Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40.2% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Takamaka Rum Blanc
Special features: Takamaka Rum Blanc comes from the Trois Frères distillery in the Seychelles, which has been producing high-quality rums since 2002, located close to the beach on the island of Mahé. The combination of fresh sugarcane juice and molasses is distilled in pot and column stills before the rum is bottled in transparent, pure form. The proximity to nature and innovative production methods are reflected in the lively freshness of this rum.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh and lively with notes of tropical fruits like pineapple and lime, accompanied by delicate sugarcane aromas.
Palate: Clear and smooth with a pleasant sweetness, interwoven with citrus flavors, fresh grass, and a hint of vanilla.
Finish: Light and lingering, with a fine, spicy freshness that highlights the tropical origin profile.
Distillery/Bottler: The Trois Frères distillery was founded in 2002 by brothers Richard and Bernard d’Offay on the main island of Mahé. Takamaka Rum is the first premium rum from the Seychelles and utilizes the unique local sugarcane as well as the clear mountain spring water of the islands. The distillery emphasizes sustainability and traditional craftsmanship, combined with modern distillation techniques to produce characterful rums with authentic character.
What is the alcohol content of Takamaka Rum Blanc?
The alcohol content is 40.2%. The rum is also not chill-filtered and contains no coloring agents.
What is the volume of Takamaka Rum Blanc per unit?
The volume is 0.7 liters. As a packaging detail, only the volume is noted, while the rum is clear and not aged.
Is Takamaka Rum Blanc aged or in what type of cask was it stored?
Takamaka Rum Blanc is not aged and is bottled clear. The production combines fresh sugarcane juice and molasses and uses pot and column stills.
Where does Takamaka Rum Blanc come from and who is the manufacturer?
Takamaka Rum Blanc comes from the Seychelles and the manufacturer is the Trois Frères Distillery. The distillery was founded in 2002 by Richard and Bernard d’Offay on the island of Mahé.
What tasting notes are provided for Takamaka Rum Blanc?
The nose shows pineapple and lime, the palate is clear with citrus notes, fresh grass, and a hint of vanilla. The finish is described as light and lingering with a fine, spicy freshness.