Description
DISTILLERY
In 1865, a duo from England named John Davy and Francis Gooding purchased land overlooking the Albert River. They named the glade after their old Devonshire farm, which was called Beenleigh. Originally, they intended to grow cotton on this land, but a more lucrative alternative presented itself: sugarcane.
THE REFINING OF OUR CELLAR MASTER
This rum from Australia has been refined for several months in the cellars of Château du Breuil. To give this rum a more complex aromatic palette and melt its tannins, our cellar master let it rest in an American oak barrel that had previously contained a cognac-based spirit drink. An ample rum with silky tannins.
Bouquet
Bouquet offers woody and vanilla aromas, with notes of cedar, liquorice and caramel.
Color
Fawn with orange hints
Palate
A floral expression on the iris and notes of liquorice, honey, cocoa and cinnamon. Ample mouth, of good length, with silky tannins.
