Volume: 0.5 liters | Alcohol content: 66% | Not chill-filtered | Without coloring
A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute
Special features: This powerful rum is presented with a high drinking strength of 66% vol. and completely forgoes chill filtration as well as colorants. The bottling comes from the renowned Habitation du Simon, a distillery with deep-rooted tradition in French rum craftsmanship. The unadulterated, natural raw version is suitable for both connoisseurs and distillation enthusiasts who appreciate a particularly pure taste.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh sugarcane notes, accompanied by grassy and slightly spicy aromas.
Palate: Intense and powerful with pronounced raw sugarcane and wood tones.
Finish: Long-lasting, dry with a piquant spiciness and mineral notes.
Distillery/Bottler: Habitation du Simon is one of the oldest and most respected distilleries in the French overseas territory of Martinique. The traditional distillery places great importance on the production of authentic Rhum Agricole varieties, which impress through artisanal methods and strict quality controls. The original bottling allows for an unadulterated insight into the rich rum culture of the region.
What is the alcohol content of A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute?
The alcohol content is 66% vol. This bottling is presented at a high drinking strength and belongs to the unprocessed raw version.
What is the volume of A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute?
The volume is 0.5 liters. The product details also state that the bottling is not cold-filtered.
Who is the manufacturer or bottler of A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute?
The manufacturer is Habitation du Simon and the bottling is done as an original bottling. The distillery is one of the oldest in the French overseas territory of Martinique.
From which region does A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute come?
The rum comes from France (Martinique). Habitation du Simon maintains traditional production methods in the Rhum-Agricole sector.
Is A1710 Rhum La Perle Brute colored or cold-filtered and what sensory characteristics are described?
The bottling is neither colored nor cold-filtered. The tasting notes describe fresh sugarcane aromas on the nose, intense raw sugarcane and wood notes on the palate, and a long-lasting, dry finish with a spicy, mineral character.