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Depaz XO Grande Reserve
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Depaz XO Grande Reserve
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Depaz XO Grande Reserve is a Martinique rum with maturity at the centre of its character. Made from sugar cane juice and distilled in a traditional column, it is composed of rums that spent an average of eight to ten years maturing in oak casks.
The appeal here lies in the layered, aged style. Bourbon cask influence and oak ageing give the rum a clear wooden backbone, carried by refined vanilla and gentle oak. Around that structure come spice, chocolate, rose, liquorice and, further in, small plum notes.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of rum we would place among the more reflective after-dinner bottles. It has the presence for the end of a festive meal, with fresh coffee or a cigar, but it can also work alongside roasted pineapple or a spicy (…)Brugal Anejo 5y
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Brugal Anejo 5y
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Expected: 30/10/2026Brugal Anejo 5y is a rum from the Dominican Republic, produced under the Brugal name. The product name keeps the focus clear: an Anejo rum with a stated age of 5 years, bottled at 38% alcohol.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of rum we would bring into the conversation for someone looking for a straightforward bottle with a clear origin and age statement. It does not need a complicated story to be understood: Brugal, Dominican Republic, Anejo 5y.
No specific tasting notes have been provided for Brugal Anejo 5y. The available information identifies it as a rum from the Dominican Republic, bottled at 38% alcohol, with a 5-year age indication in the product name.Dictador Jerarquia Pardo 1991 29y
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Dictador Jerarquia Pardo 1991 29y
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Dictador Jerarquia Pardo 1991 29y is a Colombian rum built around time, vintage identity and scarcity. Distilled in 1991 and aged for 29 years, it presents itself as a mature release rather than a broad, everyday expression.
Only 300 bottles were produced, and the last-bottle indication gives this release a noticeably limited position at Drankenshop Broekmans. For anyone looking specifically for a dated Dictador bottling with a clear age statement, that combination of year, age and small outturn is the heart of its appeal.
At 40% alcohol, the presentation remains measured. The available flavour profile points to a light wood influence, while no pronounced fruity, spicy, floral, sweet or vegetal notes are indicated.
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Saint James VSOP
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Saint James VSOP brings together several elements that give it a clear identity: Martinique origin, a sugar cane juice rum style, traditional column distillation and maturation in bourbon casks. Rather than leaning on sweetness, it presents itself through structure and cask influence.
The bourbon cask element is the most prominent part of its profile, with wood clearly present and lighter touches of fruit, spice and floral notes around it. At 43% ABV, it has enough strength to carry that character without feeling positioned as an overpowered rum.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Saint James VSOP as a good choice for customers looking for a Martinique rum with a drier, wood-led personality. It is not a rum built around overt sweetness; its interest lies in the (…)Depaz Single Cask 2003
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Depaz Single Cask 2003
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Depaz Single Cask 2003 is a Martinique rum with a very focused identity. It is made from sugar cane juice and distilled in a traditional column, with 2003 as its distillation year. Rather than presenting a broad house blend, this release narrows the view to one individual bourbon cask.
That cask-driven approach is the heart of the bottle. The profile points towards wood and spice as the main elements, with fruit playing a lighter supporting role. At 45%, it keeps a measured strength while still giving the cask influence enough room to speak.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of rum that adds depth to a selection: not because it tries to please everyone, but because it captures one specific cask from Depaz in Martinique. With the last bottles now (…)Merser White Rum
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Merser White Rum
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Merser White Rum is a crystal-clear white rum from Guyana, made in a traditional column style. Its character is built around freshness and liveliness rather than weight or heavy maturation, making it a natural choice for cocktail work.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of white rum we see as a useful bottle for a creative bar setup: clean in appearance, light in feel and expressive enough to bring delicate notes into a blend without dominating it.
Bottled at 40%, it keeps a clear rum identity while staying crisp and approachable in mixed drinks. The focus here is on clarity, freshness and a subtle tropical accent.
The aroma is bright and fresh, with subtle citrus and a hint of sugarcane. On the palate it stays light and elegant, (…)Depaz Cuvee Montagne
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Depaz Cuvee Montagne
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Depaz Cuvée Montagne is a Martinique rum made from sugar cane juice, traditionally column distilled and bottled at 45%. In the rum selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out as a clear and approachable way to explore this style without turning the story into a technical exercise.
