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Dillon Brut de fût 2013
Made for people who already enjoy aged agricole and want it at full strength without it turning harsh. This 9-year Martinique cask-strength pours dark chocolate, red currants, walnut, vanilla and a good dose of glue on the nose. Give it air and the 62% settles down nicely. Spicy, woody and lightly sweet, with a long finish. Not one for agricole beginners.
The community says- Well-integrated 62%
- Dark chocolate depth
- Keep in mind: Needs air
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Rich, spicy cask-strength aged agricole A big favorite for value — most find it intense, balanced and surprisingly easygoing for the strength. A few note the alcohol needs air or a drop of water, and complexity is only middling.
Aroma profileFans of aged agricole who want cask strength
Beginners new to high-proof agricole
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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139 community reviews
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Review by Oliver
Most helpful positive review
Intense and beautifully spicy. Very tasty BDF from Dillon!
Review by zabo
Most helpful mixed review
Edit: tried again, still couldn't really convince me to rate this one higher. I don't think it's too bad, but it doesn't knock me off my feet either. I find that the grape dominates in the mouth and displaces the other flavors a little.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
What is that please for a board of an overproof Agricole?! And that at under 100€ 0.7L? Mega good stuff!!!!😍Incredibly Harmonious, dangerously quaffable and elegant!No complexity monster but simply Sau tasty and priced extremely fair!
Review by Tim
Compared to Dillon XO, this rum raises the unusually 'pleasant' character for an agricole to the next level. Intense vanilla nose with chocolate, red fruits, nuts, and caramel. Complemented by some roasted aromas and tobacco. I know this from port finishes, hmm. On the palate not as dry as other agricoles and again nicely fruity, dark, and spicy. Left behind are roasted aromas, chocolate, dried fruits, sweet berries, and tobacco. Top value for money and mega tasty. Not the typical agricole!
Review by Joachim Guger
Great nose, dried fruits, chocolate, lots of glue. Very complex, round. Wood aging is well integrated. The 62% can't hide, a few drops of water improve it. On the mouth again glue and chemistry, the alcohol naturally stings. Feels like a very mature distillate (associations e.g. to a Neisson 12 ans) and then comes again the youthful impetuosity of a strong Agricole blanc. Not quite top league, but a hammer for the price. Edit: The bottle has now been open for a few weeks, the rum becomes more balanced.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
After resting this one it really opens up with a treasure chest of flavours. Fruit, spices and flower notes blend very well with the other flavors. Overall a very good rum. What I loved about this rum was how the flavours developed in the empty glass. The price to quality is very good.
Review by LukaŽiga
9,2:On the nose, greatness from the first moment. Complex, smooth, elegant and balanced agricole with sweet sugar cane, red fruits, berries.Just a bit spicy and roasted with gunpowder, floral with geranium, then some tea is here, later turns to black tea. Aeration brings out more woody notes with resin, nuts, vanilla, there is licorice, some tobacco, leather, pear and some little medicinal touch. After a nice rest, new notes shine bright with pencil shavings, violet, fruits are now candied. Wonderful! 😋👌 9:On the palate, the attack is soft, waxy and fruity with citrus, banana, pear, sugar cane and some tea. Nicely balanced agricole.Becomes woody, spicy with nutmeg and a bit dry, the wood is toasted with vanilla. Becoming more dark and roasted with chocolate, licorice, nuts, a bit bitter with resin and herbal. The sugar cane is caramelized now with stewed yellow fruits, turns into the fruit compote. It is fresh, a bit minty with some coconut and freshly cut grass. Great🙂. 9:The finish is woody, fruity, dry with dried fruits, as the wood is toasted. Sugar cane is sweet and tasty. The end is very fresh and nutty with vanilla, vegetal notes. Almost perfect 😋👌.Great alcohol integration..
Review by Galli33
My first rum from Dillon so far. And aged agricole with an ABV >60%🤤😜😎🥺 I really like it! Great mix of agricole notes, tobacco and dark chocolate. The high ABV are well noted but also integrated well on the other side.
Review by RumTaTa
Second tasting: It remains that this is a very good aged Agricole at a fair price! Blind, from the nose I guessed Neisson but the palate didn't fit. Another chance to learn... Nose: wonderfully fresh and fruity but also barrel and walnut in the background. Very nicely balanced and not overtly Agricole. On the palate also very balanced and complex with only very nice barrel notes, only the alcohol is a bit too dominant and gives a peppery impression. In the aftertaste the enormous balance repeats itself. A very good rum and the only thing I can blame it for is that it is too pleasing for a high proof Agricole.
Review by Rene Pfeiffer
Nicely balanced. Here there is a bit of everything that makes an Agricole. The alcohol is well integrated. You notice it, but not negatively. Especially if you give the rum some time or add 1-2 drops of water. I like it.
Review by Thunderbird
This Dillon is quite impressive given the price... it's quite intense... the alcohol is surprisingly well integrated, but not for beginners in cask strength Agricoles. Spicy woody aromas dominate with a hint of red fruits. In the long finish, grassy aromas come through late. Top agricole.
