Opportune 1791 Martinique Rhum Ambré
The "Martinique Rhum Ambré" was produced in Martinique. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Opportune 1791. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice. The rum has an ABV of 45%. 2 community members rated this rum with an average of 6.7/10. The rum smells like Floral, Flowery and Fresh, and on the palate there is Syrupy, Sugarcane and Spice.
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Un jeune rhum de Martinique facile à prendre en main, avec un nez sur les fruits exotiques, la canne à sucre, les fleurs, le boisé jeune et les épices douces. Un profil simple mais efficace. La canne à sucre et les notes épicées se croisent en bouche, avec un boisé léger et des fruits secs. On a une texture sirupeuse qui accentue la gourmandise du rhum. Ce n’est pas le profil le plus complexe, mais il se laisse approcher très facilement. La finale, de longueur correcte, revient sur des notes plus agricoles, sur le côté végétal, floral et herbacé. Le fruité et le boisé soutiennent le profil, qui a du mal à passer outre la canne à sucre. Un rhum qui se veut simple et basique, mais qui est du coup assez cher par rapport à son positionnement.
Goûté au RhumFest 2023, dégustation sommaire... Petit ambré agricole sympa sur les fruits secs, les épices douces et le caramel.