The bourbon cask maturation brings a light touch of wood, supported by gentle spice and fruit in the flavour profile. There is no heavy sweetness indicated here; the cask influence appears more as a supporting layer than as the main feature.
Its appeal is easy to understand: Martinique origin, sugar cane juice, traditional column distillation and bourbon cask ageing give this Depaz a focused identity. A rum with a straightforward character and a quietly distinctive (…)Depaz Cuvee Prestige XO Incl. Box
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Depaz Cuvee Prestige XO Incl. Box
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Depaz Cuvée Prestige XO is a rum from Martinique, made from sugar cane juice and distilled in a traditional column. That already places it in a more defined style, where the raw material, the distillation method and the maturation all contribute to the way the rum presents itself.
The bourbon cask influence is central here. Rather than leaning on overt sweetness, this cuvée is shaped by wood and spice, with fruit playing a lighter supporting role. It gives the rum a drier, more structured feel, driven by cask depth and aromatic warmth.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone looking for a Martinique rum with firmness and maturity in its profile. The 45% alcohol strength gives it enough presence to carry (…)Panama 2006 (1423 Single Barrel Selection)
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Panama 2006 (1423 Single Barrel Selection)
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Panama 2006 from 1423 Rum World Class is the kind of rum where the details genuinely matter. Distilled in 2006 and bottled in August 2019, it spent 13 years developing before being released as a molasses-based Panamanian rum distilled on a multicolumn still.
Its appeal lies in the focused nature of the release. This is a single bourbon cask bottling, presented at cask strength, with only 288 bottles produced. Rather than a broad house style, it captures one individual cask at a specific point in its maturation.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we like bottlings like this because they give rum drinkers something clearly defined to explore. At 57% alcohol it has a firm presence, while the flavour profile points towards a pronounced wood influence supported by gentler (…)Angostura Number One 3rd
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Angostura Number One 3rd
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Angostura Number One 3rd is a 22-year-old rum from Trinidad, made from molasses and distilled in a multicolumn style. From the information available, this is very much a mature rum, yet not one presented as a sweet-driven style.
The Oloroso Sherry cask maturation gives wood and spice an important place in its character. The appeal lies in the way its age, Trinidad origin and cask type come together: a rum with structure and maturity, shaped by time in wood rather than by overt sweetness.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits well among the more serious aged rums in the selection. With only the last bottles remaining, Angostura Number One 3rd also has the feel of a release that will not stay easy to find for long.
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Reimonenq 3y 2005
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Reimonenq 3y 2005 is a Guadeloupe rum made from sugar cane juice, giving it a style where the raw material remains an important part of the identity. Traditional column distillation and three years in bourbon barrel bring the cask influence clearly into view, while leaving room for the lighter vegetal, fruity and floral sides of the rum.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would place in front of someone who wants to explore a cane juice rum with some ageing, but without moving into a heavily mature style. The three-year age keeps it relatively lively, while the bourbon barrel adds structure and a distinct woody tone.
It is also one of the last bottles of a Reimonenq release that has attracted steady interest. Bottled at 40%, it stays (…)Nicaragua 2002 14y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Nicaragua 2002 14y (Berry Bros - Berry's Own Selection)
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Nicaragua 2002 14y from Berry Bros is a molasses rum with a very clear identity: distilled in 2002, aged for 14 years and bottled as part of Berry's own selection. Its appeal lies in that precise combination of origin, vintage and maturation rather than in a broad brand story.
Made in Nicaragua in a traditional column style, it was matured in a bourbon barrel. The wood influence is clearly present, while the 46% strength gives the rum enough structure to carry its character with confidence.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle sits well among independently selected rums with a defined age and vintage. With only the last bottles remaining, it is the kind of release that particularly speaks to drinkers who enjoy Berry Bros bottlings and more specific rum (…)Rumpublic Origins Thailand & Philippines (Rum Public)
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Rumpublic Origins Thailand & Philippines (Rum Public)
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Rumpublic Origins Thailand & Philippines is built around place and blending rather than an age statement. It brings together rum from Thailand and the Philippines, making origin one of the central ideas behind the bottle.
