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Depaz Rhum Blanc Agricole CuvŽe Papao 48% 700ml | Rum | Shop online at Spirits of France
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Depaz Rhum Blanc Agricole Cuvee Papao 48% 700ml

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Description

Derived from Depaz?s Papao plot in Saint Pierre on the coast of Martinique, the true taste of the Caribbean shines through in this outstanding rum.
The distinctive blue sugar cane that grows in the rich Volcanic soil of the island is fed by year-long sunshine. Harvested at its peak in 2020, the crops from this fertile land are unique, with heady aromas and flavours transferred from plant to spirit.
During distillation, great care is taken over the slow reduction process to ensure a rum that?s full of richness, yet soft and smooth on the palate.
Tasting Notes:
Appearance: Refreshingly crystal clear.
Nose: Undeniable fragrance of fresh sugar cane combined with hints of lime blossom and honey.
Taste: Floral yet fresh, leaving a zingy sensation in the mouth.

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Depaz

Martinique

Rhum Agricole

Depaz

Heralding from the paradise isle of Martinique, in the lush French West Indies, Depaz Rum is born from the rhum agricole methods of production and features the exclusive use of luxurious, estate-grown, fresh-cut sugar cane.

Depaz Rums proudly holds the enviable French AOC – Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée designation for Rhum Agricole, confirming its strict adherence to precise standards of excellence.

The Depaz estate's history can be traced back to 1651, when it was established by Governor Jacques Duparquet.

The AOC Rhum Agricole de la Martinique:


  • Restricts production to the short, best season for the cane to pack aromas.

  • Requires that only the fresh juice of the cane be used — contrary to 95% of the world’s rums, which use by-products like molasses and crushed stalks from the sugar refining industry.

Agricole Rum belongs in the world of cognac or Armagnac, whereas Traditional Rum (also known as Industrial Rum) is more comparable to grappa or pomace spirits.

Probably the best of Martinique rums, Depaz bears the legacy of the Montagne Pelée volcanic eruption on May 8th, 1902, which tragically killed 30,000 inhabitants of the town of St. Pierre.

The Depaz plantation, covered in ash, was only able to resume sugar cane crops many years later — but with significantly increased yields and superior cane juice quality, thanks to the fertilizing properties of the volcanic ash.