Habitation du Simon A1710 Tricentenaire 2016 43,9%
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Details about this rum
Country
Distillery
Brand
A1710
RumX ID
RX538
ABV
43,9%
Category
Rhum Agricole AOC
Vintage
2016
Bottled
2022
Made from
Sugar cane juice
Distillation
Column Still
No. of bottles
700
Bottle volume
70cl
Price range
<250€
Type of spirit
Rum
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Ø Market value
196€
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1
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About the Habitation du Simon distillery
The Habitation du Simon distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Habitation du Simon have been reviewed 774 times with an average of 8.1/10.
To Habitation du Simon
Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Oct 3, 2021
"Nice tasting yesterday of rums I rarely meet in tastings. This one is lovely and fruity with spices and roasted wood to it. There is a light floral note that I like a lot. Price to quality is OK. "
Jakob
May 10, 2021
"In der Nase verschlossener als der Soleil De Minuit und der Nuée Ardente. Geschmacklich etwas schärfer als die beiden trotz des geringen Alkoholgehalts."
BnBrt
Mar 10, 2024
"Un bon rhum mais qui manque un peu de complexité par rapport à mes attentes (élevées :)) compte tenu de cette distillerie Nez très discret, un peu gourmand. Attaque assez franche, des notes d'oranges, un peu d'amertume du zeste. Une rondeur de la vanille et un oeuf e bois du fût. Finale un peu courte"
Mc Pirate
Feb 12, 2023
"Appreciating the house's white rums enormously, I thought I'd discovered a "pearl" when I spent €250 on an aged rum! What a disappointment, it's not particularly flawed, but at this price, or even two or three times less, there's better (Depaz 2002 at €70)."