Damoiseau XO

"Hier ist der erste Eindruck eher Durchschnitt. Wir haben hier in Nase und am Gaumen ganz viel Holz, außerdem kann man etwas Vanille und Karamell erkennen. Ein sehr röstiger Rum, solide aber nichts besonderes."

"#4209 This is a very mild release and I'd have loved a higher ABV. Fruity and fresh with a lightly dry palate. There is a nice floral touch to the profile. The empty glass has some mint and light smoke. Price to quality is pretty good."

"Relaxed, balanced agricole. The typical green tones are quite gentle. Highly recommended for beginners who want to try Agricole"

"1. Impression: hay and grassy notes, then some wood and a bit later fruit. The fruit and other aromas are quite shy, while the alcohol arrives a bit strong. 2. Tasting: same as before, a bit more Caramel to the nose and the palate. All in all quite enjoyable."

"It's really weak for an XO, At the moment, I can't appreciate Le moindre Damoiseau..."

"A nice rum but not cheap enough to be interesting as a daily dram"

"not sweet, rather floral and woody. Not mainstream."

"Long finish with toasty vanilla flavors. Some chocolate on the nose, vanilla again on the palate, dried fruit. The smell, however, promises more than it gives in taste. Since I like the aged Agricole from Martinique better."

"This is a smooth agricole which has delightful cognac notes that comes from the casks its place within . Dried fruit and burnt charcoal , that lovely oak taste on it ."

"A very agricultural nose, as we like it: buttery cane, vegetal, banana and citrus. Consistent on the palate, sweet as can be with a hint of caramel on top. A very pleasant xo."

"It needs to get some air and time before drinking so it can open up. Even though the taste is still not very deep. The taste is pleasent and round. It reminds me of a meadow and grassy taste. A few spices at the end. For me it does to little especially considering the price. I'm probably not the target audience."

"A pleasant rum with woody notes, despite a high alcohol content. Spicy finish (pepper, nutmeg), unfortunately very short."