Cañada Alambique Serrano "Cartier 30"
This is a bold, saline-driven rum with layers of floral and olive notes, kept in check by well-integrated alcohol. One to try if you enjoy funky, grassy spirits with a mineral edge.
Plenty of floral, saline and funky olive goodness.
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How does this rum taste?
- floral with much olive and brine
- balanced and executed all over
- alcohol super eingebunden für unaged
Alambique Serrano "Cartier 30" lands hard with floral, briny and distinctly olive-forward aromas, weaving in earthy and lactic touches—one taster noted "volle Kanne Floral" (@SaibotZtar), while another reported "une impression de fraîcheur malgré le degré" (@Madi Dromamad). The high ABV sits surprisingly well for most, with a mouth-coating texture and lively salinity. Users draw comparisons to Clairin and agricole rums, but consensus says the minerality, vegetal funk, and savory olive notes set this Mexican spirit apart. Some find an aggressive edge to the alcohol; others are drawn to its unique, mouthwatering finish. Not exactly gentle, but hard to forget.
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About the Cañada distillery
The Cañada distillery is located in Mexico. Rums from Cañada have been reviewed 38 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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"Full can of floral ... Lots of floral notes, citrus fruits, pepper, olive, something salty. On the palate floral, salty biting. Citrus fruits green olives Alcohol slightly biting in the mouth."
"My second rum from Alabique Serrano and the distillery clearly had carved out their own style despite great differences between the two I’ve tried. I went in thinking this would be like Rivers Antoine and in some ways it is, but I would not say they’re similar. The funk here is much less wild and is grassier and earthier, with a shorter finish. There are some meaty umami notes but the prevailing flavors are more vegetal than Rivers or a Clairin."
"What an impressive rum, packed full of minerality, fruits, and a touch of vinegar. It drinks well under its proof and the finish lasts an impressive amount of time. This is one of the top unaged rums I’ve had when it comes to flavor and drinkability. Just well balanced and executed all over."
"Very fresh, it's almost hard to believe it's so high in alcohol."