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Martinique
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The culture of sugar cane in the Caribbean goes back almost to Christopher Columbus who introduced this plant native from Asia on the island of Hispaniola (now Haiti and the Dominican Republic) and the first traces of alcohol made from sugar cane are founc in the seventeenth century.
The rum
List of the bottles
| Wilson & Morgan | Rhum agricole hors d'âge |  |
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| Wilson & Morgan | Anniversary edition |  |
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1 | 10 |
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| Official | Clément | Clément: Très vieux rhum agricole 2003 |  |
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| Official | Clément | Clément: Très vieux rhum agricole | |
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| Official | Fonds Préville | Rhum J.M. Rhum Vieux Agricole VSOP | |
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| Official | Fonds Préville | Rhum J.M.: Très vieux rhum agricole XO | |
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Clément: Très vieux rhum agricole |
Distillerie
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Clément |
Age
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8 ans |
Taux d'alcool
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47,1 % |
Embouteilleur
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Officiel |
Fût
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Bourbon |
Numéro fût
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single cask 20070071 |
Dates
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Distill: 09-2002 Embout: 27-01-2011 |
Bouteille
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572 de 586 btls |
Particularité
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Brut de fût non filtré à froid |
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liens et cote moyenne
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Personal Comment
Martinique |
Clément: Très vieux rhum agricole 2003 |
Distillery
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Clément |
Age
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10 years |
Alcohol percentage
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42,8 % |
Bottler
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Official |
Cask
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Bourbon |
Cask number
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single cask 0310054 |
Dates
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Distil: 10/2003 Bottling: 05/12/2013 |
Bottle
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259 of 459 btls |
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Personal Comment
Martinique |
Rhum J.M.: Très vieux rhum agricole XO |
Distillery
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Fonds Préville |
Age
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6 years |
Alcohol percentage
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45 % |
Bottler
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Official |
Cask
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Bourbon |
Dates
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Distil: _ Bottling: 27-05-2013 |
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Personal Comment
Martinique |
Rhum J.M. Rhum Vieux Agricole VSOP |
Distillery
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Fonds Préville |
Age
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No age statement |
Alcohol percentage
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43 % |
Bottler
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Official |
Cask
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Bourbon |
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Martinique |
Rhum agricole hors d'âge |
Collection
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Rum Nation |
Age
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No age statement |
Alcohol percentage
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43 % |
Bottler
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Wilson & Morgan |
Particularity
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(release 2008) |
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Personal Comment
Color: Mahogany The first impression on the nose is of a winery invaded by mold, hints of rather unexpected undergrowth. Soon fruity notes appear, mixing apples and plums on a background of caramel. Very surprising ... Red wine? Some menthol on the edge of the drug (mentholatum. ..) extremely pleasant freshness and contrasts. In the mouth, it is far from these sugary caramel notes that are often associated with rum. We are dealing here with a decidedly fresh rum, with a lot of contrasts between fruit and caramel. This rum is supported by an perfectly adequate alcohol percentage. The finish is relatively short and cool, in continuation of the mouth
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Commentaire de
Malt1972
Colour: amberNose: Sweet and aromatic with vanilla custard. Rosehip, violet and summer fruits. Christmas cake as well. Lovely. Taste: nice rich oak. Sticky toffee pudding and chocolate. Nuts, and dried fruits. Notes of coconut. Finish: soft and long. Honey sweetness. Some spice at the end. Rum: a very well balanced rum. Delicious! 
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Commentaire de
Wiski
Colour: Old gold to amber.Nose: Notes of gingerbread, honey, almost vinous, juicy, sweet nose first. With notes of pear, sips sugar apples. Light citrus grow thereafter (especially lemon, lime, lemon peel) with some exotic floral notes. A pretty herbaceous profile finally (fir softwood) with hints of licorice. Mouth is gentle, with notes of licorice, pine honey, ripe green apple, orange peel, vanilla and fresh mint (finally found!). Crisp and clear juice from sugar cane, vanilla and pepper notes on the finish. Final: More on these dry peppery notes, but without too much bitterness. Rum Nation Martinique Hors d'Age? 
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Commentaire de
Jbrice
Nose: applesauce with cinnamon from the start. Becomes more complex with aeration, I still feel the same flavors but not melted and explosive as some poor quality rums. There are caramel, candied fruit and spices (vanilla and ginger).Palate: In the continuity of the nose but not too much sugar which is appreciable. Final: average. Comments: I appreciate this rum profile. The only flaw in my opinion is a lack of in the mouth. 
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Commentaire de
PatGVA
A: Rose GoldN: vanilla, white chocolate, cocoa butter B: vanilla, orange blossom, cocoa butter, is accurate elegant sugar candy F: long, liquorice and vanilla Honduras or Nicaragua?
