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Baie des Trésors Fleurs du Vent
Sipped neat it reads floral and fresh up front — narcissus, coconut powder, orange zest — then turns sharply peppery and vegetal from the young American oak. Many members actually preferred it in a ti punch, where the flan-coco and lime side comes alive. Just one year old, so it's spicy and a little unbalanced, but a lot of Agricole drinkers found plenty to like.
The community says- Very floral nose
- Fresh, dry agricole
- Keep in mind: Very peppery
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Young, floral, peppery Martinique agricole Well-liked young Martinique Agricole: perfumey nose, dry and pepper-forward palate. Several felt it lacks depth or leans too spicy, and many rate its white sibling higher — but it shines in ti punch.
Aroma profileAgricole fans who like fresh, dry, spicy young rhum
People wanting aged depth or fruity sweetness
Style & occasion: Fresh & grassySipping neatCocktails & mixing
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Yes, if you're after characterful, fresh, grassy rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
113 community reviews
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Review by Joachim Guger
Most helpful positive review
Very fine, elegant Agricole, dry, cookie dough/macaroon, I liked it better than its brother.
Review by bavarian-rumlover
Most helpful critical review
I think that was my first Agricole. The very floral grassy clashes for me with the barrel note from aging. Maybe an unaged Agricole is more to my taste or it's just not my rum category. The barrel notes from rather young wood feel unpleasant to me compared to the floral grassy contrast.
Review by Vincent D
Not enough notes taken in the moment. To be retested. From memory, had something more than the fruit of the rains. Re-tested under the same conditions. And same impression that it is more pleasant than the rum from the other plot.
Review by Felix Reiber
A high-quality Agricole, whose short maturation period comes into its own. A very harmonious and spicy nose. Compared to the Fruits Des Pluies, the creamy and soft tones are much more pronounced on the palate thanks to the American oak. In addition to floral and spicy elements, beautiful fruity notes such as mirabelle plums and other yellow fruits are recognizable. Floral and herbal tea notes are present and remain over the medium-long finish. If you like drinking Agricole, you can't go wrong here.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A young wood-aged rum offering nice sweet and spicy notes at first on the nose, with some floral and fruity notes and a discreet woodiness forming a fairly homogeneous and soft whole. On the palate, the fruity, vegetal, and woody notes are more in the background, due to a spicier and peppery side taking over. The finish remains dominated by spices, with a sensation of warmth and bitterness that persists for a short length. An interesting rum for a young age statement, but overall unbalanced and lacking character to really assert itself.
Review by Timo Groeger
Hanse Spirit Hamburg February 2026. Heavy agricole, a bit hard to drink when drunk :) But still quite okay, very floral and vegetal, just as expected. More for experts :-)
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Very relaxed sipping agricole. Mild, drinkable and a nice sweetness. Light chili and green bell pepper notes on the finish.
Review by Christoph
Very refreshing Agricole that reminds me in the nose of a good perfume by its floral notes.
Review by Eric Frechin
Of their 4 rums available for tasting, this is the one I liked the least. It definitely has the characteristics of an agricole, but I was bothered by its too peppery, even spicy side. Maybe too short aging.
Review by Rodolphe
Tested at the Rhumfest, with a great welcome. Perfect timing, I really wanted to taste these new agricoles I'd heard good things about. And in the end, not disappointed! What a nice surprise for such a young juice. Can't wait to see what it becomes in a few years but it's promising. I found 'fleurs du vent' underneath, the aging in American oak gives it less depth than 'fruit des pluies'.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
This is a rather new destillery and they rent the destillation time at a competitor. I tried all the rums they had at the German Rum Fest and thinking about the price tage you get a lot for your money. Fresh and fruity with some spices. Very well done for such a young rum and destillery.
Review by HenryL
11th GRF A great Agricole, nice owner and an exciting project.
Review by TheJackDrop
The American barrel recognizable, quite round. On the nose: slight cane, vanilla, nuts, coconut. On the palate: vegetal, orange, vanilla, woody. The finish rather oriented towards sweetness, spiced up with some spices. Not really my profile, too nutty.
Review by TheJona'Spirits
👃 A fairly typical agricole nose where you find this classic framework of very lightly candied sugarcane, fruit tree flowers and their fruits (citrus, orchard fruits, dried, tropical) as well as a young and spicy woodiness. A fresh and piquant ensemble. 😋 The agricultural straightforwardness, candied sugarcane with still relative freshness, on a more vegetal and spicy side. Fresh cut herbs, quite lively spices (chili, pepper) meet a citrus side. Dry and warm profile. ⛳ Medium length, a vegetal, fresh and vanilla side that I like, on the other hand a relative astringency and bitterness less pleasant on a vinegar associated with yellow lemon. 💡 I love their white Plein Soleil, but I find the ESB below par. Let's see what it gives with more aging. P.S. The Karakoli and the brin d'amour with a few more months of aging do better for my taste.
