Trois Rivières Bois D'Inde

Review by Stefan Persson

Most helpful positive review

Stefan Persson

May 2025801 reviewsSweden

8.9/10

Bois d’Inde is one of the three rivers crossing the Plantation. The two others have also a Rhum named after them. Info from TR state that the plantations geographic location gives their Rhums a special character and rich flavors. The sugar cane grows in clay soils and their roots bathe in sea water. This is said giving a high sugar content and a remarkable diverse flavor profile. It’s a blend of eleven great vintages including the very rare 1979. It’s very smooth, subtle, rich, complex and elegant Rhum with a rather long finish. It will not disappoint anyone that likes Agricole.

Review by zabo

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zabo

Dec 20251,990 reviewsGermany

7.9/10

Well, it basically brings everything you’d expect. The low alcohol makes it more of an easy sipper. I don’t find it insanely complex and the finish a bit too short.

Review by LukaŽiga

LukaŽiga

Jul 20261,526 reviewsGermany

8.4/10

8,5:On the nose, sugarcane with honeycomb, flowery grassy, sweet, roasted oak with praline, cocoa, nuts, vanilla, caramel, red fruits with cherry, citrus, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, it becomes peppery, anise is out, the cane is mineral, herbaceous, fresh with tea, yellow fruits arise, some leather. 8,4:On the palate, the attack is mild, elegant with sweet sugar cane, candied, slightly fermented, herbaceous, flowery, mineral, later minty, grassy, roasted wood with cocoa, caramel, roasted nuts, spicy with anise, allspice, vanilla, pepper and tons of fruits:yellow, citrus, green, currants, pineapple, grapes. 8,2:The finish is medium long, dry, tannic, with earthy sugarcane, mineral, grassy, flowery, vegetal, pairing roasted oak, spicy, nutty and red fruits, banana, raisins.