Celebrate the spirit of freedom with Boukman Cuvée Rhum Ambrée, a masterful blend of premium rums inspired by Haiti’s revolutionary history. This unique cuvée brings together fresh cane juice and molasses rums from Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica, combined with the rich grand arôme rum from Martinique.

Crafted to honor the legacy of Dutty Boukman, this rum exudes complex tropical fruit notes, reflecting the vibrant Caribbean traditions that shaped its creation. Every bottle is a tribute to Haiti’s resilience and reinvests in local sugarcane communities, embodying a rich cultural heritage.

Perfect for sipping or crafting elevated cocktails, Boukman Cuvée Rhum Ambrée invites you to “listen to the voice of freedom rising in our hearts.”

Key Features

• Type: Premium Blended Rhum Ambrée
• Blend: Rums from Haiti, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Martinique
• Flavor Profile: Complex notes of tropical fruit and subtle spice
• Alcohol By Volume (ABV): 45%
• Volume: 700ml
• Origin: The West Indies

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Aromatic with hints of ripe tropical fruit, molasses, and citrus zest.
• Palate: Well-rounded with rich notes of caramelized sugar, pineapple, and a touch of nutmeg.
• Finish: Smooth and slightly spicy with lingering fruity undertones.

How to Enjoy

• Neat: Sip slowly to appreciate the intricate flavors of this artisanal blend.
• On the Rocks: Enjoy a refreshing and chilled Caribbean experience.
• Cocktails: Enhance classic rum cocktails like the Daiquiri or Mai Tai with its layered profile.

FAQ

1. What does "Rhum Ambrée" mean?

   • “Rhum Ambrée” refers to amber rum, characterized by its rich color and aged flavor profile, often achieved through barrel aging.

2. Is this rum a limited edition?

   • Boukman Cuvée Rhum Ambrée is an exclusive blend that celebrates Haiti’s history and culture, making it a unique offering.

3. Does Boukman support local communities?

   • Yes, part of Boukman’s mission is to reinvest in Haiti’s sugarcane communities, ensuring sustainable production and empowering local farmers.