How does this rum taste?
- Complex aroma and flavor profile
- Distinctive Martinique agricole style
- Strong woody and dried fruit notes
The A1710 La Délivrande is a sophisticated agricole rum from Martinique's Habitation du Simon distillery, distilled in 2016. Limited to 960 bottles, it boasts a potent 48.8% ABV and delivers a complex aroma profile with woody, dried fruit, and spice notes. Tasting reveals a layered experience with dried fruit, woody undertones, and cocoa hints. Despite its rich flavor and appealing nose, some users find the price steep for what is offered, especially when compared to other complex rums. Whether it truly justifies the premium pricing is up for debate, but its quality and craftsmanship are undeniable as per user feedback gathered on RumX, a renowned rum review platform.
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About the Habitation du Simon distillery
The Habitation du Simon distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Habitation du Simon have been reviewed 818 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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"Very interesting profile. The Martinique characteristics are there, with a fruity, ripe edge. Added to this is the alembic effect, which gives it a roasted edge. The woodiness is pleasant, but more on the cherry side. A rum that's right up my alley, except for the ridiculous price tag... Edit: the nose is warm, gourmand and charming. So is the first taste, the second taste and the finish are much spicier."
"Very interesting, I'll be interested to listen to it again later."
"I feel agricole delicate in taste but very expressive"
"ooravdu great full-bodied taste. We drank A1710 in the deatilerie straight from the cask"