DuRhum Rum Reviews

    Before publishing a cross-note of tastings of truly vintage Trois Rivières rums (from 1953 to 2006), let's take a moment to consider the Princ...

  One vintage can hide another... here is a special selection, a 14-year-old rum bottled for Belgium, and not to be confused with the brand's 'off...

    Saint-James vintage L'Essentiel / 43° The latest from the Saint-James distillery, this carafe offers a blend of different vintages: 1998, 2000...

  A flashback with this new tasting offered to us by Hubert Corman (after his column on Madinina 1895 rum ). The discovery of these bottles of Mart...

    After the legendary 1885 from Saint-James, it is high time to make up for lost time because Sainte-Marie rums deserve more than one detour, wh...

  47,450 days… Here is the number of days that separate us from the birth of this rum. 1885, a year that seems so far away that one might wonder i...

  After a 15 and an 18 year old (batch 1 and 2) and the famous 21 year old , Neisson adds a new (and last?) string to its bow with a 12 year old r...

  21 years, an eternity for a rum, and a rather unique case as it is rare to see a rum age so much. Provided that it respects the term, and provid...

  "Tatanka" is a craft company that produces hand-painted works on various media (rum bottles, cane sugar jars, miniatures, etc.) in a naive art s...

    A few months ago, Neisson released the world's first organic and AOC rum in a reduced and brut de colonne version (we'll come back to that). A...

    If some very old vintages have marked history and the palates of the luckiest, forever, Neisson is gradually writing the lines of a new page a...

  The last WhiskyLive had the wonderful idea of ​​highlighting a new rum from Neisson: the single cask 2004. This time aged 11 years, it is living...