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Commentaire de
Jmputz
Color: MahoganyThe first impression on the nose is of a winery invaded by mold, hints of rather unexpected undergrowth. Soon fruity notes appear, mixing apples and plums on a background of caramel. Very surprising ... Red wine? Some menthol on the edge of the drug (mentholatum. ..) extremely pleasant freshness and contrasts. In the mouth, it is far from these sugary caramel notes that are often associated with rum. We are dealing here with a decidedly fresh rum, with a lot of contrasts between fruit and caramel. This rum is supported by an perfectly adequate alcohol percentage. The finish is relatively short and cool, in continuation of the mouth
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Commentaire de
Singlemalt71
Nose: Direct sweet fruit tones and later on some molasses syrup.Taste: Soft, sweet with some little bitterness. Finish: Bitterness (wood tones).
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Commentaire de
Roblanza
colour: old wet haynose: sweet but delicate cognac-like nose with fruits like lychee, yellow grapes/raisins and vanilla sweetness. taste: delicate flavoured sweetness, not as exciting as the nose though, some yellow apples and white grapes, easy going and smooth. The finish reveals some spices and a drying touch. But with a lot of fruitiness from peaches and apricots.
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Commentaire de
Dede
Color: AmberNose: Fresh and fun, it develops notes some chemicals but pleasant bubblegum or candy, beautiful sweet citrus fragrance, something floral, too. It is not textraordinarily complex, but the remarkable melted makes it difficult to disentangle aromas. Palate: The attack is fresh and sweet, the mid-palate more powerful, dry vegetal also oscillating between the acidity of citrus (orange / cinnamon) and flavor to both sweet and powerful raisins macerated in alcohol. Finish: Quite long, it is more bitter than the mouth, but still found this little tart touch that brings necessary freshness and balance. Conclusion: A good rum, less powerful than the Don Jose 12yo, but more balanced and easy to drink.
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Commentaire de
Mars
Nose: Peach, exotic fruits, lots of mint.Taste: Light, soft, sweet, bitter. Always some mint. Final: tea with mint. Short. Comments: The nose is gorgeous, unfortunately the mouth and finish are far to be as good. 
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Whiskywardrobe
“This rum has a very promising nose but the result is a bit spoiled: overwatered”This dram has a cooper-like color. Nose (86): (5)more than average. floral, spices, sugar cane, cinnamon, bubble gum. Much like an old grain whisky... Taste (83): light, smooth. sugar, spices, wood, citrus, liquorice, almonds. Finish (82): (4)average. almonds, sugar. 
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Commentaire de
Savoureur
appearance: light ambernose: medium intensity, alcohol fairly well integrated, ripe bananas, plums, jellied fruits, well rounded with a nice fruity sweetness taste: low intensity, well integrated alcohol, rose water, seed from cherries, molasses, vanilla sweetness, super drinkable - a treat finish: short to medium
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Commentaire de
Mapi
Color: Light TanNose: Heavy or even cumbersome. A reference immediately comes to mind: licorice. And especially the two-color English sweets licorice aromas plus their sweet side. Palate: The palate develops gently. It is fully in line with the aromas of licorice found on the nose. The second part of the tasting is a bit soft with chewing gum side Final: The final thrives on the bitterness of caramel with hints of roast. The finish is a bit short with a return of licorice. A coherent rum but a little too uniform.
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Commentaire de
Isleofarrik
Colour: light amber. Nose: Very gentle, with vanilla, caramel, plum, tangerine and sugared apples. Somewhat shy, but very nice. Taste: just as gentle as the nose, but a bit weak. Fruity notes of banana and pineapple and some treacle. It's syrupy without being overly sweet, but it lacks punch. 
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Commentaire de
Jean-Michel
Colour: RussetNose: Rather discreet compared to other competitors, and quite different. No banana. No acetone. Opens up with two faces. One is rather pleasant, reminding me of a red berries crumble. The other one disturbs me, reminding me of a floorcloth that would have been un-wrung for ages. A nice fruity sourness arises after a while. Kumquat? Raspberry vinegar? Very strange, but once again, not unpleasant at all. Mouth: Weak and sugary. Lacks some oomph. Quite spicy, with lots of cinnamon. Pomegranate juice. Finish: Quite long, with a slight aftertaste of apricot jam. Comment: We’re light-years away from rums I usually drink. An uncommon drink that would have deserved being bottled at higher strength. 
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Commentaire de
Dagde
Nose: It first smells like sugar. Some caramelized apples then arrive with vanilla. There are also touches of varnish. The opening brought back vanilla, fresh spears but artificial (chlorophyll).Taste: Quite round with a lot of spices (sweet), vanilla and lemon (minority) who affixes acidity. It lacks dominant and remains on the brown sugar.Not very originalmelted mouth. Finale: It is very short on vanilla. The aftertaste has some tangy character. Comment: A Rum which is hard to have a footprint. If we except a certain freshness to the nose, the mouth is more neutral, too wise. With a few more degrees we have earned as much depth and length.
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Nose: I love. Balanced and pastry (apricot tart). Lightly powdered with aeration. Winey (porto) and discrete varnish. Mouth: entrance disappointing in terms of artificial dates and notes of vanilla (chemical). Beautiful silky texture. Limit sickening to me. May be too reduced. Average and quite bitter final (grass side of the cane). Conclusion: a promising nose, a mouth, but that seems very unnatural and almost caricature. Disappointing.