Review by w00tAN
What a beautiful piece! A really great Agricole, super round and tasty. On the nose fruity, floral with a slight spicy sweetness. Very balanced on the palate, pleasantly spicy, slightly floral with a medium-long finish. For the money (~100 Euro) simply unbeatable! Must Buy!
Review by mto75
The Dillon needs some resting time until the alcohol on the nose subsides, then nutty aromas come out, dark chocolate, a nice green Agricole freshness and fruits (somewhere between currants and grapes). On the palate I have nutmeg, cocoa and a certain sweetness owed to the high ABV. The finish is complex and long-lasting. I quite like it!
Review by Johannes
At the beginning it does not seem so present, a bit watery, then in the middle part comes all the power. Alcohol very well integrated, complexity is somewhat lacking.
Review by cigares
A nose with varnish, banana and chili pepper.A quite different palate with quite clear bourbon flavors.A long finish with still bourbon, kumquat and well integrated oak.A very nice rum with character and balance.Thanks Oliver (?) for the sample.
Review by Santo
An impressive Dillon brut de fût! Really delicious, a candy! With great intensity. A real success!
Review by Timo Groeger
Last rum today. A nice Brut de Fut. Great stuff. Nicely fruity on the nose, on the palate more towards nutmeg, vanilla, spices and wood. All in all a really tasty rum from Brut de Fut. Delicious.
Review by TheRhumhoe
The first Dillon brand Brut de fût. The nose is intense and offers a balance between red fruits, sugar cane, tobacco, wood, spices and floral notes. The spices and fruits take precedence on the palate, followed by tobacco and wood. The rum is indulgent, smooth, intense and dry, the alcohol is well integrated. The finish, quite long, is adorned with a very pleasant hint of cocoa. A successful first attempt for the brand, moreover accessible at a ridiculous price.
Review by Agricoler
Very good Agricole at a great price-performance ratio. Great red currant on the nose. On the palate then in dried form. What stands out here is that it might not be the classic Agricole. That shows the great range of Agricoles.
Review by Leo Krüper
Great strong Agricole. At first a bit monotonous, the finish is the strength. Nice caramel, peach notes at the end. Top PLV, great availability. Would like more of this
Review by DosenZorn
You definitely smell the (for Agricole) quite long aging. Less floral than younger Agricoles, instead nuts, red fruits, vanilla and tobacco. Quite fruity, almost sweet smell. On the palate a similar profile: a pleasant, not too dominant sweetness of milk chocolate and red fruits. Plus a good portion of nutmeg, vanilla and cocoa. Here too you notice the long aging, which has had a very positive effect on the rum. Great intensity and for 62% quite well integrated alcohol. With a minimally better integrated alcohol this would be an absolutely perfect easy sipper. A bit more variety in the profile would be needed for a rating towards the 90s scale. All in all a top rum, I got it for 69€ without shipping, absolutely great value for money! For that +1 sympathy point.
Review by Skyfly
My first Dillon and really quite intense and complex! The alcohol is strong but supports the flavor spectrum incredibly! Unfortunately I lacked the right sample glass, so I'm saving the rest of the sample for home.
Review by Righrum
On the nose is really close to a neisson, with nuts and hazelnuts, chocolate and spices. Drink side, alcool integration is not that good but it's the only flaw in a rum which recalls sugarcane and spices
Review by Rodolphe
Like the XO but with 60%. Tasted quickly in less-than-optimal conditions, but I wasn't won over. It remains a good product for those who absolutely want to exceed 50% on old vintages without breaking the bank.
Review by Christian Rudt
For the second time in the glass today. And the feeling is really better. Intense, round nose. This is once again great cinema. On the palate powerful, fruity, lots of red fruit. Already quite tasty, but I would much rather drink the after a few more years in the barrel 😊
Review by Beach-and-Rum 🏖️🌴
Dillon at cask strength. Strong Agricole. Spicy, fruity, intense and balanced. I like it very much. For me one of the best value-for-money winners when it comes to Agricole. You can't go wrong with this bottle.
Review by Michael Ihmels 🇩🇪
A very nice Dillon. One of the best rums for me today. Definitely highly recommended. Tastes a bit nutty but also a bit fruity in contrast. Therefore a very interesting rum.
Review by Jakob
Appealing Agricole that plays out the typical profile in almost ideal form: nougat meets dried fruits, dark spices and roasted barrel aromas. The blend is successful but lacks a bit of an independent profile beyond the pleasantness. Still a wonderful entry into the Agricole world with undeniable aromatic overlap with the molasses rum world.
Review by Mentalo
Needs some time in the glass as the alcohol is not particularly well integrated. After waiting, you get a nice aged Agricole. Pleasant woody note, spicy, vegetal. In the finish, dry grassy notes come through. Price-performance top.
Review by Bavarian Rum Lover
A wonderful Agricole with flavors of liquid (earth) berries, grapes, a bit of tobacco and nice wood barrel spice. The alcohol is sensationally integrated, the 62% are by no means too sharp and intense, but perfectly suit the aroma profile. A true price/performance winner for what is offered.
