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Posted
4 months ago
...it probably could work in a cocktail. But single it's quite a pain to survive. Oh gosh.
Posted
over 2 years ago
55-50-43 is the order for me. With this you can really start cooking some good drinks out of. Packs adequate punch. Have had loadsvof bottles of this and the 55 ABV version. Recommended for any serious rum drinker.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
While a Ti'Punch may only be average to a C- using Dillon, I would heartily recommend it for making Zombies or some other mixed drink.
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Rhum blanc banal, basic, sans intérêt particulier.
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Make your basic cocktails with it and use it fro baking
Posted
over 4 years ago
Enjoyed a bottle of Dillon Blanc 50 while vacationing in Sardinia. Bottle and label design looks very nice and unique. Proper old school design. Very reasonable EUR 16 price. Typical dry notes from the Rhum Agricole manufacturing process straight to the nose and palate with strong fruitiness. Quite a strong burn at the end. Mix it with your favorite soda and down it goes.
Posted
over 6 years ago
Naprosto svěží a dobrý rum, který celý padl (litrové balení) za jeden večer - lahoda.
Posted
almost 7 years ago
...It's good in Mojitos, Ti Punchs or other mixed drinks, but a bit too harsh to be drunk as a sipper. Good rum though, if you do like agricoles.
Posted
7 years ago
Fruity agricol rum. A reference for a good planteur. Harsh after taste if injected pure
Posted
7 years ago
Un rhum blanc agricole de Martinique.
L'odeur et le goût sont fruités.
La finale est un peu âpre.
Très correct pour les planteurs, je préfère le 43°.
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Interesting 6 out of 10
With a percentage of alcohol of 50 or 55% this agricole white rum may seem harsh to drinkers used to rums around 40%. However Dillon white rum is a good rum with floral flavours, though not my favourite.
If ever you find a rum too harsh due to its proof, do not hesitate to "wet" it with some water in order to lower the percentage of alcohol. All rums get out fom the distillation column with a percentage of alcohol around 70%. Nearly all of them are then water drowned to reach their distribution proof.