Trois Rivières Rhum vieux de l’océan
Salty sugarcane, woody spice, and a soft mineral finish.
Aromas highlight sugarcane, wood, and a gentle touch of iodine, followed by a palate of salt, spice, and earthy agricole character. The community celebrates its unique saline profile, rewarding balance, and great value—an exceptional option for adventurous rum explorers.
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Vivid salty and mineral notes define this agricole from Trois Rivières, pairing the sea’s influence with lively sugarcane, wood, and spice. RumX tasters appreciate its balance of fresh fruit, herbal character, and a subtle iodine twist, all delivered at a pleasing 54%. An inviting introduction to the distinctive, ocean-kissed Martinique style—worth exploring for fans of complex, spirited rums.
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About the Trois Rivières distillery
The Trois Rivières distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Trois Rivières have been reviewed 1,667 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Interesting rum, but despite the vaunted savoriness it did not blow me away.
Agricole with super price-performance ratio. Beautiful salt note due to the addition of seawater.
One of the few bottles that manages to integrate iodine in a rum. But it is an iodine which is not abrupt and which is very well integrated, especially in the nose. It is a mastered rum which can be drunk without being an exceptional rum. So an interesting bottle to taste but not essential to have in its cellar.
Extremely difficult for amateurs to work with in cocktails, it offers a surprising alternative to Ti Punch. Enhance a Mai Tai with a Jamaican white low in esters.