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Posted
over 8 years ago
Un excellent rhum, un de mes préférés chez Clément
Posted
over 8 years ago
I thought I'd try a bottle since I really like the Clement XO. The XO is MUCH better imho.
This has a nice agricole scent to it, but lacks the sweetness of the XO. Sugarcane, almonds, bourbon, and oak. Taste follows the nose.
It's a good rum,but not worth ~$100 (my rating does NOT factor in the price). I actually prefer the Clement 10 Year to this.
Color : Dark amber, gold
Flavour : Caramel toffie, white chocolate, bananas
Palate : Little dry, with fruity finish.
Love connection with cuban cigars.
One of the best rhums I have ever tried
Posted
9 years ago
Quiet possibly my palate is not ready for this RUM... I was totally disappointment in the taste. I did not leave a pleasant aftertaste.
Posted
almost 10 years ago
I certainly didn't hate this, but I did expect a bit more out of it. Easily the most impressive thing about this rhum is the packaging, which I assume is what gives it its price. The screw cap is a solid chunk of metal!
It unfortunately lacks character throughout. There isn't much nose to this. The pallet is dry, spicy, with a hint of dry apricot. It's missing a rich, lingering finish. The color is nice.
It was pretty to look at, but I won't be buying this again.
Posted
over 10 years ago
Color : Dark amber
Flavour : Caramel and summer fruits like apricot , some spicy notes hold together with oak flavour
Palate : Dry, subtle
A nice classic rum
Posted
almost 11 years ago
Does not taste like rhum. Of course it really is a fine agricole. But my mouth disagrees. It's entirely possible my palate is not advanced enough for this, but I could swear it has the body of a quality cognac rather than anything out of the caribbean. Not for me, but if you drink daily and are looking for something that pushes the end-user's definition of rhum, by all means.
Posted
11 years ago
Truly one of the finest old rhum from Martinique
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Comes of refined with vinous, floral oaky notes and a hint of sugarcane in the nose. In the mouth it starts of fairly sweet for an agicole. Spicy notes of oak, white pepper and a bit of dark chocolate emerges after the initial sweetness, but it stays well rounded with a lingering finish. Quality rhum, that doesn't take any adventurous risks to really set it aside in the price bracket. But when in the mood for uncomplicated quality rhum, this fits the bill very well.