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Compagnie des Indes Latino 5-Year rum

Compagnie des Indes Latino 5-Year

France | Gold | 40% ABV

7.0/10
30 ratings
Recommendable to most
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Michael Mortensen (BASIC) 🇩🇰 | 3 ratings
Posted 8 years ago

This is a blend of 5 year old rums and a good and affordable place to start exploring the rums of Compagnie des Indes. It has a well balanced body and a nice smell. The light color indicates no or very little coloring. Although only aged for 5 years it is absolutely drinkable straight up, but dont expect a rich and powerfull or very sweet rum. A decent and honest young rum as it only contains 15 grams of added sugar per liter. Recommendable

Kieron wood (BASIC) 🇬🇧 | 621 ratings
Posted almost 3 years ago

Nosing smells of butter and oranges

..This is not my rum at all just pure olive taste throught the sample makes me not taste anything else .

attalal9 (BASIC) 🇸🇪 | 17 ratings
Posted over 3 years ago

Love the natural color and subtle addition of sugar allows some really good flavors to break through. Not the best in the C des I catalog but a good and lovely everyday sipping rum.

TommyVinegar (BASIC) 🇧🇪 | 46 ratings
Posted over 6 years ago

There is reason in being critical towards the dogma that "older is better". "Ooh, I have this 18 year old rum, it surely must be better than this 12 year old rum." Wrong. Aging does things - often good things - but it doesn't neccesarily make a better rum. I was pleasantly suprised by the line up of 5 year old rums by CDI. The 'Latino' is light and bright. It has some character but certainly isn't 'heavy'. It's not overly sweet, with a nice dry finish. And because it hasn't spend a quarter of a century in a barrel, it's lively: you can have another one and another and another without getting saturated with oak. Try doing that with old rum. This is a sophisticated party drink or an unfuzzy summer evening sipper, it might become a permanent addition to my cabinet.

Thorsgaard (BASIC) 🇩🇰 | 151 ratings
Posted 2 months ago

Duft: svær at finde. Score: 2
Smag: lakrids, peber, honning, fad. Score: 3

WEDGEYBOY1 (BASIC) 🇬🇧 | 23 ratings
Posted over 1 year ago

Really easy and enjoyable to sip, sweet and smooth.

ValR (BASIC) 🇫🇷 | 29 ratings
Posted almost 3 years ago

Ce rhum étant de la lignée de la Compagnie des Indes, il se proclame sans sucre ajouté (pas de test pour vérifier) et est pas très cher (30-40€).
En quelques mots, il est léger, simple, doux et fruité, pas plus, pas moins, au vu du prix, il ne prétend pas à plus et c'est très bien.
C'est un petit compagnon de tout moment d'envie de rhum qu'il comble très bien avec sa légèreté et simplicité.

Heinemans (BASIC) 🇳🇱 | 18 ratings
Posted almost 3 years ago

CDI never dissapoints so neither does this one. Tastefull raisins and creamy with a nice kick.

Mr. Rumantic (BASIC) 🇩🇪 | 296 ratings
Posted 3 years ago

The Compagnie des Indes Latino is a molasse based rum that is blended of rums from Guatemala, Barbados and the Dominican Republic. The rum was stored in oak barrels for 5 years. The main part is from Guatemala. The rum is bottled with 40% alcohol without added sugar. The rum comes in the C.D.I. typical bottle.

The rum is restrained in the nose. Some fruit and barrel notes like vanilla are perceptible. It is not sharp but it is not complex either. On the palate, the rum is uncomplicated. Fruity sweet with a little spice, the rum lets itself drink well without thinking much about it. The finish is again spicy with some bourbon content.

For 30-35 Euro you get a solid rum from a bottler who stands for clean good rums. Could be used well for mixing too. You can't do much wrong here.

Der Compagnie des Indes Latino ist ein Melasse Rum welcher ein Blend von Rums aus Guatemala, Barbados und der Dominikanischen Republik besteht. Der Rum wurde 5 Jahre in Eichenfässern gelagert. Der Hauptteil kommt aus Guatemala. Der Rum wird ohne Zusatz von Zucker mit 40% Alkohol abgefüllt. Der Rum kommt in der C.D.I. typischen Flasche.

Der Rum ist in der Nase zurückhaltend. Etwas Frucht und Fassnoten wie Vanille sind wahrnehmbar. Er ist nicht scharf aber auch nicht komplex. Am Gaumen ist der Rum unkompliziert. Fruchtig Süß mit etwas Würze lässt der Rum sich gut trinken ohne viel darüber nach zu denken. Der Abgang ist noch mal würzig mit etwas Bourbon Anteil.

Für 30 -35 Euro bekommt man ein soliden Rum vom einem Abfüller der Wert auf saubere Rums legt. Kann bestimmt auch gut zum Mixen genutzt werden. Auch für eine Feier gut geeignet. Kann man nicht viel falsch machen.

Andrewofcalgary (BASIC) 🇨🇦 | 270 ratings
Posted over 3 years ago

Good and sweet. Not outstanding for its price. Best drank around a campfire by the icefields parkway within a stones-throw of a herd of elk.