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Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 2 2023
Peaches and canned stone fruit lead the nose here, backed by vanilla, orange and toasted oak — a properly elegant aged Martinique agricole. The recurring theme is that the nose outshines the palate: at 45.9% several tasters find it thins out, the wood steps forward and the fruit fades. Still a lovely, complex sipper — just don't expect the punch a few more degrees would bring.
The community says- Gorgeous fruity nose
- Complex and layered
- But: Thins on palate
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How does Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 2 2023 taste?
Aggregated from 52 community reviews.
Elegant aged agricole, nose beats the palate Most agree it's a fine, complex aged agricole with a gorgeous nose; the common gripe is the palate turns thin and woody, wishing for a couple more degrees.
fans of aged, elegant Martinique agricole
anyone wanting bold, high-proof intensity
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87% rate it 8 or higher. 20 selected write-ups from 52 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
Most helpful positive review
Parallel tasting with Dame Jeanne #1, which I had already tasted and rated at the time with 88 points, this assessment remains the same. Dame Jeanne #2 is more mineral and less fruity on the nose and flatter on the palate than #1. The lower alcohol content is noticeable here. Especially against this background, I find the price, which has been significantly increased once again compared to #1, very questionable and cannot recommend buying a whole bottle - a nice sample will do. Update 2024-04-18: I must apologize. In this second tasting (which concludes the small tasting today), I like the rum enough. This time I taste a delicious mixture of heavy fruit bread and Werther's Echten. Simply delicious.
Review by zabo
Most helpful mixed review
Unfortunately, lady number 2 did not convince me. It is still very inviting on the nose and arouses curiosity for more. But unfortunately, in my opinion, it can't hold its own. In the mouth, the wood/barrel predominates and the agricole overpowers the subtle aromas that I perceived on the nose. In addition, it is very thin/watered down and the finish is very short and meaningless, which lingers in the memory.
Review by Rodolphe
Let's take the time to taste this beautiful bottle. A fine, elegant agricole. With notes of orange mingling with a complex, greedy woodiness. The nose is really very pleasant. On the palate, it's more wood than candied fruit, particularly spicy. This is really a very good Martinique Agricole rum. The price is a little high, however, which is a pity.
Review by Lot-NAS
Really nice with all the pieces, wood, vanilla and some fruits. In comparison with the first release I find the nose to be more complex and intense. But on the palate the lower abv (45 / 48,3%) is clearly a disadvantage. The vanilla is much more present and the spices aren’t. At moments it feels a little bit too diluted and ends a little bit and kind of boring. To cut a long story short, I prefer the first release a bit (8,9) and the second only comes in close (8,7) because of it’s opulent and more complex nose.
Review by Serge
Insanely beautiful nose with extremely many fruity notes of fresh and candied fruits. Orange is very prominent, but also lots of stone fruit and tropical fruit. Also spices and a surprising freshness. More spices and less lush fruit on the palate. It's also really too thin for me ... there's a little less alcohol than in the first version. Still very good, but not as great as the nose
Review by LukaŽiga
9,5:On the nose, the first impression we get is a very impressive, tempting, balanced rum with juicy peaches, candied fruits, vanilla and pleasant wood, French wine touch. Sugar cane is tasty and mineral, caramelized. A nice representative of an agricole. Milk chocolate and roasted nuts add to very attractive first face of this rum. When we air it, the complexity is shown with new faces of it once in a while, as the fruits are now tropical, some sweet spices and floral notes mark the presence. It becomes a bit tanninic. New markers are also vegetal notes with tea, grass, medicinal with a touch of polish which is well integrated in the mix.We are going towards another face with more darker side with mocha, chocolate fudge, burnt sugar, toasted oak, peanuts, peanutbutter as the feeling is syrupy. After well rest, we could add another layer of notes as cocoa, hazelnut, a whiff of mint, orange peel and dried fruits. A man could hardly find so round, tempting, hedonistic rum on the nose.... 8,8:On the palate, the attack is very agricole like with spiciness, mineral sugar cane, caramelized and tea, the darker side is very present with some medicinal notes, mocha, chocolate, fudge, roasted nuts, is woody, dry, vegetal with olive, basil, complemented with cocoa, vanilla and nuts. Now we could notice some bourbon touch with yellow fruits, there is red wine nicely woven into the darker notes of this complex rum. Another layer of notes is stronger with nice rest with candied fruits, is citrusy, there is some orange peel. Some notes that crawl randomly in are some mint, brine and leather. Inspite of all this notes, the picture of the rum is intact as it is very round, balanced and tasty. 8,7:The finish is a long agricole with mineral sugar cane, orange, woody and nutty, chocolate, roasted , there are dried fruits, a bit astringent, dry, tea, olive, some spiciness and some leathery touch for a tasty happy end. Cheers 🍾🥂.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#4668 24.03.2024 Sitting at home relaxing well knowing that I'll be off next week 😊 Nose Fresh, balanced, wood, light roasted, orange, plum, spices. Palate Balanced, complex, wood, light roasted, spices, light orange, light caramel, light grass, prunes. Finish Medium to long, complex, wood, orange, faint caramel, light citrus. This is a very nice blend and I'm still hunting a bottle that isn't too expensive. The empty glass has light chocolate, faint tobacco and nutmeg.
