HSE 2007 Small Cask 50cl 56%HSE 2007 Small Cask 50cl The Habitation Saint tienne dates back to the early 19th century, but its focus on rum production dates to 1882 when it was purchased by Amde Aubry. This was a period of decline for the Martinique sugar trade, and Aubry was one of several to see rum as an opportunity to make money from the oversupply of sugarcane. The Aubrys sold up to the Simonnet family in 1909, who retained it into its eventual decline, closing in 1988

distillery which unfortunately has not been present since 2003 on the island of Trinidad and Tobago

revealing intense aromas thanks to its concentration of esters of 600 to 770 gr/hlpa

the owner of the plantation in 1804

Bally brand is named after founder

with the Jamaican government stepping in to assume ownership and some of its debt in order to preserve the jobs of its employees

Damoiseau 1980

this rum was "liberated" from cask in 2015

when Seagram chief

Luca discovered that Hervé had also bottled this 1980 vintage at the same degree

this Martinique agricole intrigues as much as it divides

Strenght: 51

launched in collaboration with Velier in 2018