It’s with this sentence that we see the aftermath of the uproar they faced a year ago. They used this little sentence to say, excuse us, we too were unseasoned amateurs and we made a mistake.
If you still want to read the full article, you can read it here .
They also sought validation from experts in the rum world. Personally, I didn’t want to be involved in this process, but I understand that others might want to help. It’s still useful that an article like this, which will be read much more than articles on other blogs, is at least of quality.
“After reviewing these different points
we also spoke with two rum enthusiasts (Justin Blanchard, creator of the YouTube channel Le Bar de l’Ours and Dimitri Hindryckx, founder of b2b email list Angels’Share tasting). We also consulted specialized sites as well as numerous consumer opinions (amateurs and experts), which allowed us to elect the 4 best rums of the moment!”
I don’t know what Justin’s interview was. I don’t know what was recommended. But I understand that he wanted to help them.
To finish the article
We also wanted to mention the why do we need cdn monitoring? Havana Club (a Cuban rum ideal for cocktails), the Matusalem 15 year old aged in solera in the Dominican Republic, the New Grove 10 year old (a real gem from Mauritius according to Justin Blanchard), the Bologne Black alb directory Cane made exclusively from the black cane variety, the Longueteau VSOP made in Guadeloupe, the Appleton 12 year old produced in Jamaica and the Santa Teresa 1796, a blend of Venezuelan rums aged in the solera system (accessible to the uninitiated).”
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For the record, I find Longueteau VSOP much better than Clément VSOP, but hey, it’s a rum from Guadeloupe.
Conclusion
I’m sorry, but even though the article offers a better quality selection, I can’t get behind it.