Ron Zacapa 23 Anos is the Devil!

[BigVito]

Originally Posted by M1903A1

After today, I would SURE be tempted!!!

send some my way bro

[Tristan]

Originally Posted by M1903A1

I see you just answered half of my PM!

Try the Binny's on Milwaukee Avenue next time...they carry Zaya!

Just saw your PM; yes I'm gonna hit up Binny's next time to pick up some Zaya.

I wonder if we can "stealth" a bottle into Shoeless Joes?

[BigVito]

Originally Posted by Tristan

Just saw your PM; yes I'm gonna hit up Binny's next time to pick up some Zaya.

I wonder if we can "stealth" a bottle into Shoeless Joes?

http://www.blackhawk.com/category1.a...art=&priceend=

[Sandman]

Zacapa is my friend.

[Ivory Tower]

Originally Posted by ATLHARP

Yep!

You're done! Zacapa is great. I would advise drinking it from a cognac glass.

ATL

Yep, and drink Zacapa XO if you can get it. It is much smoother than Zacapa 23yr--and you know that's gotta be smooth.

[tzaddi]

I found these to be a great combo!

The Zaya ain't bad either.

Neat!

[itsme_timd]

Those are some fantastic pics, it is quite a 'photogenic' beverage!

That box of Tats looks mighty nice as well.

[Che]

Originally Posted by The Professor

IM(h)O, Zaya is better. Zacapa is really good -- don't get me wrong; but I think Zaya is smoother and better balanced. A lot of folks disagree with me, though. After all, I have the discerning palate of a labrador....

Actually I think a lot of people do agree with you but don't really realize it (to some extent). Zaya was rum from the same distillery, aside from blend, it was obviously younger than the Zacapa 23.

Originally Posted by Ivory Tower

Yep, and drink Zacapa XO if you can get it. It is much smoother than Zacapa 23yr--and you know that's gotta be smooth.

Do know that Zacapa XO is a blend of rums from the distillery as young as 6 years old, with rum as old as 25 years old. Ivory's post adds to my personal belief that people do indeed like some of the youthier aspects of the distillery.

My above drivel assumes we are talking about the discontinued Zaya that was (previously) distilled by ILdG.