Velier Providence Haitian Pure Single Rum
The aroma jumps out with vanilla, coconut, and cinnamon; the palate follows smoothly with milk chocolate, dried fruit, and roasted nuts. A crowd-pleasing, nicely rounded Haitian rum — well-integrated alcohol and real value for money.
Cinnamon, chocolate, and dried fruit in a smooth sipper.
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How does this rum taste?
- Excellent integration of alcohol
- Fruit-forward, approachable palate
- Great value for the quality
Vibrant notes of cinnamon and creamy milk chocolate headline this young Haitian rum, layered with dried fruit and soft sugarcane. The RumX community finds its fruit-forward style, smooth integration of alcohol, and approachable spice especially enjoyable. While complexity isn’t its strongest suit, the balance and value make it a tempting choice for fans of fresh, dessert-leaning agricoles. Worth a sip for lovers of richly nuanced, modern Caribbean rums.
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About the Distillerie de Port au Prince distillery
The Distillerie de Port au Prince distillery is located in Haiti. Rums from Distillerie de Port au Prince have been reviewed 549 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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"Nose is surprisingly „mature“ for the short time in the barrel. The cask seems to put in quite some work. Vanilla, honey and milk chocolate remind me of some virgin cask bottlings I have tried. All alongside some flowery notes. Pretty nice. On the palate notes are similar with honey and vanilla. Some fruits and candied ginger also show up alongside a cane juice sensation. Also pretty nice - pleasantly surprised by this one."
"I like it almost a tick better than the 2019 caroni cask finish, as the actual Port Au Prince Haiti character and its terroir come across more naturally and unadulterated. Cinnamon, cocoa, raisin, dried kiwi and date, fresh sugar cane, roasted nuts and baked apple. Very round and harmonious! Whether it's worth €90 is another question..."
"I like it very much! Not so spicy/herbal, more wood and bitter almond."
"Softer than the 2019 version. No more olive notes. Overall more reminiscent of a Jamaican than Haiti."