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Rhum de Ced Lulo Latino 70cl

Rhum de Ced
SKU : A000285
Ced's artisanal recipes combine the best pure cane juice from the French West Indies (Martinique AOC, Guadeloupe), fresh fruit ripened naturally on the tree or on the plant and a cane sugar syrup made specifically for Ced's Rums. Each vanilla bean is of Bourbon Madagascar origin.

Pays France
Contenance 70cl
Alcool 32%
Visuel Teinte jaune, or, belle brillance aux nuances légèrement brique.
Nez Ensemble expressif, aérien au bouquet exotique, note d’agrume confit (mandarine) ainsi qu’une discrète touche de rhubarbe.
Goût Attaque nette et puissante, fraichement acidulée.
Catégorie Rhum
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Description Ced's artisanal recipes combine the best pure cane juice from the French West Indies (Martinique AOC, Guadeloupe), fresh fruit ripened naturally on the tree or on the plant and a cane sugar syrup made specifically for Ced's Rums. Each vanilla bean is of Bourbon Madagascar origin.


From Victoria pineapples from Reunion to strawberries from Pornic, Ced' knows the local producers personally and attaches the utmost importance to rapid delivery as soon as the fruit is picked when perfectly ripe. Freshness is its watchword! Ced's Rhums selects exclusively fresh seasonal fruit and chooses them carefully for the aromatic diversity they bring to the range.

Passionate about the world of spirits, Ced' has from the outset selected an AOC agricultural white rum from Martinique as the basis for the creation of its rum punches. A choice justified by its aromatic precision and finesse obtained through the selection of the best terroirs. A white agricultural rum from Guadeloupe was also selected for its sweet and gourmet approach.

Native to Central America and called Lulo in Colombia, the Narangille is a yellow fruit, mainly used in the manufacture of fresh fruit juices, jellies, marmalades and sorbets. The name of the Lulo fruit comes from the Quechua language (official language of Peru since 1975). The Lulo grows on a shrub between 1200 and 2100 metres above sea level.

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