How does this rum taste?
- Intensely fruity and aromatic
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Complex and rich flavor profile
The Collection Métissage Madras rum, crafted at the Savanna distillery in Reunion, is a rare release with only 678 bottles available. Distilled from molasses and matured for 12 years, this rum presents a complex bouquet of strawberry, olive, pineapple, and grapes aromas. Its cask strength at 60.3% ABV ensures a bold flavor profile, featuring prominent notes of pineapple, wood, and olive, complemented by undertones of strawberry and sour cherry. Tasting reviews highlight its intense fruitiness, balanced alcohol integration, and impressive aroma complexity, making it a sought-after option for rum enthusiasts interested in experiencing the classic Grand Arôme style. Ideal for collectors and those appreciating bold, aromatic aged rums, this unique release reflects Savanna's esteemed craftsmanship.
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About the Savanna distillery
The Savanna distillery is located in Reunion. Rums from Savanna have been reviewed 5,853 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Horny Savanna Chai Humide! Creamy, buttery, intense violet, overripe strawberry."
"once again a great bottling from Savanna, Grand Arome with such vol.% rarely disappoint"
"Sehr guter Grand Arôme!"
"Beautiful representative of the Grand Arôme world of Savanna with a classic profile, which, however, in direct comparison with the very large Grand Arôme bottlings of the distillery can not quite keep up. Instead, there are even more rough edges here, but they are a little to the detriment of the balance of the individual flavors."