Saint James Rhum Ambré 47
The "Rhum Ambré 47" was produced in Martinique at the Saint James distillery. It was distilled in 1970 from Sugar cane juice with a Creole Column and then aged for 5 years. The rum has an ABV of 47%. 7 community members rated this rum with an average of 8.4/10. The rum smells like Passion fruit, Sugarcane and Prunes, and on the palate there is Cherry, Dark chocolate and Sour cherry.
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La distillerie Saint James est située à Martinique. Les rhums de Saint James ont été examinés 3 950 fois avec une moyenne de 8.1/10.
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"Un rhum d'antan ! pour sa richesse d'arômes et de saveurs et très proche des barbancourts des années 50/60 ! Chapeau pour ce Saint James !"
"08.06.1985 Dorothea Pub, Kolding a place that went out of business in 2005. A place that changed a lot over the years. Notes. Medium dark colour. Nose: Very fruity, citrus, wood, vanilla. Palate: round, fresh, wood, fruity, cherry, citrus. Finish: medium long, fruity, herbs, light wood."
"Unbelievable just how unrecognizable this nose from the 70’s is to any other contemporary SJ I’ve tried. Like acetone-laced vanilla caramel popcorn. Fascinating. Carries over to the palate but what seems acetone on nose develops into papaya, lime, and tropical fruit on palate. I was not expecting this but it’s an amazing expression. So much pop and sizzle in it despite relatively low ABV. One of the most interesting tastings in some time. Incredible how much the flavor profile of a distillery can so radically transform over the decades."
"Al naso legnoso con frutti rossi intensi, crostata alla ciliegia, una dolcezza di canna da sfondo con note di liquirizia, caffè, cacao. Sul finale si sente pure del tabacco. Davvero buono. In bocca si viene avvolti dai frutti rossi(prugne,susine,ciliegie) un po' acerbi, media legnosità, un po' di tabacco e nel finale medio si scorge anche un po' di liquirizia e qualche spezia. Nel bicchiere vuoto un magnifico profumo di legno. Ha il profilo tipico Saint James, con qualche grado in più sarebbe stato più espressivo."