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Toucan Saint Maurice No. 4
Curious drinkers who like young, raw agricole-style cane juice will find the most here — grassy, sharp, with lemon, fresh cane and a woody finish. Barely a year old, and it tastes like it: many compare it to an unaged white agricole or even homemade schnaps. The reduction to 40% leaves it feeling thin and boozy, more spirit than polished sipper.
The community says- Fresh grassy cane
- But: Sharp and boozy
- But: Thin body
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How does Toucan Saint Maurice No. 4 taste?
Aggregated from 106 community reviews.
Young, sharp, grassy French Guiana cane spirit Divisive and mostly underwhelming. Fans of raw, grassy young cane juice see promise, but most tasters find it sharp, flat and too alcohol-forward, with scores ranging from love-it to poured down the sink.
People who enjoy raw, young agricole-style cane juice
Anyone wanting a smooth, balanced neat sipper
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How is Toucan Saint Maurice No. 4 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 5.7 sits in the “Average” band. 9% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 28% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
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What does the community say?
58% rate it below 6. 19 selected write-ups from 106 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Patrik Onderka
Very young agricole, a 4-year barrel crude (the first old rum from the Toucan brand). It’s my first rum from French Guyana. An interesting nose, a little sharp at the beginning and very average in taste.
Review by Stefan Persson
It’s a very young Agricole. The short aging in ex Armagnac barrels is made in Toulouse, France. The aroma is quite nice, then it’s sharp at first in mouth, but after a while the tastes becomes more like the aroma and stays so during the rather long finish.
Review by epicsune 🇸🇪
Sample no.15 of the 24 days of rum calendar 2022. This is not my cup of tea, same fermented wine/tequila nose and palate as other agricole rums.
Review by Johannes
Tastes like an unaged white Agricole.
Review by rum_sk
Taking a few points down after retaste and never again. 15th sample of a 24 days of rum calendar. 👃 is a 👎 for me. My sample had a weird stain on the inside of the bottle that got cleaned when the bottle was moved around leaving the rum a little foggy. It smells like a home made schnaps, booze, pálenka. Reminded me of my grandfather's slivovica made of plums. Almost 1:1. Tongue is a bit better, speck of sweetness, taste of home made schnaps too, fruity distillate underlinded by sharp taste of weird grassy rotten thing that I cannot describe. Not the worst but not the best rum either, definitely interesting though. It also reminds me of Johnie Walker Red Label that I fucking hate from the bottom of my soul. This is better but there is that awful taste and smell of ,,used wet sock,, or ,,used dental swab from the wound of tooth extraction,,.
Review by Tyler Griffith
Decent agricole. Don't know how much I would sip this, but its bright, grassy notes could add an interesting dynamic to a cocktail. Smells like a wine.
Review by Timo Groeger
I don't think this rum is so bad, judging by the reviews I expected worse. It has a fruity note on the nose and palate. The finish is too long for me personally and the alcohol is too obvious.
Review by Motvind
Gräs, lite örter, frukt och vanilj i doften. Smaken är skarp, torr och gräsig.
Review by Rumpalumpa
Unfortunately, I still don't like the French style that much. This one is also very dry and is dominated by herbal notes. However, fresh fruit is also present, albeit with less flavor.
Review by Pascal Gwada
Boooof.... A pale yellow color like white wine, a fresh nose without more, a very flat mouth on lemon and then... that's it. Advent calendar 2022.
Review by MJ72
Fruity basic aroma, fallen fruit and solvent, rather flat overall. Vanilla with light wood and coconut. Short and flat finish.
Review by Lutz Lungershausen
not a neat sipper for me, but certainly good in fruity mixes
Review by Jonas Kofod
Somewhat sharp and unbalanced. I miss some dark spices or other character to balance out the bitterness.
Review by Robert Mallander
The first one I actually emptied into the sink...
Review by TheJackDrop
Rather interesting, but not necessarily to my taste. Woody finish
Review by Ma_Lau
too much alcohol. like a vodka nose
Review by Morgan Garet
Fresh nose with cane and lemon, on the palate the cane is always present with grape and banana in turn. The strong reduction is very damaging.
Review by Rado Vito
Nope, I don´t like this rum and I tried it twice (in 3 years). It is something in the middle between agricole and molasses rums. Smell is weak, taste is boring. Drink Depaz or something else, which is worthy to buy.
Review by Kamil Křenek
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Avg. community purchase price 45 €
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Details about Toucan Saint Maurice No. 4
A Rhum Agricole from GuyanaFrench, bottled by Toucan, at 40%.
Community purchases
40 bottles logged by 40 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
50% opened, 4 emptied and repurchased.
What did the community pay for Toucan Saint Maurice No. 4?
Community paid 31–52 €.
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40 purchased · 117 tasted · 15 wishlist · as of
About the Saint Maurice distillery
The Saint Maurice distillery is located in GuyanaFrench. Rums from Saint Maurice have been reviewed 248 times with an average of 6.5/10.
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