It is a blend of rums from different vintages and different production methods. We use distillates that have been produced in Pot Stills, which give it a rich body, and on the other hand, rums distilled in column stills, which have been chosen for their lighter body. In particular, Démérera Solera No. 14 is matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks, which are the source of its creamy smoothness. The spicy character of this rum is given by aging in fresh Pedro Ximenez and Oloroso sherry casks for 12 months. A small percentage of very old Enmore rum, distilled in the Coffey Still wooden still, is finally added to the blend, giving it complexity and powerful character.
Nose: Barbancourt 15 ans Volcanic Cane offers complex aromas of vanilla, spice and tropical fruit, with woody notes and a light touch of caramel. Feel: On the palate, this Haitian rum reveals itself to be rich and smooth, with flavors of candied fruit, cinnamon, tobacco and oak. Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by notes of pepper, nutmeg and dried fruit.
Nose: Deep, balsamic, with notes of camphor, rich in esters. Cane sugar and fermented, vinous notes.
Mouth: Identical to the nose, but with notes of resin, pine needles, black pepper. Sweet in the background, but the overall impression is dry and spicy.
Finish: Warm, peppery, lively. The spicy note typical of Jamaican rum lingers long on the tongue.
Nose: Fighting Spirit Chantal Comte reveals intense aromas of sugarcane, tropical fruit and exotic spices. Feel: On the palate, this rum reveals itself to be powerful and complex, with notes of vanilla, caramel and precious woods. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving sweet and spicy notes on the palate that invite further sips.