Established in 1916 in the commune of Sainte Rose in Guadeloupe, the Reimonenq distillery takes its name from founding brothers Fernand and Joseph Reimonenq. Modernized in the late 1960s, the distillery owes its renown to both the agricole rum it produces and the Sainte-Rose rum museum housed on the property which receives thousands of tourists every year.

A Reimonenq Guadeloupe rum produced at the old distillery built in 1916. We estimate this bottle from the Grand Corsaire brand under which Reimonenq was sold from 1965 to be from the late 1970s.