Père Labat L'Or 45°

Weight ND
Capacity

70 Cl

Degree

45

Age

+

Packaging

Without

Profile

Animal - Sweet spices - Fruit - Plants

Category

Rhum - Rhum pur jus de canne

42,90  Bottle

In stock

5,96  5 cl sample

In stock

Père Labat L'Or 45°: Description and customer reviews

Père Labat L'Or is an agricultural rum raised in the tropical climate of the island of Marie-Galante. Made from pure sugarcane juice distilled in a Creole column, it is a fine example of the savoir-faire of Marie-Galante. This rum has spent 3 years in oak casks, which does not in itself constitute aging, but has enabled it to enjoy a long rest while adorning itself with an attractive golden color.

Nico's tasting notes

The nose opens with a cane in full metamorphosis, which we catch turning into a marshmallow. Soft, almost milky strawberry aromas, with a slight acidity and a hint of tartness.

Aeration brings us surprising aromas of tanned cooking, while the cane continues to melt, now taking on the air of sweet almond nougat.

On the palate, the natural cane takes the lead, returning to its vegetal, herbaceous and slightly spicy flavors. It begins to melt again on contact with the taste buds, and takes on the colors of sweet, crushed red fruits. This fruit salad is sprinkled with spices such as tonka bean, for a gourmet, festive blend.

The finish is light, with a touch of cane sugar and butterscotch.

"A unique profile that presents the cane in a very softly fruity light..."

1 visitor opinion(s)

  1. Stéphane Ti'verre

    On the nose 👃🏻: from the outset, it's an olfactory delight, a delicacy. Fresh cane takes center stage, with a soft, sweet and slightly peppery aroma. It has a real sunny side, with notes of vanilla, marzipan, nougat and dried fruit. Walnut appears much later, as the glass is aired.

    In the mouth 👅: I've got a good cane juice that's fairly smooth and rather sweet again for a 45%. It's initially sweet, vanilla and a little peppery on the first sip, not too intense at first. There's also a touch of almond nougat. Then it gradually shifts to a coffee note with our black pepper, which becomes more pronounced as the tasting progresses.

    The finish is delicate, holding quite well on the palate. The peppery, slightly vanilla cane lingers with a few notes of toasted almonds. The woodiness is totally melted 👌

    As I'm already a big fan of Père Labat Réserve Familiale (= Père Labat Cuvée Spéciale) wood-aged rum, here too I find a product of fine quality despite its young age. The cane juice is even more natural, less complex but already subtle and gourmand 🥰

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