Rhum House Domaine de Courcelles Rhum Vieux Édition 2022
Rhum Vieux Édition 2022 exhibits a rich aromatic profile with vanilla and caramel, complemented by fruity and floral nuances. It provides a smooth, complex palate with a harmonious blend of buttery and woody flavors.
Rich, smooth, fruity, complex; a vintage treat.
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- Complex aroma profile
- Smooth and harmonious taste
- Well-integrated alcohol
Rhum Vieux Édition 2022 is a remarkable release from the Domaine de Courcelles distillery in Guadeloupe. Distilled in 1972 and aged for 38 years, this molasses-based spirit showcases a complex bouquet of aromas including vanilla, fruity notes, cherry, caramel, and floral essences. On the palate, it delights with caramel, floral, and vanilla flavors, enhanced by buttery and sour cherry accents. Despite some critiques on its lesser complexity compared to other editions, it remains a sophisticated choice with a well-integrated alcohol profile. The rum, bottled by the independent Rhum House, offers an exceptional expression of vintage craftsmanship with its rich, harmonious characteristics. Perfect for those seeking both fruity and sweet notes with subtle citrus freshness.
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About the Domaine de Courcelles distillery
The Domaine de Courcelles distillery is located in Guadeloupe. Rums from Domaine de Courcelles have been reviewed 205 times with an average of 9.0/10.
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"Wow, what a nose - almost like perfume. Sweet oranges, floral and elegant. Complex and extremely creamy on the palate. The surprisingly subtle wood influence perfectly underlines the intense fruitiness of the 50-year-old rum. A sweet finish to fall in love with. Excellent! A little too beastly in the finish for a top rating (at a high level, of course)."
"The new version (2022) of Courcelles 1972 from Swiss bottler Rhum House. It's 50 years old! The nose is fresh and delicate, with salted butter caramel, wild cherry and light tar. The palate entry is surprisingly smooth considering the ABV. The aromas develop harmoniously, yet become stronger, with herbs first, then bitter cherries and, like "Carambar", a stick of salted butter toffee. The finish is fruity, long and refined, gourmand. In the empty glass, all the aromas blend harmoniously. The palate is even more beautiful than the nose. A mysterious rum that reveals itself bit by bit, so take your time."
"While starting off as the weakest nose by some margin, breathing for a very long time opens the profile up nicely. Less fruity and with a hint overripe/musty notes still somewhat an outlier in the line-up yet interesting. On the palate it can’t fully compete in terms of complexity and intensity, unfortunately. Still, this is very very nice and should be a delight if tasted standalone without its ever better brothers. Cheers Jakob for the set!"
"Absolutely impressive distillate. The whole Rum House range is great fun. You can't go wrong here. If the bottling were from V., the whole thing would cost twice and three times as much and be long out of stock."