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Longueteau 125 ans
The nose promises something old and heavy — dark caramel, dried plums, spice, roasted nuts, a whiff of very old Armagnac — then the palate turns lighter than you expect. This is an aged Guadeloupe agricole, cognac-cask matured, dry and woody with brown sugar and stewed fruit underneath. Elegant and mature, but several tasters find it a touch thin and short at 44.4%.
The community says- Mature complex nose
- Balanced wood & fruit
- Keep in mind: Thin body
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How does Longueteau 125 ans taste?
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Elegant aged agricole, a touch thin on the finish Most call it a fine, mature agricole — complex nose, balanced wood and dried fruit. The recurring gripe: too light on the body and finish, with a faint bitter edge.
fans of aged, dry agricole with age
anyone wanting a full, bold body
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Yes, if you're after characterful, mature, oaky rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
52 community reviews
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Review by FabiDram
Most helpful positive review
RumX Advent calendar 2023 Day 23
Review by DomM
Most helpful mixed review
Nose is intense and fruity - feels very rich and mature. On the palate things get a bit thin unfortunately with spices and wood dominating the party. Finish is quite short, yet with a bit to much bitterness for this elegant bottling.
Review by Djehey
Rather dry profile with a nice presence of vanilla and mocha. It reminds me of a coffee liqueur. The alcohol is not very well integrated but that's rather a good thing since it gives it a peppery side. A fine rum. Nevertheless, the selling price is exaggerated...
Review by mto75
A cuvee made from red and blue sugar cane to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the distillery. Aged for eight months in stainless steel tanks, then matured for three years in 300-liter ex-cognac barrels. Amazingly fruity on the nose, with hints of apricot or peach, as well as wild flowers, vanilla and a little wood. Rather dry on the palate, wood and spices. Short, somewhat bitter finish.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Got a sample of this one yesterday and I placed an order for a bottle right away. A complex and well balanced release with fruity notes and lovely spices. The wood and dried fruits are balanced very well with the flavours of brown sugar. I can only recommend this rum if you like Longueteau. Price to quality is very good in my mind.
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
RumX-Adventskalender 23.12.2023 Blind tasting: When I smelled it, I thought: "Wow, this must be old, crass stuff!" When I tasted it, I was somewhat disillusioned: neither old nor crass, but thin and grassy. In other words, an Agricole. But since the new WDC (RX18006) has become my new benchmark when it comes to agricoles, this rhum has fallen short in my rating. Sorry, but it's nothing special in my eyes.
Review by Piotr Ignasiak
RX calendar 23 Quite mature Agricole with wood notes, at the same time a bit light on finish.
Review by zabo
RumX calendar day 23 I thought it might be a J.M with Armagnac finish. Wrong again. Great rum that opens up even more after a while in the glass. Another one I probably wouldn’t have tried on my own.
Review by Christian Rudt
Kind of interesting if not my cup of tea. Brings a certain complexity to the palate, but the taste is too earthy at the end.
Review by Vincent D
A Longueteau with a very pleasant woody profile. The nose is complex and balanced and inviting. Confirmed impression on the palate where the woody framework gives way to fruits and a very indulgent rum. Beautiful bottle.
Review by Alex1981
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Review by Lot-NAS
Calendar #23 / blind Very roasty on the nose, dark burnt caramel, old wood and some anise. At the same time a certain freshness despite the noticeable age. Agricole and Martinique could fit, as well as the Armagnac comparison. On the palate also very spicy, but at the same time quite mild and dry. Again the caramel, ripe pear, some wood and slightly bitter notes (root). In the finish, licorice and cardamom appear. I like it, but in my impression it has slightly passed its zenith in the barrel.
Review by Tschusikowsky
RumX Advent 23.12.23 Quite passable, but not really my thing. Too thin for me.
Review by EUDIER Vincent
Really elegant rum...
Review by Mentalo
Nice bottling. At only 44.4%, it doesn't feel watery. Spices, red fruit, grassy, pleasant wood note. Nicely balanced.
