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Bacardi Añejo Cuatro is the entry into Bacardi's premium aged rum range — a four-year-old rum barrel-aged in American oak, charcoal filtered for smoothness, producing the classic aged rum character of prune, apricot, nutmeg, and vanilla that makes it equally suited to sipping neat or as the base of premium rum cocktails.Bacardi's distillation in Puerto Rico uses column still distillation and then proprietary charcoal filtration — the Cuatro extends this process with four years of American oak aging that develops the golden amber color and the dried fruit and spice complexity that the unaged Bacardi Superior doesn't have. The charcoal filtration after aging removes astringency and polishes the spirit without stripping the oak-derived character, producing the smooth, mellow finish. Classic paired with ginger ale as the brand suggests, but versatile enough for any premium rum application.Tasting Notes Nose: Prune, apricot, nutmeg, and vanilla from four years of American oak Palate: Warm and mellow — dried fruit and wood spice in a charcoal-filtered smooth body Finish: Clean and warm with lingering vanilla and spice Specs Producer: Bacardi, Puerto Rico Style: Aged Rum — Añejo Age: 4 years in American oak barrels Filtration: Charcoal filtered ABV: 40% (80 Proof) Size: 750ml Browse all rum at Wooden Cork.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"How does Bacardi Añejo Cuatro compare to Bacardi Gold?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Bacardi Gold is aged approximately 1 year for light caramel and vanilla. Bacardi Añejo Cuatro is aged 4 years for significantly more depth — prune, apricot, nutmeg, and vanilla with a more developed oak character. Cuatro is the premium step up for cocktails and sipping."}}]}