Richer and fruitier than most previous versions from Barbados, this is a very succulent after-dinner rum that could be accompanied by a good cigar. Light to medium-bodied, it gives a mellow mouthfeel and intense aromatic impact, without being excessively sweet.
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.
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.