Opportune 1791 Rhum Blanc Agricole
The "Rhum Blanc Agricole" was produced in Martinique. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Opportune 1791. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Creole Column and then aged for Unaged. The rum has an ABV of 50%. 1 community member rated this rum with an average of 6.9/10. The rum smells like Sugarcane, Vegetal and Grass, and on the palate there is Agricole, Bitter and Vegetal.
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Un rhum blanc de Martinique de bonne facture, avec de jolies notes de citron vert au nez, accompagnées de canne à sucre et d’un vent de fraîcheur à la fois végétal et herbacé. Un profil agricole sec, net et direct. L’attaque en bouche est végétale, axée sur la verdure agricole herbacée et la canne à sucre. De jolies notes d’agrumes apportent également leur lot de fraîcheur. On a une texture grasse et épaisse en bouche qui accentue la gourmandise. Un rhum plutôt ample et expressif. La finale, de longueur convenable, est plus sèche, épicée et poivrée, avec un peu plus d’amertume en fin de bouche. Zestes de citron et canne à sucre tentent de se démarquer dans cette finale. Pas un mauvais rhum, mais il ne se distingue pas assez face à la grande concurrence des rhums blancs premiums.