Old Brothers Bielle MGB
The "MGB" was produced in Marie Galante at the Bielle distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Old Brothers. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Savalle Still and then aged for 4 years. The rum has an ABV of 47,1%. 14 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.9/10. The rum smells like Sugarcane, Young wood and Agricole, and on the palate there is Citrus, Agricole and Fruity.
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About the Bielle distillery
The Bielle distillery is located in Marie Galante. Rums from Bielle have been reviewed 3,592 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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Une rhum très typé Guadeloupe. Le nez révèle d'abord la canne et un bois jeune très ciselé. Les agrumes arrivent en suite. On sent d'emblée les épices. En bouche, c'est très agréable. Puissant mais rond. Épicé et légèrement boisé. Vanillé et caramélisé. Un rhum assez facile à boire qui évolue et n'est pas monotone. Finale végétale et épicée, trop courte malheureusement. J'ai beaucoup aimé.
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After having tasted and acclaimed the Old Brothers LPCH, let us pass to the MGB for the initials of Marie Galante Bielle, rum of 4 years, has 47%, bottled in 476 copies of 50cl. We have a rather acid nose with points of dried fruits. We know clearly that we are in the agricultural, but in the blind I would have been unable to identify Bielle which generally to its typical marker: the licorice see the anise. In mouth it is sweet but fortunately it is long. We have bitterness but especially spices. I am rather critical on this Bielle because compared to the 8 years old of Rasta Morris it is below.