Review by Rare Akuma
#24DaysOfRum2023 - Day 23 On the nose a wonderful combination of spices and flowers. Potent and full. Clearly agricole, and definitely more floral than fruity. It opens with dried fruits, zest and subtle sugars before quite quickly turning to popped corn, roasted nuts and hay barn. These latter notes last throughout the entire experience before finishing in a bouquet of flowers. With agitation a rubbery note presents itself tying everything neatly together. A continuation of flavours on the palate. Dense, yet curiously complex. An espresso aftertaste is introduced that dials the bitterness up a notch. Or maybe even multiple notches. Pretty nice. However, there seems to be a theme among these ‘120 years’ of this and ‘240 years’ of that: overdilution. Again this product has been brought down too much (or too inefficiently). It’s not as bad as usual, but this should’ve been kept above 48 and it would have easily received mid 80’s. Despite the palate being too thin, the finish is still medium in length and quite potent: laurel and flowery, with a hint of rubber.
Review by TheJackDrop
Very beautiful bottle, leans towards fruits and caramel, surely not worth 250€ in terms of taste though
Review by Manuel
RumX Advent calendar No. 23: Nice Agricole, unfortunately the finish and ABV are a bit weak.
Review by TheJona'Spirits
👃 sugarcane well present evolving into brown sugar then a slightly overcooked caramel. Beautiful wood, spices and some candied fruits. Roasting notes appear (coffee). A pleasant and classic nose even though I find the alcohol a bit too present for a 44.4% ABV. 👄 The alcohol seems better integrated on the palate than on the nose, surprising. The fruit brandy notes are close, a bit like an old plum/mirabelle. Kitchen spices (cinnamon, vanilla) accompany a still refined woodiness. I perceive crème brûlée dominated by a nice caramel. A good and beautiful old Guadeloupean agricole blend with insufficient value for money.
Review by Righrum
Rumx Advent calendar - day 24 - 23.12.2023 Typical profile of an aged Longueteau . Wood, spices, nuts. A bit of bitterness, rather unpleasant but this do not impairs the overall profile. The alcohol is noticeable despite low SBC, thus a lower score
Review by Michal S
Solid agricole, nice fruity aroma, taste leans more to dried fruits and plums. Not a very long finish.
Review by samuel cutullic
Just a pure moment of pleasure
Review by FischeJ
Fresh, anise, spice, pear. Wood is strong in the mouth. First sip very thin. But it gets better with every sip. Could benefit from a bit more ABV.
Review by Buddudharma
RumX Advent calendar 23.12.23: Hmm, I think we are back in Agricole land. This is clearer on the nose than on the palate, but I would clearly tend to Agricole. The rum makes a very old, settled impression, almost a bit like a very old Armagnac. The pronounced bitterness underlines that. The profile is overall noticeably too thin, combined with the mentioned flavor markers and a slight perfume note creates an overall profile that feels a bit unbalanced and unsatisfying. Certainly a high-quality, old rum, but it hardly grabs me. I could imagine either an old Guadeloupe (Gardel diluted, similar to Rockley recently?), but also an old Martinique rum (70s or 80s, e.g. La Thibault Courville). Surely spent considerable time in the barrel (>12 years). ABV <45%. Let's see...
Review by Jacques etdom
Good complex rum, between fruits, brown sugar and a very old Porto side I find with a very old woody side. Interesting and very well balanced.
Review by martin slezák
Color amber Smell of raisins, dried plums, grass, wood, spice Taste raisins, dried plums, wood, grass, vanilla, spice Finish oak wood, dried plums
Review by Pavel Spacek
Round, complex, a lot of taste. If you like wine, this would be hot for you. I dont like wine...without coke.
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Longueteau 125 ans at live auctions
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74 bottles logged by 64 collectors.
A collector's bottle.
10% opened, 3 emptied.
What does Longueteau 125 ans cost?
Community paid 150–250 €.
Current best price: 247.91 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 191 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
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Details about Longueteau 125 ans
A Column Still Rum from Guadeloupe, distilled by Longueteau, at 44,4%.
About the Longueteau distillery
The Longueteau distillery is located in Guadeloupe. Rums from Longueteau have been reviewed 1,587 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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