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7.2/10
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Posted 2 months ago by Russ from United States with 98 ratings
I’ve mostly only had Rhum Agricola from Martinique so it was nice to compare this to those.
Definitely not as much grassy notes in the nose with hints of banana and fruit standing out.
The first sip does bring the grass as well and surprising funk along with pineapple.
I’m interested in trying more of their rhums now!
Posted 2 years ago by Joola69 from United States with 2661 ratings
Visited the Damoiseau Distillery in Guadeloupe and bought a bottle of Damoiseau 5y from the distillery since their tasting bar was very limited. Nice looking and high end bottle and label design. Light golden color. Typical dry Rhum Agricole flavors alongside grass, citrus fruits, floral notes, vanilla and plenty of oak followed by a strong burn being so dry. Rhum Agricole fans can easily add 2 points to my score.
First smell was a little sweet. First taste quite bitey, followed by a strong smokiness. After a few sips it became a bit grassy. The more I drink the more I like it.
Posted 9 months ago by ElPato from Norway with 27 ratings
French rhum agricole not from Martinique has a bit more freedom in their production technique and this one from Guadeloupe’s Damoiseau is surprisingly more funky than, say, HSE VSOP that is comparable in price and ageing.
Oak, grass, sugarcane, iodine and pineapple on the nose. Delving a bit, fruit dominates and a moment you’d hesitantly think it is a Jamaican rum.
On the palate pineapple gives way to fried banana and dried figs, with a dry whiff of vegetal, bitter artichoke turning into oak.
A very dry finish, but the fruity esters return and leaves a long, pleasant reminiscence of dried fruits and charred pineapple.
Great rum to have neat, very nice in a rum smash with lime peels and mint or any pimped version of ti’punch
Posted 12 months ago by Rei from Germany with 103 ratings
Found this rhum suprisingly fruity and complex given its relatively young age. Nosing reveals a fruity set of vanilla, tropical fruits and wood. Palate starts with a minor burn and adds further notes of raisins and chocolate. Nice but not too extended finish (unfortunately) which has some smokiness added. Overall a very nice rhum agricole at a reasonable price in my view.
Posted over 1 year ago by Jakotech from Norway with 43 ratings
This was a nice surprise. Smells a little bit like caramel. Has a smoky taste with a little wood.
Posted 3 years ago by Bart from Belgium with 48 ratings
Rhum agricole that convinced me that this type of rum/rhum is good stuff also. Cane sugar, wood (oak), and spices+ hints of butter. "costeaux" like they say in French, but very nice.
Posted almost 4 years ago by Olivier from United Arab Emirates with 21 ratings
Un grand classique. Peu parfumer mais qui tient longtemps en bouche.
Posted over 4 years ago by Rum-Schnacker from Germany with 131 ratings
it shows a very dense aroma. something like sherry and chocolate with brandy. a little bit of "mon cheri", sweets with alcohol. more creamy and mild than expected. medium aftertaste with fruity moments. and don´t forget the wooden taste in every second. i like it very well!
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Earthy with reasonable length on palette 6 out of 10
Posted 2 months ago by LiamHM (PREMIUM) from United Kingdom with 6 ratings
Golden colour with a punchy first taste on the palette. As a sipping rhum it’s ok but I found it a bit harsh. My first Rhum Agricole so not an expert by any means.
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