Velier Chelo Clairin Sajous
Vibrant, floral, and fruity with fresh sugarcane brightness.
On the nose: lush sugarcane, floral brightness, vegetal, and tangy lime mingle with olive. The palate shows fresh fruit, mango and pear, balanced by herbal notes—a clear community favorite for those seeking a complex, flavorful unaged rum.
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How does this rum taste?
Floral and fruity notes lead the way in Clairin Sajous, backed by vibrant sugarcane, fresh vegetal tones, and a hint of lime and olive. Community reviewers love its balance of freshness and complexity, especially the mango, pear, and agrumey accents, though some note a bold, slightly 'gluey' opening. Worth exploring for fans of distinctive, lively Haitian rums—especially in a Ti' Punch or Daiquiri.
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About the Chelo distillery
The Chelo distillery is located in Haiti. Rums from Chelo have been reviewed 1,113 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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Casimir 2016: Complex from the nose to the finish with herbal and fruity estery notes. A fruity dirtiness emerges on the finish, which is quite long for an unaged rum and becomes increasingly mineral. Sajous: The 6% abv is characterized by more volume on the palate. The rum is somewhat more demanding and less complex, also with vegetal notes and even more light and yellow fruits. The finish is somewhat spicy with a hint of lemon cake. White Clairins are great rums! It would be a dream if all varieties were available in 20 cl bottles.
for me the best sajous and the best clairin still! mango Madness, with light umami note, some white chocolate, pepper and fresh lime and discreetly smoky. incredibly Sweetffig and mega in the daiquiri.
First white rum from Haiti tested on a split. I was very surprised, being used to white rums from the French West Indies. It is very vegetal, mineral and on citrus fruits. Some notes of mangoes and a smoked finish. Nice discovery, to be tested in ti punch.
Looking at the price tag you get a lot for your money with this release. A very fresh and floral nose with lots of fruit and and sweet pastries. Draws really nice curtains in the glass and the empty glass is really nice. Even the day after there are still some notes left in the glass.