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Rhum Barbancourt Cinq Etoiles 8 Years Old, 43°, 70cl

€48.00

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Rhum Barbancourt Cinq Étoiles 8 Years Old is an exceptional Haitian agricole rum, aged 8 years in oak casks. This 43% spirit reveals the full authenticity of Haiti's terroir and Barbancourt distillery's ancestral craftsmanship. Agricole rum, Haiti, 8 years old.
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Description

Presentation

Rhum Barbancourt Cinq Étoiles 8 Years Old represents the pinnacle of Haitian rum production. Crafted using traditional methods passed down since 1862, this 8-year-old agricole rum embodies the prestige of Maison Barbancourt, an unmissable reference amongst Caribbean rums.

Category & Origin

This agricole rum hails from Haiti, where the Barbancourt distillery perpetuates a unique production tradition in the Caribbean. Located in the Cul-de-Sac plain, the estate benefits from exceptional terroir ideally suited to sugar cane cultivation. Cinq Étoiles represents the house's premium range.

Raw Materials & Production

Crafted from pure fresh sugar cane juice following the agricole rum method, Barbancourt Cinq Étoiles is double-distilled in Charentais-style pot stills. The rum is then aged for 8 years in oak casks, developing its aromatic complexity and characteristic amber hue.

Tasting Notes

On the nose, this rum unveils elegant aromas of dried fruits, vanilla and sweet spices, with subtle woody notes. On the palate, it offers a round, velvety texture, revealing flavours of caramel, cocoa, ripe fruits and spices, supported by the richness of cask ageing. The finish is long, warming and harmonious, marked by spiced and oaky notes.

Serving Suggestion

Rhum Barbancourt Cinq Étoiles 8 Years Old is ideally enjoyed neat at room temperature, in a tulip glass, to fully appreciate its aromatic complexity. It can also be savoured with a single ice cube or used in premium cocktails such as an Old Fashioned or a reimagined Ti' Punch.

Legal Information

Alcohol by volume: 43% vol. Bottle size: 70 cl. Please drink responsibly. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.

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