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Ron Varadero is an authentic Cuban rum, produced directly in Havana, the cradle of Cuban rum. The brand's history dates back to the 1960s and builds on a long tradition of distillation in Cuba, where artisanal experience is passed down from generation to generation.

The brand takes its name from the city of Varadero, one of the most famous Cuban resorts, symbolizing sun, beaches, and hospitality.

Its origin is closely linked to the city of Santiago de Cuba, considered the cradle of Cuban rum. It was here that the so-called Cuban style of rum was shaped – smooth, drier, harmonious, and easy to drink, which gained worldwide popularity. The brand rose to prominence especially after the Cuban Revolution, when it became one of the main rums exported abroad. Even today, its production is overseen by Corporación Cuba Ron S.A., the state company that brings together the most important Cuban rum brands.

Ron Varadero is made from molasses of Cuban sugarcane, which forms the basis of its smooth yet distinctive flavor profile. Distillation takes place in modern column stills, allowing for a clean and light spirit. The rum is then aged in American white oak barrels previously used for bourbon. Cuba’s tropical climate, with its high temperatures and humidity, accelerates the maturation process, giving the rum a balanced and pronounced taste. Compared to some Caribbean styles, Cuban rum is less sweet, appearing more elegant and dry.

The brand’s portfolio includes various expressions according to their aging. Ron Varadero Añejo 3 Años is a light, gently aged rum, ideal for cocktails such as Mojito or Daiquiri. Ron Varadero Añejo 5 Años is dark rum and offers a harmonious profile with soft vanilla notes, suitable for sipping or mixing. Ron Varadero Añejo 7 Años provides a richer taste with notes of caramel, wood, and dried fruit. The most prestigious expression is Ron Varadero Gran Reserva 15 Años, a premium rum designed for connoisseurs and slow enjoyment.

The flavor profile of Ron Varadero is defined by its smoothness and elegance. It features notes of caramel, honey, vanilla, tropical fruit, and citrus, complemented by gentle spicy undertones. Older editions add more pronounced accents of wood, tobacco, and cocoa.

Interestingly, Ron Varadero is one of the brands produced in Cuba primarily for export, which is why it is often better known abroad than at home. The name “Varadero” in its marketing symbolizes the atmosphere of sun, sea, and the joy of life. Along with Havana Club and Santiago de Cuba, Ron Varadero forms a trio of brands that represent the authentic Cuban rum tradition.