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Bielle Rhum Premium Ambre
Sipped neat it reads like a lightly-aged agricole: fresh sugarcane up front, then bitter orange peel, a little wood and spice, and a dry, faintly herbal finish. Several tasters call it a good "introduction to agricole" — the cane still shines through one year in oak. One member flags it as too hot and bitter, so heat tolerance varies.
The community says- Fresh cane character
- Bitter orange notes
- Keep in mind: Short finish
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How does Bielle Rhum Premium Ambre taste?
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Light agricole, cane and bitter orange Most find it a fresh, easy agricole with cane, bitter citrus and light wood — a gentle entry point. A few wish for higher ABV or find it too bitter and hot.
People wanting an easy, cane-forward agricole to learn the style
Anyone who dislikes bitter citrus or wants richer, older wood
Style & occasion: Fresh & grassyMature & oakySipping neat
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Is it right for you?
Yes, if you're after characterful, fresh, grassy rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
67 community reviews
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22 selected written reviews
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Review by Vincent D
Most helpful positive review
Very round and sweet nose. Almost vanilla. I thought of a molasses rum. The taste has nothing to do with the smell: very bitter citrus, then wood, green and young. It ends on a very sweet cane note. On aeration, strong coffee smell. Lemon, wood still, then a soft and sweet finish. Nice discovery. Edit 2026: I had the chance to taste this rum again and I find it excellent today. I definitely like these wood-aged ones where you enjoy fresh cane and the first wood notes. Very nice.
Review by Dim Itri
Most helpful critical review
A fairly complex nose for a young rum, you can really feel the cane from the ESB. It's a bit vanilla, some spice notes, and a slight woodiness. On the palate, it's a cold shower! The alcohol is way too present, it burns the palate, it's too bitter. The finish keeps the bitterness from the palate. In conclusion, this young rum is a rum to smell.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
26.09-28.09.2026 Whisky Live Paris. ------ RETASTING ------ The price matches pretty well what you get in my mind. The nose is fresh and fruity with spices, wood and cane. Leave the empty glass for a while and whif it again to get clearer flavours. The palate is fresh, woody and fruity with cane, nuts and cane. You can detect the Agricole notes on the palate after it has rested for a while. The finish is medium long with wood, dried fruit and spices.
Review by Sven
Intense aromas for just one year of maturation. Smells of wood, caramel, citrus marmalade but also a fresh, herbal hint of eucalyptus. The taste has the same aromas as the nose plus a certain sweetness. Delicious bottling with an intense flavor, I like it. Bought in Bordeaux in 2023. Would never have blindly guessed one year maturation, but rather VSOP.
Review by Christoph
Initially rather sweet like citrus marmalade which then turns sour in the finish with strong herbal sugar cane notes.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A friendly, open amber Bielle, with sweet spices, light green notes (cane) and citrus fruits on the nose. A typical agricultural rum. The attack on the palate is equally balanced. Woody, spicy notes take the lead, but are soon overtaken by exotic fruits, a touch of caramel and more planty, floral notes on the finish. A dry, fresh and smooth rum. The finish, of decent length, lingers unsurprisingly on wood, a few spices (nutmeg), citrus (lemon) and the bitterness provided by the vegetal profile. A good rum with good fundamentals, but a little expensive.
Review by Jarek
Catch-up rum depot tasting. Still promising on the nose, too woody on the palate and not a hit overall.
Review by Eric Frechin
You can easily tell it's a Bielle. It is very close to the white with a slight roundness brought by the cask. I found a spicy nose, slightly floral, very light woody caramel. Palate rather lively. Finish short to medium.
Review by Nicofr
A nice rum, quite young (1 year) but with tasty woody notes, caramel and citrus. A fairly smooth and easy to approach rum, the alcohol is already well integrated, good value for money.
Review by Christian Rudt
Very versatile Agricole. From bitter orange at the start, almond pastry on the palate, a decent bitterness, and finally licorice, cucumber, and much more. Great Agricole. Very exciting.
Review by TheJackDrop
Not enough memory for a description, it was overall very smooth, almost too much.
Review by Rowald Sweet Empire
Very woody/woodjuice. Some paint, not unpleasant. Nothing mindblowing but not boring and pretty tasty. Second taste: a lot more orange and orange peel/bitters. Better!
Review by Werner10
Easy to drink and nice taste but a higher abv would be better i think.
Review by Maxime Leclerc 🇨🇵
Particular, good but really particular.
Review by Benoit Mahe
A very fruity and sweet rum. You find walnut and cocoa.
Review by Martin Švojgr
Nah, this didn't suit my taste at all.
Review by ElReyTristan
Flattering nose but too little roundness.
Review by Sylvain44
A rum not so simple after all, fruity and a bit spicy, the wood is not very present. This rum is good! Especially if you buy it at the price of Guadeloupe!
Review by N’ours
Unbeatable value for money.
Review by Pascal Gwada
Original, especially for a pale rum.
Review by Richard Krupa
Light agricole rum in which I clearly find burnt almonds first and then a light hint of spices, quickly replaced by a long bitter taste of orange peel.
Review by Matej
This rum should be in some starter pack for “Introduction to agricole rums”. Aroma is very elegant and gentle. I noticed vanilla, fruit and wood. There is hint of that agricole scent, nothing horrible everything has it own place. Taste is very sweet and again elegant and gantle. I tried to decide if it is vanilla or sugarcane (sugarcane wins this round). I noticed some spice and wood, but overall this rum is very light (in a good way). Finish unfortunately is short but very interesting with flavors like bitter, there arr some sweet flavors and in my opinion there is hint of apple. Overall pretty nice rum and to be honest great agricole that I would gladly drink again sometimes.
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100 bottles logged by 82 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
34% opened, 10 emptied.
What does Bielle Rhum Premium Ambre cost?
Community paid 30–66 €.
Current best price: 55.90 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 56 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
100 purchased · 74 tasted · 18 wishlist · as of
Details about Bielle Rhum Premium Ambre
A Rhum Agricole from Marie Galante, distilled by Bielle, at 45%.
About the Bielle distillery
The Bielle distillery is located in Marie Galante. Rums from Bielle have been reviewed 4,574 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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