Saint James Cuvée 1765
Woody, leathery, and spicy—distinctive Martinique agricole character.
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Wood, leather, and tobacco lead the aromatic profile of Saint James Cuvée 1765, with a palate marked by oak, cinnamon, and classic sugarcane notes. While its 42% ABV impresses with intensity uncommon for its age, most RumX tasters find this agricole approachable, complex, and particularly suitable for spirit-forward cocktails. Worth a sip for fans of dry, woody rums seeking a robust agricole experience.
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About the Saint James distillery
The Saint James distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Saint James have been reviewed 4,043 times with an average of 8.1/10.
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I haven't had a Saint James in my glass for a while, but I didn't remember it being as extreme as this one. Quite intense despite only 42°, which is impressive, but a lot of leather, tobacco and wood. I can't do much with that.
Really disappointed. Poorly integrated alcohol. Hay and wood dominate.
Surprising for Saint James, clearly more complex. Good ageing.
Very average. For pancakes or ti-punsch