How does this rum taste?
- Bold flavor profile
- Complex aromatic spectrum
- Sophisticated aging
The 2008 Saint James rum, bottled by V&B, showcases the classic Martinique terroir with its column-distilled agricole character. Aged for 10 years and overproof at 62.1% ABV, it offers a complex bouquet featuring woody, chocolate, and spicy aromas, with tasting notes of spice, wood, licorice, hazelnut, and coffee. This cask-strength spirit is popular on RumX for its bold flavors and substantial alcohol presence. Users appreciate its gourmet chocolate undertones and sophisticated aging, while noting its robust spice profile.
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About the Saint James distillery
The Saint James distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Saint James have been reviewed 3,965 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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"Grassy agricole notes, slightly reminiscent of grappa, some young wood, spices, hazelnuts with chocolate, minimal fruity notes of grape and mirabelle plum, extremely dry. The alcohol is quite well integrated, but this is not exactly a revelation in terms of complexity."
"Doesn't quite come close to the 2001 Saint James, but still has a really exciting spectrum of aromas on offer - compared to its big brother, however, the dark fruits lack a little power."
"Un rhum dĂ©complexĂ©, trĂšs bien fait et ce qu'il faut en gourmandise, deliciousđ"
"Un joli rhum, proposition intĂ©ressante assez sombre, un beau vieillissement, brut de fĂ»t Ă lâalcool bien enrobĂ©. Une jolie bouteille visionnaire: en 2008 les brut de fĂ»t SAINT JAMES nâĂ©taient pas si courantes."