Clairin Communal Four Village Haitian Rum
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Clairin, meaning ‘Clear’ in Creole, is a rustic Haitian sugarcane spirit made from fresh cane juice and is a subcategory of white rum. Clairin Communal harmoniously blends four rums made by Clairin producers from small communities in different corners of Haiti. Each utilise traditional production methods; natural sugarcane varieties, wild fermentation and a discontinuous distillation. Clairin Communal highlights elements from each of the producers and lets their fruity and funkiness shine.
On the nose there is fresh sugar cane juice blended with fruit salad. Pungent cane notes mix with apples, oranges, and unripe bananas. Leafy herbal hints hide underneath, along with gentle new-car leather and a touch of icing sugar sweetness. Boiled sweets and candied fruit lead on the palate, followed by treacle tart, tarte tatin and creamy caramel sauce. Crunchier caramel and cinder toffee notes build, leading to a background of dark chocolate, liquorice and warm engines. Bottled at 43% abv.
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I’ve had Clairin rums in my liquor cabinet for a few years now. One, two, sometimes three different ones at a time. They have always been from a single source so I was open to what a blend would be. Wait a minute, I’m going to get pour a wee bit to refresh my memory. Ok, I’m back. Initial hit is da sweetness man, nose to me reminds me of Pisco (maybe because I’ve been on a Pisco J A G for a month and half now). It’s smooth too, more so than the singular expressions of Clairin. Funk is there but like maybe it’s had its edges and corners sanded down by rubbing with beach sand. This bottle fits in very well with the rest.
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