Review by Julien Ries
A very floral, almost heady nose of narcissus, with a fair amount of powdered coconut and a light woodiness. Very pleasant. A rather discreet palate, more on sweet spices: pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg. Clearly not a complex old rum. But a young rum aged in wood. The finish returns to damp, earthy wood. A very short finish with a hint of oak, even cork, like a wine that's been corked a little. Very unpleasant! It makes up for it all in the ti punch, and the wet cardboard aspect disappears completely for a superb alliance between coconut flan and lime.
Review by passlemix
Young, agricole, lively, very fresh, nothing very surprising in itself. Relatively classic nose but works very well with a nice touch of apricot very nice. The palate is even more vegetal and floral. The whole is very aromatic. I like it a lot. Just the bottle, perfume-like, less my thing...
Review by Nicofr
A fairly young agricole rum, maybe still too young. Tasted twice several months apart, the second time was better, the rum was more open, more fruity, less "sharp" and overall more fruity.
Review by Thunderbird
This Baie de Trésor was the weakest of the three for me... I had the impression it lacked some strength to present its aromas!
Review by Jarek
Catching up on Rum Depot Tasting. Is it because of my taste sensation today? The third sample I feel today as unpleasantly woody.
Review by Madi Dromamad
This very young rum has magnificent freshness. The nose is powerful, with fresh cane and floral notes. On the palate, it lacks a little balance, but remains pleasant.
Review by Christian Rudt
Clearly spicier profile than the bielle before. Interesting but for me 2.winner
Review by Rhum Mirror 🇧🇪
Pastry nose: coconut/vanilla/orange zest. Spicy mouth: spices/young wood. Bitter and spicy finish. I admit I clearly preferred the white over this amber, which seems a bit too ordinary for my taste. Not enough woodiness to really enjoy it and not enough fresh cane character like a white can have. But since I'm not a big fan of ambers, I'm probably not the right customer...
Review by Mr Return
A wonderful young Agricole. On the nose aromas of orange peel, vanilla and a hint of coconut. On the palate a strong note of black pepper and young wood. A medium-long finish with a light note of black tea. Definitely worth a try in Ti Punch.
Review by Yannick CULTOT
Fine and indulgent rum. Well balanced. A great discovery for this young distillery.
Review by Korkennase🥃
This is a nice addition to Fruits des Pluies from the same distillery. Rather dry on the palate, can be enjoyed well as an aperitif or digestif.
Review by Andi
Solid dry Agricole.
Review by Jan Lu
Nice and light and fruity.
Review by Romain Capel
Very good surprise.
Review by Mc Pirate
Light straw color, impressive for a rum. Straightforward on the palate but ultimately very smooth, you’d think it’s 42 degrees... Discreet on yellow fruits, maybe exotic, but a touch of bitterness brought by the vegetal side. Finish with a fine woody note.
Review by Beach-and-Rum 🏖️🌴
Unfortunately, does not meet my taste. I like the fruity variant much better.
Review by Lot-NAS
Very round and pleasant, but it lacks that certain something. I like the unaged one a bit better in direct comparison.
Review by MaxR
First full caramel and cotton candy, then the spicy notes come in and the sweet turns into cookie dough. The finish is a bit short, otherwise great taste.
Review by Solidfunk
Potpourri sugar water. Initial smell is super floral. In fact, the smell of this comes off more complex than it does once in your mouth. There we’ve still got some florals, and some white pepper on the finish. Light golden hue, a little darker than the Plein Soleil and about the same in colour as the Fruits of the Rains. Plenty of oak in the finish, though softer than the Fruits of the Rains. Some vanilla. It’s probably the best of the three from Baie des Tresors I tried in a flight.
Review by Robert Kausch
Nice, lightly aged Agricole with spicy notes. On the nose grassy and spicy. On the palate the spice notes dominate with pepper, allspice and chili and pleasant wood notes come through, especially in the medium-long finish. Personally, I prefer fruitier notes like in Fruits des Pluies, but I find Fleurs du Vent very tasty in a Ti Punch.
Review by Pavel Ungr, RumRock
S 7.2 out of 10, it's a good rum, though not exceptional.
Review by Léo Delek
Bois noble, cereales, fleur blanche, poire
Review by Pascal Gwada
Strong, very spicy, good length, meh
Review by RumRhush
Nice Esb! Pleasant on the palate.
Review by gregory 97122
I prefer it in ti punch.
Review by patdesainteanne
Finish: round of fresh cane and subtle tones. Long length on the palate.
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What does Baie des Trésors Fleurs du Vent cost?
Community paid 25–49 €.
Current best price: 46.60 € – within the typical community range.
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+8 additions in the last 3 months.
Additions per month over the last 12 months; dark bars: the last 3.
278 purchased · 120 tasted · 49 wishlist · as of
Details about Baie des Trésors Fleurs du Vent
A Rhum Agricole AOC from Martinique, distilled by Baie des Trésors, at 49,8%.
About the Baie des Trésors distillery
The Baie des Trésors distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Baie des Trésors have been reviewed 511 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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