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Trois Rivières Cannes Brûlées
Opinion lands all over the place on this one: some call it a smart, technical agricole, others find it a fun curiosity that wears thin fast. The hook is the smoke — cane burnt before harvest gives a real charred, almost Mezcal-like note over classic sugarcane, citrus and grassy freshness. It reads dry and mineral, with herbs on the finish. Different, and not for everyone.
The community says- Unique burnt-cane note
- Fresh, dry agricole
- But: Smoke can tire
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How does Trois Rivières Cannes Brûlées taste?
Summarized by AI from community reviews.
Smoky, dry agricole with burnt-cane character A genuinely unusual agricole — burnt cane and smoke on a dry, citrusy base. Several find it clever; others enjoy the surprise but say the novelty fades.
Agricole fans curious about smoky, Mezcal-like rums
Anyone wanting sweet, fruity or classic agricole
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neatCocktails & mixing
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48 community reviews
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by Insta: spiritofbernard 🇫🇷
Most helpful positive review
A highly technical rhum agricole that clearly has smoky notes comparable to a Mezcal. It offers many cocktail options with bitter or even chocolate bases. For my taste, I'll stick to 1 glass if I have to drink it as a Ti Punch, but it's a real innovation, using ancestral techniques. For once, marketing is at the service of consumer curiosity, and that's worth noting.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Most helpful mixed review
26.06.2025 Retasting and still pretty good when looking at the price tag. ----------------- #5092 Saturday 24.01.2025 - 26.01.2025 A nice weekend in my sisters summerhouse with old friends and colleagues tasting a lot of rums. I can only recommend like we did, no phones allowed and then only music in the background 😊 Colour Pale straw. Nose Fresh, sugarcane, light citrus, faint floral, light vegetal, faint smoke, light herbs. Palate Round, fresh, light herbal, light smoke, citrus, light oily, sugarcane, light spicy, medium dry. Finish Medium to long, light sugarcane, faint smoke, citrus, light mineral, light herbs. Empty glass Sugarcane, gerbs, faint floral, light vegetal.
Review by Timo Groeger
Here we have a solid Agricole. The nose is of course Agricole and citrus fruits as well as vegetal. On the palate, sugar cane also comes to the fore. Mixed with cola, this rum makes an excellent summer drink.
Review by Johannes
Good, but rather simple, somewhat flat base product. Not very fruity, rather grassy notes.
Review by Michael Ihmels 🇩🇪
An exciting Trois Rivieres. Naturally, the agricole is predominant. But very distinct notes of sugarcane can also be recognized. On the finish, you can taste herbs. Surely also good to drink as a Cuba Libre.
Review by TheJackDrop
"Pas mon style , mais je pense qu'il faut que je le re goute. C’est léger, assez minéral. En resume, mes notes de degutation : Au nez : Eau-de-vie de fruits En bouche : Fumé, Bois jeunes La finale plutot orientee vers : Minéral"
Review by Émile Shevek
On the nose vegetable, citrus, burnt sugar, butter, vanilla, and mezcal On the palate it has a unique burnt/carbonized taste that I had never heard before (it is not roasted, toasted or smoked, but really burnt/carbonized, given by the fact that the canes are burnt before harvesting), with peat, vegetables, legumes, umami, mezcal, some citrus and pepper on the finish. In the empty glass burnt and aged cheese (smoked provolone)
Review by Pascal Gwada
A curiosity. Beautiful original bottle, and VERY original juice. The label says "slightly smoky profile," no, it's very very smoky... nice in itself but not for long. Could be interesting in mixology. In tasting, after the surprise, there's no interest.
Review by Wagnerlicious
Interesting Agricole. In the nose the classic Agricole notes (grassy, citrus) with smoky note. Taste-wise, friends of créme brulée will get their money's worth. In the aftertaste, the smoky note remains dominant at first, which is then replaced by the gruesome citrus notes. Exciting variety.
Review by Montana
The aroma is fresh and fruity, sugar cane, a little woody. In the mouth comes first the fresh Agricole flavor, then joins also some smoke and wood, very pleasant. The finish is dry and smoky with a good length. A successful Agricole!
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
super weird! Pear, mirabelle and burnt hay and sawdust on the nose, in the taste then much smokier and baconier than expected. some tobacco and burnt hay, as well as black lemons. in the finish then again pear, heavily toasted Limousin oak, very mineral and lots of nutmeg, pepper and ginger. all in all very dry and could use a little more %. exciting experiment! Quite drinkable but not necessarily mine ...
Review by N’ours
Very special but enjoyable
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121 bottles logged by 111 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
34% opened, 13 emptied.
What did the community pay for Trois Rivières Cannes Brûlées?
Community paid 15–35 €.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 24 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
121 purchased · 51 tasted · 16 wishlist · as of
Details about Trois Rivières Cannes Brûlées
A Rhum Agricole AOC from Martinique, distilled by Trois Rivières, at 43%.
About the Trois Rivières distillery
The Trois Rivières distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Trois Rivières have been reviewed 1,942 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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