La Part Des Anges Eclips’ (Canne Rose) 2019
The "Eclips’ (Canne Rose)" was produced in Reunion at the La Part Des Anges distillery. It was distilled in 2019 from Sugar cane juice with a Pot Still. The rum has an ABV of 68%. This is a limited release and there are only 350 bottles. 1 community member rated this rum with an average of 9.5/10. The rum smells like Sugarcane, Floral.
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Le Rhum Amphore Eclips’ présente un aspect épais et gras. Son nez est puissant, pleine canne avec de légères notes florales. En bouche, le rhum annonce sa puissance gustative pleine canne. Il reste assez longtemps en bouche. Plus la dégustation avance, plus les complexes organoleptiques se dévoilent. Sur la fin de dégustation, on y retrouve une petite note terreuse. Le « vieillissement » de 3 ans en amphore, lui apporte du corps.