Clement Cuvee Homere 6-Year

I certainly didn't hate this, but I did expect a bit more out of it. Easily the most impressive thing about this rhum is the packaging, which I assume is what gives it its price. The screw cap is a solid chunk of metal!

It unfortunately lacks character throughout. There isn't much nose to this. The pallet is dry, spicy, with a hint of dry apricot. It's missing a rich, lingering finish. The color is nice.

It was pretty to look at, but I won't be buying this again.

Quiet possibly my palate is not ready for this RUM... I was totally disappointment in the taste. I did not leave a pleasant aftertaste.

It’s an aged Rhum Agricole not very sweet, in fact fairly dry, strong aftertaste. From Martinique, great looking bottle, very elegant. Feel it throughout your mouth and nose as you drink it. Pleasant aroma and could be good sipping rum for some, but only average for my taste and overpriced in my opinion.

Nose is floral funk (freshly cut grass), watered down agricole with kind of weird finish that tries to be jamaicany but can’t reach there. It’s like estherless but wants to have it like a jordan that dribbles good but misses the dunk

One of the better Clements, but still pretty good.

It is not my cup of tea. I am probably not a fan of agricole rum.

I bought this bottle on the advice of a salesperson in a highend liquor store. I have had several drinks from this bottle.

This is very straightforward rum that resembles an unaged light rum. The nose is heavy on alcohol and tastes like lighter fluid. I know this rum uses a different fermentation process. It just does not appeal to whatsoever.

The Rhum Agricole is not for me.
The fact that it is made from sugar cane instead of molasses
means that it has a totally different taste from traditional rum.
undrinkable