Saint James Single Cask
The "Single Cask" was produced in Martinique at the Saint James distillery. It was distilled in 2001 from Sugar cane juice with a Creole Column and then aged for 15 years. The rum has an ABV of 43,1%. 8 community members rated this rum with an average of 8.6/10. The rum smells like Tropical fruit, Woody and Fruity, and on the palate there is Dried fruit, Dark and Roasted.
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The Saint James distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Saint James have been reviewed 3,945 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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"A tasty, masterful Single Cask. On the nose, tropical fruits (pineapple) and dried fruits lead the way, before sugarcane, oak, spices, nuts and caramel take over with a smooth transition. An elegant, well-balanced rum on the nose. The attack on the palate is livelier and more intense. The spices are much more exuberant (licorice and aniseed in particular, reminiscent of some Demerara) and the empyreumatic notes (coffee, roasted nuts, toasted notes) are much more pronounced. They lend a certain greediness to this very round, dry profile. Dried and exotic fruits are less present, but know how to tantalize the taste buds. It's not the most overwhelming rum, but it shows remarkable mastery. The long, dry, dark finish prolongs the pleasure with spices, coffee, wood and leather, accompanied by dried fruit and tannins. Subtle, complex and refined, this cuvée is too often overlooked, yet it has the merit of representing what Saint James does best."
"Solid, very close to the Ephemeres No 1"