L'Initial Brut de Colonne
Bold agricole rum with vibrant, smooth notes.
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L’Initial Brut de Colonne is a vibrant agricole rum from Martinique, crafted at the Clément distillery. Made from fresh sugarcane juice with a Creole Column, it delivers an inviting bouquet of sugarcane, plum, and apricot with subtle vegetal hints. Our community highlights its fresh, green, and mineral palate balanced by delicate citrus and soft herbal notes. Despite its high 71.4% ABV, reviewers appreciate the smooth, integrated character and its unique expression that evolves with a slight foudre finish. This unaged spirit stands out among fine agricole rums, offering a bold and authentic tasting experience shared by the RumX community.
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About the Clément distillery
The Clément distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Clément have been reviewed 975 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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#5160 20.03.2025 Running some samples at home. Nose Intense, fresh, citrus, light herbal, sugarcane, spice, faint smoke. Palate Intense, fresh, citrus, light mineral, light grass, Agricole, fruity, spice. Finish Long and warm, light oily, balanced, faint mineral, light grass, Agricole, citrus, light floral. Empty glass Light floral, citrus, sugarcane, light honey. Needs to rest for a while to really open up properly. Price to quality is very good and this is a rum for the more advanced rum lovers.
Wow, another great piece. How well can 71.4% actually be integrated? Here's the answer ;-) The nose is certainly herbal, sugar cane is also recognizable. As usual, the palate is also very herbal, green and earthy...
A good bdc that has the particularity of having spent a few months in "old-fashioned" lightning, so slightly tinted. You can smell the 71.4 but without any burning or toasting (like the bdc longueteau for example). Nose: round, good sweetness, cane but rather closed. Taste: citrus fruits like lemon and orange, fairly fat, herbaceous but hardly disturbing (I don't usually like it). Average length. A good and distinctive bdc, which goes down smoothly.
A flavourful and fragrant explosion. Very successful indeed!