How does this rum taste?
- Fruity aroma and taste
- Smooth finish
- Well balanced
The Rivière du Mât Opus 5 is a Rum from Reunion, produced at the Rivière du Mât distillery. Made from sugar cane juice using a column still, it has an ABV of 43%. This rum features a woody and fruity aroma with hints of hay and tropical fruits. On the palate, it delivers woody, fruity, and sugarcane notes, complemented by cinnamon and spice. Despite its robust character, users often perceive it as slightly light, with a smooth but fleeting finish. Some appreciate its rounded taste and enjoy it as a mellow sipper, while others find it lacks complexity compared to other agricoles.
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"Have had this bottle for quite a while and now was a perfect day to taste it on a sunny afternoon out in the Stockholm archipelago. Rivière du mât Opus 5 is a blend of five different agricultural rums aged for a minimum of 6 years with an average age of 8 years. This is the first time I taste an Agricole from Rivière du Mat. Only tasted molasses rum from them earlier. Overall it’s better than OK, but can’t match Savanna Agricole’s which is still the best Agricole’s from La Reunion in my opinion. On the nose it’s fruity, woody, spicy and floral with aromas of tropical fruits, hay and grass. On the palate it’s fruity and spicy with flavors of vanilla, cinnamon, sugar cane and pepper. The medium long finish is round with flavors of coffee, caramel and cocoa."
"I was a bit disappointed with this release. I know it's not a top shelf rum, but did expect more. Fresh and fruity but slides of the palate very fast."
"Very round Agricole, just a little too thin"
"À bit sweet and mellow, but quite enjoyable"