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Neisson Char No.3 Élevé Sous Bois “Profil Ti Tak Bwa”: wood and sugar cane
This Neisson agricultural rum is part of the Profil series, which does not indicate the age but the level of toasting of the barrel.
"Ti Tak Bwa" in Martinican Creole means "little touch of wood", and this reference explores the initial impact of oak on rhum agricole.
This is therefore a young rum élèvé sous bois, meaning aged in new Char #3 toasted wood, which has hints of fresh sugar cane, green banana, honey and coconut on the nose. The palate is vegetal, with notes of vanilla, almond and white pepper, and a dry, herbaceous, almost salty finish.
Neisson Char No. 3 Eleve Sous Bois Profile Ti Tak BwaSpecial Velier Edition
70cl / 54°
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