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Commentaire de
Cosinus
Nez: Poivre avec des arômes de menthe intenses. Puis la grenade, le thym, la tisane avec un côté poussiéreux. Ensuite cela évolue sur de l'herbe sèche et le foin.Bouche: Cela parait assez dilué. Elle est sur les mêmes arômes d'herbe sèche et de foin. Un peu de chicorée avec une légère amertume. C'est léger et brouillon mais la fin de bouche est quand même piquante. C'est vraiment pas terrible. 
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Martinique |
Anniversary edition |
Collection
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Rum Nation |
Age
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12 years |
Alcohol percentage
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43 % |
Bottler
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Wilson & Morgan |
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Commentaire de
Jean-Marc
Nose: gaining much amplitude after a few minutes of aeration, Lukum sweet, sweet flagrances, gourmand notes of candied fruitMouth: treacle, banana, spices, sweet, rancid Final: aftertaste leaves cigar, rancio Remarkable nose ... clearly my favorite of the session! 
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Commentaire de
Mars
Nose: Exotic fruits, lemon and lime, orange.Taste: Exotic fruits, lemon. Final: exotic candied fruits. Comments: Delicious and very exotic. Dangerously easy drinkable. Lacks a bit of complexity however.
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Commentaire de
Whiskywardrobe
“Maybe Dos Maderas? Looks like slightly aged ( solera maybe? ) in sherry casks. Quite good anyway”This dram has a tawny-like color. Nose (88): (5)more than average. brown sugar, spices, toffee, wood, chupa chups, mango. Taste (89): powerful, oily. brown sugar, citrus, spices, vanilla, wood, peaches, nuts. Finish (89): (5)longer than average. brown sugar, wood, citrus, nuts.
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Commentaire de
Cocojazzsta
Colour: AmberNose: very bright, with fairly deep woody notes (old furniture) and a delicious exotic fruit (passion fruit), quite spicy, it also has notes of softwood bark and citrus fruit (peels) and almonds, beautiful power and complexity Mouth: rather sharp attack, it starts with a woody side then come the exotic fruits, bark, citrus peels. Juice cane appears next, the alcohol is well integrated, it is nice and tasty, average length on cane juice with a slight bitterness that gives a bit of resistance to the whole
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Commentaire de
Jmputz
Colour: Old gold to amberA superb nose where spices (sweet pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, anise) are present and together with the sweetness of cane make it a great mix giving the rum a nice complexity while perfectly balanced. Extremely engaging anyway. On the palate, the rum first is quite discreet but shows up quickly powerful spicy notes with a hint of woody bitterness. This contrast gives it a nice complexity, although we would have liked at times a little more punch. But here is the lover of whisky talking. The finish is long and this blend of spicy bitterness takes over.
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Commentaire de
Durhum
beautiful dress beautiful legsamber, orange reflections rather fresh nose (cane) fruity (vinous, dry and green fruits), alcohol tickels your nose, which is gentle on the wood and spices (ginger, cinnamon, oak), notes of coffee and licorice the palate is soft and pleasant, notes of butter and sugar, licorice and spices very present but never invasive. good length that warms slowly and fades nicely, gently spicy.
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Commentaire de
Dagde
Nose: A little chocolate and raspberry in the first place. Then the mint and lemon appear. Finally a little marzipan embraces other flavors. A beautiful diversity among typical elements (chocolate, lemon) and surprises (mint, almond paste) to a beautiful nose.Taste: A nice explosion with lemon, chocolate, spices and a little fresh mint. It lacks a bit of body but freshness is really nice. Final: OK, on the mint and a hint of spicy bitterness. Comment: A very cool rum, ideal for the summer season. The presence of mint lightens everything and gives it character. The omnipresence of lemon is a bit too much in the mouth but I must admit that this rum remains pleasant.
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Commentaire de
Savoureur
appearance:red gold nose: medium intensity, fairly well integrated alcohol (slightly tongue tingling but not disturbing) half weet / half dry profile, minty freshness, old leather, sandalwood taste: low to medium intensity, well integrated alcohol, sweeter in taste than on the nose, molasses, sandalwood finish: short to medium
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Commentaire de
Jean-Michel
Colour: Burnished.Nose: Starts rather fruity (redcurrants) before unfolding on spicy and even meaty notes. Quite some organics, and more brown sugar after a while. Mouth: Sweet and easy. Slightly too easy, actually. Lacks a little oomph to my liking. Better take a big sip! Biscuity. Shortbreads and cinnamon. Speculoos? Finish: Same slightly cloying sweetness than in a banana-praline cake. Comment: A rather honorable middle range sweet and biscuity rum. Not the best, not the worst.
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Nose: a little moderate or too melted. Nice balance anyway. No real change at aeration. Taste: silky texture, fresh attack (mint) then .... Radio Silence! short final Conclusion Can not be bad, lack of presence!
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Commentaire de
Cosinus
nose:Aromatic herbs, thyme, marshmallow, vanilla. It's pretty bright. The nose is very nice and made me think a lot of a bourbon. mouth: The attack on the varnish and bubblegum and strawberry but it's dry and bitter and quite alcoholic. Always herbs. The finish is dry also. The mouth also makes me think of a bourbon
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