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Posted
over 4 years ago
In a fruit-based cocktail, this beautiful rum provides a good punch a persistent background taste. With a nice grassy aroma and an aftertaste of beeswax and overripe bananas is just what you need in a mixing agricole.
Posted
over 4 years ago
This is good, for a white rum. It actually does have those esters and flavours in there, which is a nice point!
Posted
5 years ago
Rhum blanc agricole. Pas trop mon genre. Acre et fort.
Posted
over 5 years ago
I have only seen Martinican cooking or baking with it!
Posted
over 5 years ago
50% ABV. Somewhat delicate nose. A little funky/plasticy, a little briny. Hint of fruit; pineapple?
7+
Posted
over 5 years ago
Rhum floral et fruité.la version 40* pour coktail est bien.mais la version 355 est de loin la meilleure.proche du canne bleue de Clément mais meilleur.c mon meilleur blanc.le 40* note 7.1 le 355 note 8.4.
Posted
almost 6 years ago
Tried at Rumba in Seattle. Strange aroma but I guess I’m used to non Agricole rum. Fairly clean note. Not for sipping.
Posted
6 years ago
Trois Rivieres is one of favorite agricole producers. The rhums have a fresh grassy flavor at full 50% abv. Ideal for a 'ti-punch.
Posted
over 6 years ago
Colour- white
Flavour- fruity
Uses- mixer
A proper agricole not refind not smooth tastes like someone made it in the kitchen makes the perfect rum punch but i wouldnt drink neat
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It was my first bottle of rhum agricole. At that time I liked it so much: nice bottle design, "right" proof and so on. I made Ti Punch ot course and was happy. Until I've taste another rhum. Now the Trois Rivieres Blanc turned not so good. It is grassy but little bit sweet and it wasnt good ((