Description
History
DePaz is a very important distillery in Martinique, of which we have news since 1651. The distillery is located on the slopes of Mont Pelée and is, among others, the only distillery to have been rebuilt after the tremendous volcanic eruption of 1902 which shook the island; the name DePaz is given by Victor Depaz, the man who financed and wanted the reconstruction. Its plantations extend over 400 hectares and the volcanic soils, the alternating rains and sun influence the conformation of this extraordinary and unique terroir.
Production method
To produce an agricultural rum, the starting “base” is given exclusively by the distillation of pure fermented sugar cane juice. This is a procedure that was adopted for the first time in the Central American islands of former French domination, especially Martinique. Usually from this procedure more complex and elegant products are obtained, characterized by notes that tend to be drier and more dry than the rest of the rums.
Alcohol content
45%
Tasting notes
Transparent and brilliant. Fruity on the nose and characterized by a subtle mineral accent, deriving from the sugar cane grown in the volcanic lands on the slopes of Mount Pelée. The palate is initially invaded by light notes, before the sweet and fruity flavors develop with an elegant floral touch. Added to this is a combination of sugar cane, orange blossom and light banana nuances, accompanied by subtle spicy hints of pepper and tobacco.
Usage
Perfect at the end of a meal or as a meditation.
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