Trois Rivières Rhum Vieux de l’Océan 70cl 54°
Vieux de l'Océan rum ("old rum of the ocean") is an original creation and part of the new range of rum "Les Editions du Bar by Trois Rivières" with 3 other rums: "55 origins", "cannes brûlées" and "double wood".
At the Trois Rivières distillery, rum is aged in new French oak barrels, old cognac barrels and old bourbon barrels. Bottled in Martinique, all Trois Rivières rums are filtered at room temperature, without use of caramel.
This rum highlights the mineral character of the Trois Rivières in this overproof version (over 50°). This rum with iodised character was produced using the technique of reducing to sea water coming from the famous area of the Diamond in the Caribbean, in order to obtain an original and fresh rum. It is reduced from 75° to 54° by this method.
Volume | 0.7 L |
ABV | 54 ° |
Type | Old Rum |
Brand | Trois Rivières |
Country | Martinique |
Reference: | 23739 |
The Trois Rivières (Three Rivers) plantation was founded in 1660 by Nicolas Fouquet, Superintendent of Finances for Louis XIV, allotting himself 2000 hectares in the south of Martinique. It is only in 1785 that the rum production starts, completing the sugar production, when a powerful landlord from the north of the island, Etienne Isaïe Marraud Des Grottes, bought the plantation.
After being purchased by the B.B. Company, also owner of the La Mauny rum, the Trois Rivières production is moved to Rivière Pilote in 2004, where is located the La Mauny distillery. The precious original continuous still, that brings all of Trois Rivières characteristics, is reassembled on the new site, securing the quality of the spirit.
The Trois Rivières rum has held a “Martinique” Protected Denomination of Origin since 1996.
The Trois Rivieres rums develop a unique mineral style characterized by its hallmark full-bodied structure and aromatic richness. As the plantation faces south the canes grow easily near the shore and receive plenty of sun, imparting to the Trois Rivieres rum all of its special characteristics, as it is crafted from pure sugarcane juice.
The white rum develops a pleasant freshness and mineral edge. The good batches are left to age in oak casks for at least 3 years, to get the “Old Rum” appellation, and are characterized by a complex blend of spices and oaky flavours.
The refinement of Trois Rivieres rum resides in the very specific shape of the large column still and the pouring methods kept secret by the master distillers.