Nose: Delicately spicy and floral, well-balanced and subtle thanks to the blend of French and American oak barrels.

Mouth: Rich, spicy and pleasantly sweet, combining freshness and complexity.

Finish: long and subtle, a model of balance between full body and complex aromas.

Nose: Wray & Nephew white rum gives off intense aromas of sugarcane and tropical fruit.
Mouth: On the palate, there are notes of vanilla, banana and pepper, with a warm mouthfeel.
Finish: The finish is long and spicy, leaving a lingering imprint of sugarcane and exotic fruit.

Nose: Intense with sweet raisins, cigar tobacco, honey and vanilla.

Mouth: Roasted tropical fruit, candied nuts, sweet spices.

Finish: Long on spices.

Nose: Very distinctive with esters (fermented fruit, glue), notes of cola, myrtle and bergamot.

Mouth: Viscous, molasses, dark chocolate, coffee, raisins, light roasting notes.

Finish: Notes of herbs, black tea and gentian root. Dark and sweet at the same time, slightly vinous.

Nose: Molasses, followed by exotic fruit aromas and a pleasant roasted aroma.

Mouth: Very lively, spicy taste, candied fruit and sweet vanilla.

Finish: Long and deep, with subtle notes of licorice, coffee and chocolate.

Nose: Woody notes (mushroom, dry wood) intermingle with notes of torrefaction (toasted wood) associated with barrel burning.

Mouth: Tannins and wood dominate, with notes of burnt dry wood enveloping the entire palate. Notes of nutmeg and fruit under brandy. These notes continue on the palate for remarkable length.

Nose: Roasted coffee, red berries, flowers, honey and vanilla.

Mouth: Dried apricot, orange blossom, sandalwood, hazelnut and chili.

Finish: Sichuan pepper, caramel, pine sap and saffron.

Nose: Peach and milk chocolate, butterscotch, followed by lightly toasted Christmas spices.


Mouth: Milk chocolate with hints of almond and orange, very rich and creamy, with a tannic touch towards the end.


Finish: Gingerbread cookies with orange glaze