Mana’o Tahiti Ambré
The "Tahiti Ambré" was produced in French Polynesia at the Mana’o distillery. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Column Still and then aged for 1 years. The rum has an ABV of 43%. 19 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.1/10. The rum smells like Citrus, Fruits and Medicinal, and on the palate there is Fruits, Pear and Floral.
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The Mana’o distillery is located in French Polynesia. Rums from Mana’o have been reviewed 92 times with an average of 7.5/10.
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"Petite dégustation chez l’ami Émile et sa belle boutique dans le centre de Lille. J’ai pu y déguster ce jus. Retour rapide : un à clairement du bois et des fruits, secs je pense. Peut être un peu d’orange et une fin (trop) courte mais légèrement relevée comme un petit gingembre. Sympa."
"This Rum from Polynesia is all about citrus fruits. The nose starts with a strong alcoholic mark like mescal accompanied by the smell of lime and some slight notes of bergamot. The taste stays citric and alcoholic with the bergamot now more in the foreground and the lime more in the back. The finish comes with some surprising notes of pear and is still citric, but now a little bit more like grapefruit and still the lime. It stays a little bit longer in the upper part of the mouth, but not too long. Nice rum, especially because it is very different from the Caribbean ones."
"Goût atypique avec le cognac "
"Popcorn. Grass. Vanilla"