Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 1

The best J.M I‘ve tried so far 🥹😍. Nose: Delicious agricole notes, sugarcane, vanilla, fruits, orange peel, caramel, dark chocolate, cinnamon, hazelnut, floral notes, tobacco Mouth: Balanced, dry, delicious, full bodied, intense, agricole, vanilla, salty, woody, oak, sugarcane, creme brulee Finish: Long, delicious, sugarcane, roasted, caramel, grass, tobacco The alcohol is a little noticeable, but well balanced with the rum itself and gives it a nice roundness.🤤🤤

A little disappointed by the tasting of this vial before opening the expensive bottle. The nose is very caramel-like, even toffee! Then vanilla, but with a hint of varnish. The palate is quite bitter, with a strong, elusive finish. A little taste of whisky remains. Not a fan!

Soft and mild in taste - long and soft in the end - fruity and spicy notes in harmony - What not to like 🥳

L’intensité aromatique et la richesse sont bonnes, principalement axé sur les épices (vanille, et les fruits compotés). Le nez est plus flatteur que la bouche, ou je trouve une amertume de boisé mouillé un peu désagréable. La finale est longue, plutôt agréable sur les épices et les fruits tropicaux mûrs.

Kind of featureless. Older blend without unique selling points. Today in the Zweiverkostung clearly stronger without powerful opponents from Jamaica. Very drinkable and round. However, not earth-shattering either.

Very good and quality agricola but a bit without something interesting

Very tasty Agricole. Great atypical nose. At the second tasting I perceive a note of coconut (?) that I didn't taste before. In direct comparison to No. 2, the nose is perhaps less complex and more dominated by the typical agricole notes. On the palate, No. 1 is slightly ahead.

#4535 10.01.2024 Sittibg at home relaxing getting ready for another check up in hospital tomorrow. This is a very nice complex and well balanced rum. Fruity with nice spices and light roasted notes. The palate is oily and the ABV is very well integrated. There is a very nice touch of sugarcane on the palate. The finish is medium to long and has light anise and grass to it. Happy that I bought a bottle ☺️

Nice and round, no missing notes, I like it very much!

Very multilayered, not too sweet, but rather woody (positive!) Agricole blend. Tastes really very good to me, but must first prove itself in crosstasting against another No. 1 - well, which one probably? 😉 [Ok, I mean the Saint James Les Ephémeres No. 1 - RX12796, which was significantly cheaper at release, but can now only be obtained with a lot of luck. 😋] Now without comparison sample initially 88 points - so already pretty excellent. Recommendation!

La Grande Dame..... with this nose...definitely.... I could sniff it for hours...wonderfully fruity, slightly floral, subtle sweetness with vanilla... As expected, the palate is relatively soft and thin... it's almost classic Agricole... there's no recognizable outstanding feature, but here in a positive sense, it flatters the palate and towards the end a clear grassy note is perceptible... this continues in the finish. A very good Agricole

on the nose very nicely balanced with allspice, wood, dried fig, caramel, vegetal notes. On the palate old barrel, nutmeg, tobacco, caramel, green peppers. The finish is spicy tart. Really good J.M! Many thanks, Rod, for the sample!

Wow, als ich den ABV gesehen habe, habe ich nicht mit so einem geilen Teil gerechnet,echt ein super Rum. Nase ist überwiegen holzig, kommt noch etwas Schokolade und Kakao hinzu. Am Gaumen dann etwas Vanille, aber ansonsten fast nur Holz. Top.

Great Agricole with a beautiful nose in which vanilla is in the foreground and is surrounded and complemented by a variety of other and diverse flavors. The palate is also very tasty (even coconut is there) and despite a lot of wood everything fits. I like it very much ... even the ABV is adequate. Thanks Rod for sharing!

Red gold color. Very beautiful. Dried fruit, cherry, dark chocolate. Caramel and grassy. Perfectly balanced. In the mouth then plenty of pepper, warm, powerful, full-bodied. Short finish. J.M was once my favorite agricole, now in my glass again for a long time. Very good rum, highest craftsmanship. However, it lacks that last bit of flavor compared to the greats like Liberation and Neisson.