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Rhum Influences No. 3 by Famille Ricci is a 5-year-old, 46% ABV rum distilled from molasses using a John Dore pot still, sourced from multiple countries. This rum offers a nose filled with caramel, vanilla, brown sugar, roasted almonds, and dark chocolate, delivering a smooth, sweet palate with notes of vanilla, caramelized sugar, floral and herbal tones. Users describe it as a well-crafted blend with a soft, inviting aroma and a layered taste profile, though some note a short finish and mild character. The blend of regions and complexity at an affordable price point makes it appealing to both novice and seasoned rum enthusiasts.
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OK release especially when looking at the price tag. I like the caramel note in the profile. The light coffee note on the palate is also a nice touch.
J'ai aimé, mais il reste un peu court en fin de bouche. En resume, mes notes de degutation : Au nez : Amandes grillées, Camphre, Mentholé En bouche : Fève tonka, Vanillé, Caramel, miel La finale plutot orientee vers : Réglisse, Menthol, Caramel
Nez très gourmand avec le melange de chocolat, coco caramel En bouche, c'est très doux avec une belle fraîcheur mentholée. La finale est assez courte. Encore un bon rhum de la famille Ricci, un petit manque de caractère à la dégustation pour aller plus haut.
Même soucis que l'on rencontre sur l'ensemble de la gamme Ricci : la multiplication des fûts utilisés pour les affinages ne permet pas de faire ressortir les caractéristiques de chacun