to it. It's very hard to describe the taste of this, apart from strong and ...  Read the complete review

Bacardi Carta Blanca -------------------- I recently wrote an opinion on Captain Morgan Spiced Rum but the most popular and largest selling Rum in the world today is Bacardi. Originally founded by Don Facundo Bacardi in 1862 in Santiago de Cuba, today Bacardi is headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda. It is the world's largest privately held, family-owned spirits company. Bacardi is the producer of the world's great BACARDI rums. Selling in excess of twenty million cases per year and BACARDI rum is the globe's number one international premium selling spirit. I usually have mine with Coke and a slice of lime and the difference ...  Read the complete review