Cane-derived rum produced in pot stills, often with expressive fruit, fermentation and a rounded texture, but not necessarily intensely funky or heavy. Unaged examples foreground distillate character; aged ones may add vanilla, spice, dried fruit and tannin. Balance matters more than maximum ester intensity.
A blend combining pot- and column-distilled rums into an integrated profile. It may balance fruit and fermentation weight with a lighter aromatic framework, although the actual result depends on the component spirits. Unaged, filtered and oak-matured expressions can all fit; no fixed midpoint between two stereotypes is required.
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Two rum components remain central beneath lime, orange and almond; orgeat should contribute texture without burying the rum.
A cane-derived rum classified by column distillation, with a spectrum from light and delicate to notably full and aromatic.
