Damoiseau Blanc

A firey white rum that I have had the pleasure of tasting . Floral notes , green olives and then comes the alcohol . This is a great cocktail base especially for a mojito that packs a punch

Great value for money rhum blanc agricole. Delivers what expected from a basic white rum with an overall interesting profile

#5005 28.12.2024 Enjoying a few samples while home alone 😊 Nose Intense, Agricole, grass, light fuel, overripe, fruits, sugarcane, light sour, light funk. Palate Oily, medium intense, Agricole, light grass, spice, medium spicy, sugarcane, light herbs, fruity. Finish Long and warm, Agricole, medium spicy, spice, sugarcane, oily. The empty glass has nice vanilla and floral notes.

Pur finde ich Gras und florae Aromen, Zitronen und etwas Anis. Der Alkohol ist klar im Vordergrund. Im Punch würde ich diesen Rum auch tendenziell als „Normalo“ klassifizieren. Von den Aromen her eigtlich ein guter Punch, allerdings stört mich ein wenig der starke Alkoholeinfluss. 7,8/10 Punkte

C est un bon rhum pour boire en tipunch

This pure cane juice rum from Guadeloupe has an ABV of around 70% when it leaves the column still to be stirred and aerated for a period of 3 to 6 months in large wooden tuns whereafter it’s bottled after reduced to 50% by adding spring water. The nose is full of cane, fruity and a little spicy with aromas of lime and pepper. At the palate and during the rather long finish it’s round, balanced, dry, fruity and spicy with flavors of melon, lime and pepper. Overall it’s so round that it not needs any cane syrup when you use it in a Ti’ Punch.

Gute Nase und erster Geschmackseindruck, nach hinten leider zunehmend metallisch und alkoholisch werdend, daher keine klare Empfehlung. Auch im Ti‘Punch nur Mittelmaß.

A white agricultural rum from Guadeloupe, this Damoiseau is a little strong on the palate, but goes well with rhums arrangés or ti-punch, even if it's better to use a rum from Martinique.

Pur nicht wirklich gut und auch im Ti‘Punch nur Durchschnitt.

The nose has a big hit of grassy sugarcane mixed with fresh berries and a sweet floral note. The palate is quite earthy, peppery and with some pineapple notes that turn smoky towards the back end. The finish is pretty mid in length. Very mouth drying. Licorice at first then freshly cracked black pepper. Overall, the nose was better than the rest of the experience. A bit too dry, earthy and spicy for me.

Marche bien en cocktail et rhum arrangé. Je préfère cependant le Bologne, dans la même gamme de prix.