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The Nectar Of The Daily Drams Grand Arôme rum from Le Galion distillery in Martinique is a bold and intriguing unaged rum. Distilled in 2021 from molasses using a column still, this rum boasts a robust ABV of 60%. Its aromatic profile is dominated by vegetal notes, sugarcane, and hints of olive and banana, while the palate delivers green, banana, and brine with a salty finish. User reviews highlight its pronounced vegetal and salty character, conjuring exotic and experimental impressions. While praised for its intensity and complexity, some find the strong saline element divisive.
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The Le Galion distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Le Galion have been reviewed 582 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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#4712 28.04.2024 Unaged tasting at home while relaxing in between the sets with Hulk on bluray 😊 Nose Intense, fresh, vegetal, light grass, lime, banana, light sugarcane, spice. Palate Intense, warm, medium spicy, fruits, lime, vegetal, light floral. Finish Very long and warm, fruity, light lime, light herbal, light sugarcane. The empty glass has some smoke, faint chocolate and minerals.
Very vegetal and salty nose. The mouth is very salty. Brine, olive. Still banana.a typical Galion.I have trouble with this rum. I find it interesting but this very salty side makes it a bit nauseating.
Convinces me unfortunately neither pure nor in the daiquiri particularly. Not bad but there are better le Galions.
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