Review by RumTaTa
Recht dunkel im Glas mit vielen mittelgroßen Tränen, die schöne Vorhänge an der Glaswand bilden. Nase: eindrucksvoll intensiv mit Holz, dunklen Trockenfrüchten und natürlich Agrikolecharakter. Mir gefallen vor alles die süßen Trockenfrüchte und die harmonische Holznote. Am Gaumen viel Gras und Fass aber auch wieder karemelisierte Früchte und Würze. Hier kommt die Zeit im Fass schon deutlich zur Geltung. Der mittellange Nachklang tendiert leicht ins Bittere mit sehr viel Fass. Ich habe nach wie vor meine Schwierigkeiten mit gelagerten Rums des französischen Stils - dieser gefällt mir an der Nase an besten, Gaumen und Nachklang sind für meinen Geschmack schon recht holzig bzw. bitter. Insgesamt aber trotzdem sehr gut.
Review by Portman
For me, it seamlessly continues the quality of No. 1. Even more floral and fresh on the nose. Very carefully blended, typical J.M aromas, wonderfully matched. Fruity, a little herbal, little wood, just the right sweetness, warm finish.
Review by Alex1981
Gentle nose with a nice balance of fruits, wood and a grassy freshness. Some light spices in the background. Creamy mouthfeel with grassy vegetal notes, less fruits and more spices. Clearly agricol. Not bad but a bit underwhelming. Could need some higher abv. Short-medium finish on the rather grassy/spicy side.
Review by Timo Groeger
Ja man, richtig geschrieben. Dies ist auch ein geiler Rum. Nase jedenfalls vielversprechend. Vanille und etwas Fass. Am Gaumen dann ebenfalls viel Holz und ein wenig Vanille sowie ein klein wenig Orange. Verdammt lecker.
Review by Thunderbird
La Dame Jeanne the 2nd and it doesn't really convince me. I still find the nose very good. A nice, ample fruitiness of cherry, apricot and other stone fruits... very pleasant. This gave me hope for an intense palate. Unfortunately, this expectation was not fulfilled. Unfortunately, it loses out very clearly here. The dilution did not do it any good. The fruit is almost non-existent, it spreads out softly and only a little caramel, barrel and light spice are noticeable. It lacks a certain complexity. The finish is also not particularly pronounced. After a while, the classic agricole aromas assert themselves.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A very fine blend from JM, confirming release after release the quality and prestige of the house. The nose is very elegant and aromatic. Spices are dominant but not aggressive, with vanilla, nutmeg, cinnamon and pepper. There are also roasted notes of wood and hazelnut. Fruits gain in intensity with aeration, taking over with citrus (orange), exotic fruits (pineapple, banana), yellow fruits (peach, apricot) and candied fruits. A little floral breeze grazes the nostrils too. A super profile that awakens the sense of smell. On the palate, aromatic finesse is the order of the day. Spices are abundant (cloves, pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon) but once again, very well controlled, without overwhelming the palate. Hazelnut, candied fruit and caramel add to the greediness. The fruit is radiant: peach, pineapple and orange put on a truly colorful show. While a slight lack of alcohol could be criticized, resulting in a slightly watery texture, the resulting rum is nonetheless of the highest quality. The finish is long, spicy, slightly vegetal and always accompanied by that fruity sweetness, that slightly sweet roundness and a slightly more bitter woodiness. The aftertaste is opulent and unctuous, uncomplicated and harmonious. A superb bottling that deserves all its praise.
