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Posted
over 1 year ago
Harsh rum
Combination of congnac gasket is not my fafourite.
Not of my liking
Posted
over 1 year ago
Tasted at Laka Lono on 2/13/22. Rich amber color. Caramel aroma. Not very agricole. Stick candy and honey. Tart finish. A hot rum.
Posted
over 1 year ago
Clement was my first rum agricole and I have to say I was surprised it was not more different from my molasses distillate rums. While it certainly has that earthy note that I guess some people call grass, didn't seem like grass to me but something earthy, it was also fairly middle of the road to me.
I'm sure others would express that my palette is not refined enough, but my comments here are for others early in their rum journey that are in my position. I did a side by side at home with my Plantation 5 year and outside of the earthy note which was mild in the Clement, they seemed similar.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
Readily available and affordable Rum that adds a great taste dimension to a Mai Tai. Distinct earth tones that some people love and others not so much.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
Très bon rhum en punch, mais plutôt classique en dégustation.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
I love Clement rum style. Perfect to close the meal. Very well balanced with a perfect finish. A must have as a regular in every cabinet for me.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
First agricole that I recall having and I am thoroughly surprised and impressed. Starts smokey and peaty but finishes like grape juice. Basically it blew my mind as I did not imagine this was possible to do with rum. Now I have to figure out how to tell my family that this year's tropical vacation will be in Martinique?!?
Posted
2 years ago
tasted better agricoles aged 4 years, it s dry, very light colour and i feel too much alcohol when i sniff it, very wineish flavor, put it near a HSE VSOP and you ll see a big difference ! the Clement XO (6 years old) is much better for my taste ... but ok, it s very dry and give some vanilla, oak, i ll give it a 7 !
Posted
2 years ago
Overraskende god agricole, meget blød og behagelig med god smag.
Posted
2 years ago
Draws a bit towards whisky, woody and caramel but with an underlying harshness to it
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Very dry
6
/10
out of 10
The aroma in the bottle is light with an distinct ethanolesque aroma. Hard to put in words. The aroma reveals immediately that this is not the type of rum with which I am more familiar. I, like most Americans, am partial to the rums with more noticeable sweetness. This rum really does not have that character and is more bourbonesque. Apparently that is typical of the better agricole rums. However this rum does have a grassy flavor with somewhat subtle oak undertones that do not add bitterness. I personally would not prefer this as a sipping rum although those with a taste for bourbon might like this neat. I find this works extremely well in Coke Zero and I believe it would work well in mixed drinks, especially fruit-based drinks.