How does this rum taste?
- Unique whiskey-like flavor
- Good for Manhattans
- Fruity and woody notes
The "Finish Whisky Fûts Single Malt" rum from Martinique's Trois Rivières distillery is crafted from sugar cane juice using a column still and aged for three years. This 40% ABV rum is notable for its whiskey-like aroma and flavor, enhanced by woody and smoky undertones. While some users appreciate its unique marriage of rum and whiskey notes, others find it unbalanced or excessively whiskey-driven. It's particularly favored for cocktails like Manhattans, yet its simple, straightforward palate may lack complexity. Overall, this rum provides a distinctive drinking experience, blending fruitiness with woodiness and mild smoke, appealing to fans of both rum and whiskey.
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About the Trois Rivières distillery
The Trois Rivières distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Trois Rivières have been reviewed 1,664 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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"Un nez ou le whisky est en guerre contre le rhum et le résultat ne me plaît pas beaucoup. Comme un cave avec des pommes qui vieillissent en bouche. Une bouche très douce, diluée. Pas désagréable mais on est en droit d’en attendre plus, non ?"
"Excellent produit pour un cocktail Manhattan"
"Far from the best Trois R. I've had. Unbalanced. Cask and spirit don't marry well."
"Très marqué whisky."