Review by Alex1981
Initially quite restrained, but after some time a great aroma develops with wood, vanilla, nuts, chocolate. On the palate somewhat sharp and intense, but still well balanced. A few drops of water work wonders here. Great BdF Dillon!
Review by Johnny Rumcask
Top Agricole with nice herbal notes, some wood and a pleasant light sweetness. After some time more herbs come through. Only the alcohol could be better integrated, a longer resting time is recommended here.
Review by ChristophFFM
Challenging and difficult to classify. Intense, undefinable red/yellow fruit on the nose. Spicy-salty on the taste. Warm and balanced with character. Not too complex, but hard to grasp. It’s fun to get your bearings. But you have to take your time. It needs a second try, I think. - Review: not so balanced. Not an easy sipper.
Review by Jussi Piirainen
On the nose: Woody, vanilla, sugarcane and agricole notes are on the back. Its got a red fruit note, almost like a light winecask note. Very round and elegant. Abv is integrated perfectly. Taste: Warm and spicy peppery at first. Woody notes and vanilla notes come in. Hints of agricole and floral notes pop up here and there. Little bit of cocoa notes. Pleasantly dry and nicely balanced. Finish: Woody, tobacco and vegetal notes come in first. Roasted. Cocoa notes. Pleasantly warm and dry. Quite rich finish actually. I really enjoyed sipping this rum and i think this is my very first dram from Dillon distillery. Very good stuff from nosing to finish
Review by Djehey
Elegant nose on the jam of red fruits. The alcohol is well integrated. Very greedy, we have the impression to drink a "black forest" (chocolate cake and cherries in brandy) with a very woody side.Final in the continuity which is going to turn on coffee.Good bottle at an excellent price.
Review by Fabrice Rouanet
This Dillon brut de fût is a magnificent aromatic experience. Very richly aromatic on the nose and palate, with a superbly pleasant finish, this is a top-of-the-range old agricultural rum!
Review by kondgab
Vanilla, fruits, chocolate and woody. Glue also in the nose
Review by Schnapsschuesse
Needs some air to breathe, but is then quite quickly tame. Chocolate and dried fruit on the nose, followed by a rich portion of glue. The taste is pure bombast. After a short rest, there's lots of intense flavors with very well integrated alcohol. Warm but not pungent. Overall quite spicy, only slightly sweet and especially strong in dark chocolate. Relatively edgy of course as an Agricole, but that works splendidly here. Towards the end slightly salty and fresh with sugar cane.
Review by Beaureve
Nose: Very woody. Also fruit notes and vanilla. There are also agricole notes. Definitely needs quite some time in the glass to open up. Taste: Like the nose (lots of wood, fruit and vanilla). Also spicy and clearly agricole notes at the back. You notice the 62% but I don't find it disturbing. Finish: Long Needs time. Very tasty.
Review by Émile Shevek
Provocative nose with red fruits, dried fruits, chocolate and roasted/toasted. On the palate it’s intense and a bit pungent, with marked notes of roasted hazelnuts, then spices and again red fruits, tobacco and forest. Medium and persistent finish.
Review by Morgan Garet
From nose to finish, it's excellent, with a precious woodiness, a huge basket of fruit, vanilla, caramel and spices - in short, everything you need for a great rum, and all for less than 100e👌🏼.
Review by passlemix
A lively nose that develops a lot. A rum a bit acidic at times on the palate with a strong concentration of aromas, woody at the forefront but not only that, fruits, candies, spices. A very nice Martinican that lives up to all its promises and has little to envy from the other BDFs of the island. Bring us some more whenever you want 😊
Review by Andi
Beautiful Agricole at cask strength. But also slnicht really what super awesome what would move me to buy.
Review by Buddudharma
Beautiful Agricole in barrel strength.
Review by Barnagricole
Powerful on the palate
Review by Wernie
Great Agricole. It needs time to open up, then the nose fills with all kinds of berry fruits and great spice. The taste packs a punch, the 62% are well present, it warms nicely. The spicy, woody aromas take over, bitter chocolate is constantly present here. A few drops of water might not hurt, but I haven't tried. It lingers quite long. I think I need a bottle.;-) 👍🏻
Review by Lot-NAS
I think I have to look for a bottle, really great stuff!
Review by Jeremy C
Slightly floral nose but very woody at the same time Unmatched power!!! I love it Very present woodiness Slight bitterness afterwards The 62* are perfectly integrated Very good barrel work
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2 critics scored it, averaging 8.7/10. Reviews from RumX's blog partners, independent experts who have tasted, evaluated, and described this rum.
Expert review by The Dunder Hut
Quite s trong start. But there is a not perfect integration. And gets really one sided late in the tasting. It is a really good single cask but i dont get the hype around this bottling. But maybe it is just not my cup of tea.
Expert review by Le Blog À Roger
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Community paid 79–106 €.
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Details about Dillon Brut de fût 2013
A Rhum Agricole AOC from Martinique, distilled by Dillon, at 62%.
About the Dillon distillery
The Dillon distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Dillon have been reviewed 666 times with an average of 7.8/10.
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