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We went to the Bicardi Rum factory quite a number of years ago -- at that time there wasn't a store to buy anything there. Things may have changed in recent years.

 

We were very disappointed in the tour -- saw nothing of the actual process. We were given a recorder for the self guided tour -- where we went from room to room and looked at pcitures and some antiques. The last room was a mock-up bar where a bartender talked about the various types of rum and various drinks that can be made. Once outside we got to sample one rum drink.

 

In the cruise terminal there is a duty free shop -- might be able to get Bicardi Gold there.

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Unless you have nothing else to do in San Juan the tour is not worth the trip out to the factory (takes about 45 minutes on a bus. Once there they take you on a tram over to a museum for a walk through the history of the company. They then take you back to the welcome center where you get a free drink and have a chance to look around the rather extensive store. They have a complete selection of their products and I guess compared to the mainland they are less expensive, but you can probably do better in town if all you want is a bottle of rum. As stated previously you see nothing of the actual production process (as of two years ago).

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