Alma Distilleria Mater Rum Sugarcane Rum (Batch 2) 2024
Most love the explosive floral, olive and citrus nose and good value. Critics find the palate thinner, a bit unbalanced and slightly petrol-like. Consensus: a characterful, quirky white rum.
Fans of characterful white cane-juice rums who enjoy floral, olive and citrus notes and don’t mind a slightly wild, briny edge at higher ABV.
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Aromatic, quirky Sicilian cane-juice blanc
If you’re into clairins or punchy agricoles and want something a bit different from Sicily, this rewards you with big aromatics, even if the palate is less intense than the nose.
Those new to rum, sensitive to 50%+ ABV, or seeking soft, sweet, molasses-based profiles without vegetal or petrol hints.
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About the Alma Distilleria distillery
The Alma Distilleria distillery is located in Italy. Rums from Alma Distilleria have been reviewed 36 times with an average of 7.6/10.
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A real little bomb of flowers, olives and aniseed that really makes an impact! A unique rum. Notes from the blog : Opening the bottle: the scent of sugar cane and olive invades the living room within seconds. It smells good, it's very aromatic, in the kind of way that saturates the nose a little quickly, so we take it easy. A few metallic notes perhaps, and hints of... daffodils? I'm not sure about that. Warning: the bottle is very sexy, but the first glass is not easy to serve cleanly, so be careful! On the nose: it's clearly a pure juice, well typed, racy, the olive and brine are present, as are the big lemon/orange notes, and a saline side (which will become more pronounced on the palate). This blend is not to be sneezed at, so I wonder what the violet cane does on its own! I really like it, it seems to be halfway between Clairin and Agricole. In the mouth: the orange (a little salty, like in a duck à l'orange) is still there, perhaps the blackcurrant too. There's also a pronounced vegetal side, tending a little towards licorice perhaps, or aniseed - I'm still struggling to tell the difference between the two. The texture is oily, but not too greasy, pleasant. The 52.5% is there, without forcing it (it's a little more present on the nose, perhaps). Finish: long, alternating between vegetal and citrus notes.
Auto-translatedPure tasting: The purple sugar cane displaces the yellow here altogether. Pear, brine, fennel and aniseed... Primarily herbal and the fruitiness is somewhat lost. A slightly disturbing petrol note here too. Alcohol but well integrated. Ti Punch: also delicious but somewhat less balanced in my opinion than the single sugar cane varieties. Could be the form of the day but today I like the Lilane Canne Violette the best and the blend the least!
Auto-translatedUn nez fougueux et expressif, de toute beauté! Mais la bouche est plus lisse, en manque de gras et d’accroche, pas du tout au niveau d’un nez vraiment magnifique.