Domaine de Courcelles 1972 Of. Très Vieux Rhum mis en bouteille 2019 ----
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Domaine de Courcelles was founded in the early 1930s in Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe, and closed in 1964. The owner, Amédée Huygues Despointes, moved the stills to Saint-Marthe, where they continued to be used before it was closed for good in 1972, the year of the last distillation. The distillery produced molasses-based rum. The last casks were for a long time forgotten until being bought by an independent bottler, who took them to Marie-Galante and transferred the contents into oak barrels.
Domaine de Courcelles 1972 is a very old molasses-based rum from Guadeloupe. Distilled in Domaine’’s last year of production, it spent 20 years in oak casks before being transferred to a barrel to slow its ageing. Bottled in February 2019 by SODEMIC.
Consult price estimate for Domaine de CourcellesPrice estimate for wine from the same producer
- Region:
- Guadeloupe - Guadeloupe
- Producers and wineries:
- Domaine de Courcelles
- Colour:
- amber
- Appellation:
- Domaine de Courcelles
- Viticulture:
- conventional More information....
- Service temperature:
- 0°
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