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Posted
over 7 years ago
I'm still ambivalent toward Chic Choc. It is definitively unique however, I can't seam to find a way to use it as a mixer beside the 1642 cola, a cola with a hint of maple syrup.
Posted
over 7 years ago
C'est un très bon rum ambré..... qui donne des couleur a notre belle région du quebec.
Ç’a vaut la peine pour le prix.
C'est presque un rhum and coke sans avoir à prendre du coke. Les épices prennent le dessus. Un peu vanille aussi.
Posted
almost 8 years ago
Rhum Canadien.
À boire avec du coke .... quand il ne reste plus de bière ...
Horrible produit !
Posted
8 years ago
Rhum correct avec du cola. Mais trop d'épice a mon gout. On goute juste ça
Posted
over 8 years ago
commentaire a venir
Posted
over 8 years ago
I'm not sure I agree with the *very* high ratings on this rum, but it is good and very drinkable when mixed (not so great straight, but drinkable.) It's got a nice flavour, similar Jagermeister or adding bitters to your drink. It is certainly worth trying and excellent value at $34 in Ontario. Also, it's only 42% ABV, contrary to Marc's earlier post.
Pronounced fruity spice. Lots Lots vanilla, great quality rum and especially smooth for 47% abv.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Produced as the first rum from a distillery in Quebec (Domaine Pinnacle) known primarily for its ciders and liqueurs, I won't lie when I say I wasn't expecting much from this unassuming bottle. After pouring a glass and jumping into the drink I was surprised to find notes of vanilla, oak, and a complex arrangement of spices right up front. Sharp, complex and warm this was an easy winner amongst the various spiced rums I've had over the years. Highly recommended.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
Rhum qui mérite une attention. Goût épicé présent mais pas trop relevé!
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Canada is coming up, ya'll
10
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out of 10
Just visited Montreal and of course, I had to track down some rhum in big country. I am not one for giving 10s, but this is hands down the best spiced rhum I have ever had and I am not convinced anyone can do better.
It has a beautiful color, spells great, and has just the right amount of bite to make it memorable. Even if you don't like spiced rums, you will definitely enjoy this. As their website explains, they use some special spices only available in the Chic Choc mountains of Canada. No need to get into the backstory to get excited about this, it speaks for itself. I've had it straight up and mixed with some warm apple cider. I feel warm and tangly just thinking about it, I can't stop drinking this magic.
On the downside, this rum was only released in the province of Quebec in September 2014, so it probably won't be coming to the States anytime soon. It costs about $35 Canadian, but is well worth your money because I'm sure you've been itching to replace that Captain Morgan rum.