La Confrérie du Rhum Saint James Brut de fût 2003
Complex, spicy, long finish
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RumX members love this Saint James for its complex nose of spice, tobacco and red fruits, with hints of leather and dark chocolate. The 59% cask strength brings an intense palate of dried fruits, wood and coffee, leading to a long, peppery finish with a pleasant touch of bitterness and freshness. Often enjoyed neat after a short rest. A limited 950-bottle release, highly rated by 88 reviewers.
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About the Saint James distillery
The Saint James distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Saint James have been reviewed 4,160 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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This is probably the best St. James in my mind and I do have a backup bottle on the shelf. The nose is very well balanced with spices, fruit and tobacco. In the back i can find oak and a bit of leather. The palate is complex and really intense. Dried fruit and lots of spices with roasted coffee and a hint of leather. There is a slight but good bitterness. The finish is extremely long, slightly bitter and pepper spicy with some raisins.
Color: mahogany Aroma: Sweet and heavy, raisins, prunes, mon cherie. Malaga ice Taste: Sweet in the mouth Oily on the swallow, prune discharge Spicy Tobacco, leather Finish: long, spicy, raisins Noble wood
Class Agricole from the house of Saint James 👏🏻🥃
The St. James I had in my glass were often typically woody, "green" agricoles. Just like this one. A very dry representative, with dark dried fruits. Leather, tobacco and wood. Fantastic!