DuRhum Rum Reviews

    A few months ago, Neisson released the world's first organic and AOC rum in a reduced and brut de colonne version (we'll come back to that). A...

  We have never spent much time on the Caroni, and even less on the Velier bottlings. And for good reason... with an incalculable number of bottli...

  No Caroni 10 Days but a gentle and progressive session of the Caronis from Velier, with the idea of ​​taking the vintages in order, from the old...

  These two rums are the vestiges of a bygone era, the first vintages of a long series and the starting point of a CaroniMania that will first inv...

  The release of a Liberation is always expected and synonymous with pleasure: whether it is the very first ( 2010 ) or the following ones ( 2012 ...

  The end of 2015 was marked by the arrival of the new rum from the Capovilla/Gargano duo, released from the barrels after 6 years of aging (still...

    The new Liberation has finally arrived! To summarize our business: it all started in 2004 when Luca Gargano and Gianni Capovilla decided to pro...

    Tasting of Liberation 2010 rum before finding the second part of our interview with Luca Gargano soon… A great adventure is at the origin of t...

    Let's take a look at Worthy Park, the oldest sugar refinery and distillery in Jamaica (1710) still in operation, but which stopped producing r...

    In the Jamaican rum family, Hampden undoubtedly has the most marked, the most stinky style (or to be more consensual: the most 'perfumed'), an...

  We already stopped last year at Chamarel ( right here ) and 3 of their rums including a succulent Single Barrel 2008 which commemorated the dist...

  What remains becomes myth & legend Continuation and end of the Skeldon adventure, for posterity and so that there remains a trace, even a ti...