Bielle Brut de Fût
Fresh honeyed agricole, beautifully integrated cask strength
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RumX members love its fresh, honeyed bouquet and the remarkably gentle feel for a 56.5% cask strength Bielle. Expect bright agricole notes of cut grass, candied fruits and vanilla-laced oak, with touches of spice and menthol. Many enjoy it neat for its balance and mouthfeel, while some note a drier, shorter finish or extra sweetness from wine-cask tones. A popular pick with 55 reviews and strong buyer confidence.
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About the Bielle distillery
The Bielle distillery is located in Marie Galante. Rums from Bielle have been reviewed 3,667 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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A friend takes out this bottle he brought back from Guadeloupe. It's bielle, it's good, it's quite smooth with a nice sweetness. I don't think the sweet wine barrel is necessary, as it adds extra sweetness. I prefer classic Bourbon aging.
8,2:On the nose, the first impression we get is a bit waxy, varnished, woody with beeswax. A hint of menthol comes in and the woodiness with vanilla and light caramel are felt.There is a ripe, juicy sugarcane, earthy. With aeration, the sugarcane pairs with fruitier, bourbon fruits, herbal aromas, with the orchard fruits usually tender to Bielle rums. Mirabelle plum and peach play the game of hide and seek, become dried later, while remaining linked to candied vegetal, for a gourmet profile. 8,5:On the palate the attack is warm, round and balanced, alcohol integration is top. The sugarcane and its cooked juice with hints of licorice and anise, melt into menthol and aromatics. The rum is now honey candied and fresh, mineral, fruity with dried fruits, balanced, the wood dry, spicy, a bit roasted with caramel, sweet wine notes are present and not intrusive. 8,3:The finish is woody and peppery, dry, long, the sugarcane is fresh, mineral and fruity, a bit flowery. Edit:9.2.25 Still very pleasant...
The white fine barrels used here bring a beautiful grape sweetness and appropriate tannins into play, which harmonize well with the already beautiful distillate from Marie Galante. Add to this the toasty vanilla base of the bourbon barrels and you have a fine agricole with considerable complexity!
Freshness paired with wood and the right dose of sweetness - an elegant Bielle in full bloom. White undoubtedly to please and scores with balance. Very nice bottling.