The blend combines pot still and column distillates, so its identity comes from the meeting of different production styles. Rather than presenting itself through a stated age, it focuses on how these components are brought together under the Rumpublic name.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of rum we place in front of customers who are curious about origin-led blends and want something that looks beyond a single country or distillation approach. Bottled at 41.5%, it sits just above the most common entry strength while remaining (…)Bielle 2009 10y Asta M (Asta Morris)
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Bielle 2009 10y Asta M (Asta Morris)
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Bielle 2009 10y Asta M is a Guadeloupe rum with a very focused identity: distilled in 2009, bottled in 2019 and drawn from a single bourbon cask. With only 226 bottles produced, this is not a broad house-style release, but a small-scale bottling built around one particular cask and its ten years of maturation.
Made from molasses and distilled in a traditional column, it carries a clearly wood-led profile, with lighter touches of spice, fruit, sweetness and vegetal character around it. Bottled at 49.4% cask strength, it keeps a closer connection to the cask rather than presenting a softened, standardised version.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this bottle sits in the kind of rum selection made for drinkers who enjoy individual cask releases with a defined origin (…)Belize Traveller 16y Ao (Elizabeth Yard With Finishes)
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Belize Traveller 16y Ao (Elizabeth Yard With Finishes)
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Belize Traveller 16y AO from Elizabeth Yard is a molasses-based rum from Belize with a very focused identity. Distilled in June 2006 in a traditional column style, it spent 16 years maturing in American oak casks, giving the rum a clear oak-driven foundation without losing its softer side.
For Drankenshop Broekmans, the appeal of this release lies in its small-scale nature. It is a single cask rum bottled at cask strength, with only 96 bottles produced. That gives it a direct, unblended feel: one cask, one maturation path, bottled at 49.47%.
As part of the Elizabeth Yard with finishes range, Belize Traveller 16y AO is a good choice for drinkers who enjoy mature rum with concentration, structure and a noticeable wood influence, while still retaining touches of (…)Depaz Plantation
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Depaz Plantation
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Depaz Plantation is a Martinique rum made from sugar cane juice, placing it in a style where the raw material itself plays a central role. Rather than leaning on obvious sweetness, it points toward a more restrained and nuanced expression of rum.
It is traditionally column distilled and bottled at 45%, giving it enough presence while keeping the profile composed. The bourbon cask element adds a gentle wood dimension, though no age statement is given for this release.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Depaz Plantation as a rum for drinkers who want to explore Martinique and sugar cane juice rum in a subtler register. Its character is shaped by light floral, fruity, spicy and woody accents, without one element dominating the whole.
Depaz (…)New Grove Bon Espoir
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New Grove Bon Espoir
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New Grove Bon Espoir is a rum from Mauritius, and that origin is an important part of its appeal. It brings New Grove's Mauritian perspective to a style connected with molasses and sugar cane juice, offering something different from the more familiar rum regions.
Its production combines pot still and column distillation, giving Bon Espoir a place between two rum-making approaches. The bourbon barrel reference adds a cask element, although the available profile points to a relatively gentle wood influence rather than a heavily oak-driven style.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a good introduction to Mauritian rum for drinkers who prefer a measured, approachable glass. At 40% alcohol, the emphasis stays on an easy flow of light fruit, soft spice, gentle (…)Takamaka Le Clos Palo 50cl
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Takamaka Le Clos Palo 50cl
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Takamaka Le Clos Palo 50cl is a Seychelles rum with a clear sense of place and structure. Made from sugar cane juice and distilled in a pot still, it carries its 56.2% strength with purpose, giving the rum a full and expressive presence rather than a light, casual style.
The cask story is the heart of this release. Maturation in new French oak, old Palo Cortado casks and a Scotch whisky cask brings a layered wood and spice influence, while the tropical origin still comes through in the fruitier side of the rum.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to point out to customers who enjoy rum with a distinctive maturation path. The Le Clos series shows a refined approach here: tropical in origin, shaped by carefully selected casks, and now (…)Patridom XO Limoux Tube Incl.
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Patridom XO Limoux Tube Incl.