Review by Jarek
Im direkten Vergleich zu No. 1 gefällt mir die Nase hier besser. Komplexer, fruchtiger, runder. Sehr schön! Am Gaumen gefällt mir No. 1 doch besser. No. 2 ist im ersten Moment etwas „dünner“, die Frucht gerät innden Hintergrund und das Holz dominiert mir erwas zu sehr. Trotzdem eine tolle Abfüllung aus dem Hause J.M Nachtrag: nochmals zusammen mit No. 1 und No. 3 verkostet. Insgesamt bestätigt sich der erste Eindruck.
Review by Chrischi78
Nun ja, schöner gereifter Agricole aber doch wenig überraschend. Es fehlen ihn auch ein wenig die Prozente um ein grosser zu sein. Am prägnantesten ist die Note von bitterer Orange. Hier hat überraschend ein Sample für mich gereicht. Da gibt es (preislich) beeindruckendere Alternativen
Review by Giorgio Garotti
Una percentuale molto alta del blend che lo compone fatta di rum sopra i 20 anni! A mio gusto personale quando si riduce di grado dei rum con così tanti anni in botte c’è sempre il pericolo che il legno sia predominante e questo purtroppo è quello che è successo qui! Nella degustazione e nel finale ha una pronunciata amarezza data dal legno che mi infastidisce un po’!
Review by Beancheese
This is a really nice rum. The nose is fantastic, bursting with fruitiness, reminiscent of canned peaches, and the wood influence. It really makes you want to have taste and has a freshness and vibrancy to it. The palate is more subdued than the nose and the low abv makes this an easy supper, but it’s still quite nice. You immediately get the wood and vanilla and it is followed with some spice, citrus and stone fruit, all with some caramel sweetness. One could argue it’s a little flat but I think this is possibly the best easy drinking, smooth and suave sipper I have tried in the rum world. You could win over drinkers of fine cognac with this if they had a blindfold on.
Review by Schnubbii
Great nose, I find mirabelle plums, peach and pastry! After a little time in the glass, the pastry aromas come to the fore a little more. Bright yellow fruit on the palate, again pastry and some spice. Very round, balanced and complex. Really beautiful. The finish is then medium-long and the Agricole DNA is also evident here with light grassy notes. For me, a very good representative of mature Agricole, only the issue price is a little high in my opinion for what is on offer.
Review by bur2000
Beim Riechen am Glas ein Eindruck von Orange und vor allem ein fast chemischer Geruch, der mich zunächst an Kerzenwachs erinnert. Mit längerem Stehen dann deutlich Mohn, Mohnbrötchen mit Weißmehl und Hefe. Interessant, wie unterschiedlich Gerüche wahrgenommen werden... Eslässt sich auch Leder entdecken. Im Mund ist er holzig, aber auch mit gewissen floralen Noten und Orange. Der Alkohol ist für nur 45% im Mund eher präsent. Der Abgang bringt einen mittelmäßig lange anhaltenden, in Richtung Parfüm gehenden Vanillegeschmack und etwas pflanzliches. Ein Tropfen Wasser auf das fast leere Glas lässt einem Leder entgegenschlagen, man fühlt sich wie im Schuhladen. Nicht schlecht und ganz angenehm zu trinken, aber der Preis ist dafür deutlich überzogen. Edit: im Nachhinein um 0,2 erhöht, weil die Nase durchaus spannend ist, aber "sehr gut" finde ich ihn einfach nicht. Das liegt vor allem am präsenten Alkohol trotz des geringen ABV #19:250122
Review by Master P
Sanfte Nase mit einer schönen Balance von Früchten, Holz und einer grasigen Frische. Einige leichte Gewürze im Hintergrund. Cremiges Mundgefühl mit grasigen pflanzlichen Noten, weniger Früchten und mehr Gewürzen. Eindeutig Agricol. Nicht schlecht, aber ein bisschen zu wenig überzeugend. Könnte etwas mehr Alkohol vertragen. Kurzer bis mittlerer Abgang, Alkoholeinbing ist ok.
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Details about Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 2 2023
A Rhum Agricole AOC from Martinique, distilled by Rhum J.M, at 45,9%.
Community purchases
137 bottles logged by 108 collectors.
A collector's bottle.
5% opened, 4 emptied and repurchased.
What did the community pay for Rhum J.M La Dame Jeanne Numéro 2 2023?
Community paid 220–270 €.
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