Rhum J.M/Rhum JM Agricole Blanc White Rum 1 L
Rhum JM Agricole Blanc White Rum 1 L
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About this bottle
Rhum J.M Agricole Blanc is a white rum from Martinique, distilled from fresh sugarcane juice under the island's AOC Martinique designation rather than aged in oak — as a blanc (white) rhum agricole, it's rested briefly in stainless steel or neutral vessels rather than barrels, which is what keeps it clear and grassy instead of gold and oaky. Some listings describing oak aging for this bottle don't match the blanc style. Expect a vegetal, grassy sugarcane character with citrus and a touch of pepper, more vibrant and less sweet than a molasses-based white rum. It's the backbone of a proper Martinique-style ti' punch.
How to drink Rhum J.M Blanc
Make a ti' punch: rhum, a splash of cane syrup, and a twist of lime, stirred and served over minimal ice — that's how it's drunk on Martinique. It also stands up well in a daiquiri if you want something more familiar.
Tasting notes
Nosegrassy, citrus
Palatevegetal, cane, pepper
Finishclean, bright
Specs
RumMartinique
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Rhum J.M Agricole Blanc?
Serve it chilled, over ice or in a highball. Once opened, it keeps its character for a year or more stored upright away from light and heat.
What cocktails work well with Rhum J.M Agricole Blanc?
It's the classic base for a Ti' Punch — rhum agricole, lime, and cane syrup — and also works well in a Daiquiri.
What makes this a rhum agricole rather than a standard white rum?
It's distilled from fresh sugarcane juice rather than molasses under Martinique's AOC designation, and rested briefly in stainless steel rather than oak, which keeps it clear and gives it a grassier, more vegetal profile than a molasses-based white rum.
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