Trois Frères Distillery Takamaka Pineapple Rum
The "Takamaka Pineapple Rum" was produced in Seychelles at the Trois Frères Distillery distillery. The rum has an ABV of 25%. 9 community members rated this rum with an average of 6.0/10. The rum smells like Pineapple, Citrus and Sugar, and on the palate there is Pineapple, Mild and Alcoholic.
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About the Trois Frères Distillery distillery
The Trois Frères Distillery distillery is located in Seychelles. Rums from Trois Frères Distillery have been reviewed 525 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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Tagesausflug Münster Juli 2025. Kneipe Bar Levin. Zum Abschluß hier den Ananas Takamaka. Einen Tacken zu süß. Ansonsten recht okay für einen Likör. Ananas ist natürlich deutlich herausschmeckbar, schmeckt aber leider auch leicht künstlich.
Really nice, easy to drink and good Finnish. Not to strong but good flavour.
frighteningly tangy for a small "liqueur "My wife likes :-)
A visit to the Takamaka distillery is worthwhile! During the pandemic, the distillery has built up a second mainstay alongside its high-quality pot still made from fresh sugar cane juice from the Seychelles in very small quantities with a triple column still that works with molasses from abroad (Mauritius). This enables continuous production in large quantities, serving the cocktail and beginner segment. Triple distillation produces a very neutral rum, which is then flavored with aromas (e.g. fruit essences, cinnamon, vanilla, sometimes also with coloring and sugar). This is also the case with this rum liqueur, which cannot really be considered rum. The new segment helps the distillery financially, but it does not produce a quality rum.