Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 2 2023
Gorgeous nose, smooth agricole sipper
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RumX members rave about the nose: complex and fruit-forward—orange, peaches and candied fruit over vanilla and polished wood. On the palate it’s smooth and balanced with agricole spice, though several note a lighter body and wood-driven, slightly bitter finish. Often enjoyed neat as an easy sipper. With 43 community reviews and a limited 2,500-bottle release, it’s a refined Martinique agricole many appreciate.
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The Rhum J.M distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Rhum J.M have been reviewed 2,879 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Parallel tasting with Dame Jeanne #1, which I had already tasted and rated at the time with 88 points, this assessment remains the same. Dame Jeanne #2 is more mineral and less fruity on the nose and flatter on the palate than #1. The lower alcohol content is noticeable here. Especially against this background, I find the price, which has been significantly increased once again compared to #1, very questionable and cannot recommend buying a whole bottle - a nice sample will do. Update 2024-04-18: I must apologize. In this second tasting (which concludes the small tasting today), I like the rum enough. This time I taste a delicious mixture of heavy fruit bread and Werther's Echten. Simply delicious.
Let's take the time to taste this beautiful bottle. A fine, elegant agricole. With notes of orange mingling with a complex, greedy woodiness. The nose is really very pleasant. On the palate, it's more wood than candied fruit, particularly spicy. This is really a very good Martinique Agricole rum. The price is a little high, however, which is a pity.
Unfortunately, lady number 2 did not convince me. It is still very inviting on the nose and arouses curiosity for more. But unfortunately, in my opinion, it can't hold its own. In the mouth, the wood/barrel predominates and the agricole overpowers the subtle aromas that I perceived on the nose. In addition, it is very thin/watered down and the finish is very short and meaningless, which lingers in the memory.
Really nice with all the pieces, wood, vanilla and some fruits. In comparison with the first release I find the nose to be more complex and intense. But on the palate the lower abv (45 / 48,3%) is clearly a disadvantage. The vanilla is much more present and the spices aren’t. At moments it feels a little bit too diluted and ends a little bit and kind of boring. To cut a long story short, I prefer the first release a bit (8,9) and the second only comes in close (8,7) because of it’s opulent and more complex nose.