Clement 10-Year

If you like rums with a strong wooden taste, his one is made for you. In my opinion the Clement 6 years old is better balanced than the 10 years one.

Nice step in between the 8yrs and 12yrs old, too oaky to my opinion but still well balanced.

Amazing rum!

Clement Vieux 10 aged Rum har gardinerne i glasset, duften er også ok, med havde jeg set nogen flere år på bagen. Gennem en kollega har smag Vintage 1975 det var virkelig godt.

exellent rhum, à déguster sec. Très boisé et long en bouche

Un nez et une bouche boisée. Une touche d'amende aussi au niveau du goût. Une longueur en bouche pas assez prononcée je trouve.

Ce Clément 10ans est un classique de la maison : assemblage de rhums d'au moins 10ans. On retrouve les marqueurs des rhums antillais : vanille, cannelle, sucre... et c'est bien bon !

I had high expectations for this one, but got away disappointed. I just don't seem to love rum agricole in general so it might be me.

I have hear so much about Clement that when I had the opportunity to purchase several different bottles I jumped at the chance.

The odor is somewhat astringent and rather strong. A bold aroma telling me this is a rum that is ready, willing, and able to kick some butt if one is not careful.

I have hear the term "grassy" used for agricole rum but wasn't sure of what it was. Until now. The initial flavor on the tongue is quite grassy but is countered by a mild cane sweetness and oakiness. No major burn. Just a nice warmth.

Definitely a versatile rum. Smoother than the Clement 6-year rum. A marked improvement. Those who enjoy a dry rum will find this an immensely satisfying sipping rum but it also makes for excellent mixed drinks as well. The agricole style will give a unique flavor. Too bad not more bars use this in their establishments. I believe it would be a desirable alternative to those wishing something a little different in their cocktails. Definitely a recommendable rum.

I tasted this side by side with the Clement 6 year and the Clement Homere. This came closer to the Homere in terms of quality and taste. In fact, I prefer this to the Homere.

Tastes and smells of an agricole with oak, spice, almond, and cinnamon, with a slightly floral accent. It's a very nice agricole, though a bit dry for my taste.