Nose: Tender oak, old leather and dried apricots.

Mouth: Warm spices, Christmas cake, orange zest.

Finish: Dried fruit, old oak and a touch of sherry.

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: Vanilla, dried fruits such as grapes and prunes add gourmandise.


Mouth: Gourmand, elegant with notes of prunes that take the lead.


Finish: Long, rich and complex. With dried fruit.

Nose: Licorice, orange zest, coconut, papaya, eucalyptus and a touch of mint, a hint of sweet-and-sour balsamic reduction, black tea and Christmas spices.

Taste: Oily notes of eucalyptus, mint, yellow citrus notes, bitterness of licorice and balsamic vinegar.

Finish: Long with notes of mocha and orange dark chocolate.

Nose: Very spicy with notes of cinnamon, spices (curry and black pepper).

Mouth: Fresh attack, without brutality, pepper dominates but disappears in favor of fruity notes.

Finish: Long and spicy, with notes of ginger.

Nose: Engenho de Vertente reveals sweet, floral aromas, with notes of freshly pressed sugar cane.
Mouth: On the palate, this rum reveals delicate flavors of tropical fruit and honey, harmoniously balanced.
Finish: The finish is smooth and persistent, leaving a warm sensation on the palate.

Nose: Sweet aromas of vanilla and caramel mingle with woody and spicy notes.

Mouth: On the palate, this rum reveals flavors of tropical fruit, coconut and cinnamon, with a velvety texture.

Finish: The finish is long and smooth, leaving notes of honey and dried fruit on the palate.

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.