Rhum Traditionnel Le Must
Fruity, smooth, great value Savanna sipper
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RumX members love the fruity, honeyed nose and smooth, easy-drinking style of Savanna’s Le Must. Expect vanilla, caramel and roasted wood with hints of banana and pear, plus gentle spice. Many enjoy it neat as a relaxed sipper, and praise its price-to-quality. The ABV is modest and the finish shorter, but as an accessible introduction to Reunion’s Savanna, it's a popular pick with 185 reviews.
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About the Savanna distillery
The Savanna distillery is located in Reunion. Rums from Savanna have been reviewed 6,607 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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8: On the nose, the first impression is of a small fruit salad in syrup. At first, pear, mango and cherry are quite fresh and pale, protecting themselves in the shade of a small film of crunchy sugar. With aeration, the lightness and freshness are retained, but the fruit is enveloped in a toasty woodiness, itself covered by a thin layer of sweet-spiced honey. This light patina tempers the toasty character of the oak, preserving the delicacy of the fruit.The second nose is nicer-8,5. 9:The mouth is more complex than we could have imagined, and shows several facets in fractions of a second. Let's try slow motion to see what happens. First, the toasty woodiness sends up a small cloud of sweet spices, which come to rest on a bed of roasted, caramelized pecans. Then, the fruit salad encountered on the nose is baked, the fruit becomes stronger, more tropical, more caramelized, its pits resurfacing.Light smokiness arises. 8:The finish is both roasted and pastry-like, with pits and red fruit tannins, followed by a layer of ripe exotic fruit that maintains the length...
"A must-have! To sum up, my tasting notes: Nose: Woody, Fruity, Vanilla, probably a little gingerbread, why not a little pear. On the palate: Woody, Vanilla, Orange zest, Fruity. The finish is more towards: cask, oak, chocolate, cognac of course". > It's now arrived at home!
I am wavering over children's toothpaste, children's cough syrup to coffee. A delicious easy zipper.
Very good entrance door at Savanna