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Patridom XO Limoux is a Dominican rum built around the meeting of tropical ageing and a second maturation in Europe. It begins with locally grown sugar cane from the Dominican Republic, distilled in a multicolumn still and matured in the country's warm tropical climate.
The defining detail here is the additional ageing in selected casks at Pakhuis 1423 in Denmark, where the more continental climate adds another layer to the rum's development. That extra stage gives the wood, spice and dried-fruit tones a clear voice, while keeping a lighter fruitiness in the background.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Patridom stands out as a limited rum with a pronounced cask-driven personality. Its 43% strength gives enough structure for the oak spice and tannic side to show (…)Havana Club Seleccion De Maestros
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Havana Club Seleccion De Maestros
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Havana Club Seleccion De Maestros is a Cuban molasses rum bottled at 45%. In the rum range at Drankenshop Broekmans, it stands out for a profile where oak and spice take the lead, while fruit and sweetness stay more in the background.
American oak plays an important role in the way this rum presents itself. The emphasis is not simply on softness or sweetness; there is a clearer sense of structure, with wood and spice giving the rum its main direction.
The multicolumn distillation points to a precise style rather than a heavy one. It is a Havana Club expression we would place in front of someone looking for a Cuban rum with more firmness and presence, while still staying within a clean and approachable frame.
The flavour profile is led by wood (…)Barbados 2000 23y Tb (Thompson Brothers)
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Barbados 2000 23y Tb (Thompson Brothers)
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Barbados 2000 23y TB from Thompson Brothers is a molasses-based rum with a very focused identity: Barbados origin, distilled in 2000, matured for 23 years and drawn from a single refill barrel. The distillation style combines pot still and column distillation, adding another layer to the way this rum is framed.
Only 247 bottles came from this cask, and the remaining availability is limited to the last bottles. Rather than presenting a broad house blend, this release captures one individual barrel after long maturation, bottled at 48.5%.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of rum we like to present to customers who are curious about specific cask selections. The supplied profile points towards a rum where wood and spice carry the main weight, with (…)Last Ward 2007 16y (Velier) Incl. Box
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Last Ward 2007 16y (Velier) Incl. Box
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Last Ward 2007 16y is a Barbados rum with a distinctly serious presence. Distilled in 2007, aged for sixteen years and bottled at cask strength, it comes across as a rum that keeps close to the strength and concentration of the cask, rather than being softened into an easy-going style.
The pot still distillation and maturation in a bourbon barrel give the release its firm structure, with wood playing a clear role in the overall profile. This is molasses rum with maturity and weight at the centre of the story.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, Last Ward 2007 16y sits naturally among the more distinctive rum bottlings: limited in availability, marked as a collector's item, and now down to the last bottles. It is the kind of release that speaks most clearly to drinkers (…)Trinidad 10y Ao (Elizabeth Yard With Finishes)
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Trinidad 10y Ao (Elizabeth Yard With Finishes)
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Elizabeth Yard Trinidad 10y Ao is a molasses rum from Trinidad, distilled in 2011 in a traditional column style. It spent 10 years maturing, with American oak playing an important role in its ageing and refinement.
Its appeal lies in the small-scale nature of the release. This is a single cask rum, bottled at cask strength at 50.05%, with only 98 bottles produced. Rather than presenting a broad house style, it captures the character of one individual cask.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a rum for those who enjoy focused, limited bottlings where origin, wood influence and natural strength all remain clearly visible. The fact that only the last bottles remain adds to the sense of a release with a very narrow availability.
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Mezan Diamond Guyana 2003 (Mezan Vintages)
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Mezan Diamond Guyana 2003 is a molasses-based rum from Guyana, bottled as part of the Mezan Vintages range. The name already gives it a clear identity: Diamond, Guyana and the 2003 distillation year place this release in a more precise, origin-led style of rum.
The production details add to that sense of definition. It combines pot still and column distillation, so the rum is not built around one single distilling approach. Maturation in bourbon barrels supports the more woody and spiced side of the profile, while the data points to only a lighter fruity and vegetal presence rather than an overtly sweet expression.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottlings like this have a natural appeal for customers who enjoy vintage rum with a clear origin and a more mature, (…)
