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Clément Canne Bleue 2020 is a distinctive Agricole rhum from Martinique's Distillerie du Simon. Distilled from fresh sugarcane juice in a Creole Column at 50% ABV, it presents a rich aroma profile dominated by sugarcane, floral, and citrus notes. The taste is characterized by strong sugarcane and floral flavors, with fresh, vegetal undertones and a touch of bitterness. This rum divides opinions; some enjoy its bold earthiness and lingering spicy finish, while others find it too bitter. Ideal for mixing, it's a testament to canne bleue's versatility, offering an authentic representation of its varietal qualities. Considered well-suited for crafting quality ti' punches, this rum maintains a traditional charm appreciated by many rum enthusiasts.
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This one had a light nuttyness on the finish, not bad actually.
The nose is very floral and has a typical Agricole smell with some lime also present. Earthy notes come out with further nosing. The palate is very bitter. Almost like a campari or similar. Extremely big floral notes. A subtle sweetness shines through after a while but there's also an earthyness that keeps things from becoming sickly. The finish is quite long and spicy with notes of tobacco. Honestly, it's not for me. It's just too bitter and earthy. Though, I could see others liking it.
The nose is soft with citrus, corn, lychee, vegetable and roasted peanuts. The palate is heady, still hints of lychee, corn, roasted nuts, citrus, sugarcane, loam and other peppery, earthy and savory notes on the finish that is quite persistent. In the empty glass esters and cheese. Excellent representation of the canne bleue
Slightly anonymous but good quality