Eddie Pensier writes:

Atlantico is a young Dominican distillery, not a decade old. Their range has found favor with, of all people, Enrique Iglesias, who is a partner in the business and makes promotional videos for them. This is the priciest of their three expressions: I tasted it at the excellent Canberra cocktail bar Highball Express, neat.

I would describe this rum thus: Strong aroma of vanilla. The flavors on the palate are vanilla, vanilla and vanilla, leading to a lingering aftertaste of vanilla.
Although Atlantico is very vanilla-ish (ya think?) it’s not like mainlining Da Vinci syrup, strangely. It has the gustatory equivalent of a complex Tahitian or Mexican vanilla extract, but in rum form. I cannot say how this would reward long-term sipping: one might get bored with the single-note flavor profile. But if you’ve got a sweet tooth, this crème Anglaise in a bottle might suit you well. Fumeheads who worship at the altar of Guerlain’s Spiritueuse Double Vanille or Indult’s Tihota may well have found their dream spirit. Don’t waste this nectar in cocktails: sip it neat to appreciate the magnificent vanillatude.

(Digression: Why has the word “vanilla” come to indicate boring conventionality? Vanilla is one of the lushest, sexiest, most multifaceted aromas on earth. A good vanilla can bring to mind comforting coziness and outrageous eroticism at the same time. Here’s to returning vanilla to its proper place as one of the few honest love potions on Earth.)

Alas, Atlantico does not appear to have a retail distributor in Australia, so ask your local well-stocked spirit bar. USA residents can find it at their local bottle shops or online.