Rum L'Ambre 70cl - Longueteau
LongueteauRum 70 cl 45.0% vol Notes of vanilla, caramel, sweet spices
39,50 €−20%
Recommended price: 49,20 €
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Technical information
- Producer
- Longueteau
- Type
- Rum
- Format
- 70 cl
- Gradation
- 45.0%
- Aging
- Aged in oak barrels
- Aromatic profile
- Notes of vanilla, caramel, sweet spices
- Ingredients
- Molasses, water, yeast
- Type of cask
- Oak barrels
- Distillation method
- Distillation column
- Color
- Amber
- Consumption
- Neat, with ice or in cocktails
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Rum L'Ambre presents itself with a warm, amber color that previews a skillfully balanced aromatic profile. On the nose a weave of sweet, warm aromas emerges — vanilla, caramel and a hint of dried fruit — supported by a slightly spicy background that adds depth without weighing it down. The intensity is well measured: it invites tasting without being intrusive, leaving room for earthier notes and a pleasant sense of softness.
On the palate the sip is round and warm, with a linear structure that favors cleanliness and drinkability; the wood is noticeable but never dominant and the tannins are restrained. The persistence is pleasant, with returns of caramel and sweet spices accompanying a soft and slightly dry finish. Excellent both served neat for those who enjoy contemplative rum and as a base for classic cocktails; it pairs well with chocolate-based desserts or aged cheeses for an interesting contrast.
On the palate the sip is round and warm, with a linear structure that favors cleanliness and drinkability; the wood is noticeable but never dominant and the tannins are restrained. The persistence is pleasant, with returns of caramel and sweet spices accompanying a soft and slightly dry finish. Excellent both served neat for those who enjoy contemplative rum and as a base for classic cocktails; it pairs well with chocolate-based desserts or aged cheeses for an interesting contrast.