Ti Punch killer
Posted
8 Oct '19
by
Buchi
from
Germany
with
6 ratings
9
In my opinion one of the best in Guadeloupe (longetau domoiseau).
In comparison to the Others it has
more Gras/ground notes (in a good way)
The Others have a more fruity Taste (but that also gives the Drinks a more alcoholic burn/Taste)
The Bologne give the fruity ti Punch a more complex Taste
Memories of France
Posted
30 Aug '16
by
Tom
from
United States
with
1 rating
8
Reminds me of the 200 proof clear plum brandy of France.
Brandi Pruneau
My friend could not drink it. He thought it was too cheap.
I bought it in Saint Martin because it look well used on the shelf.
Has a powerful taste.
Ce rhum est fruite mais un peu fort sur une couleur tres legerement dorre tupique.le prefere des habitants de basse terre.a essayer culturellement, mais il a de meiileurs blancs en guadeloupe et surtout en lartinique (neisson 55).note 6.25.bon en ti punch.
Most popular touristic rhum in Guadeloupe
Posted
13 Dec '18
by
eddieo
from
United States
with
75 ratings
5
You'll find this icon everywhere, from the Pole Caribes airport exit road (where a large sculpture of a bottle greets you) to your rental. It is a solid, unchallenging introduction to rhum agricole for those who have not yet experienced this style.
This Basse Terre mainstay has the classic vegetal cane flavor and "funk", is sweet enough and not dry on the palate. It is fine as a mixer for your first ti' punch or other cocktail, but alone, is not so special or unique as a rhum agricole.
