Description

Longueteau VS

Longueteau VS Rhum Vieux Agricole is a mixture of “agricultural roe” that is at least 3 years old. The storage has taken place in oak barrels that have previously contained brandy. Longueteau VS Rhum Vieux Agricole has a scent of vanilla and coffee, while the taste offers wooden notes and dried fruit.

Longueteau was founded in 1895 in the French archipelago of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean. Henri Longueteau acquired the property Le Domaine De Marquisat De Sante-Marie, in 1890, where the property’s former owner Marquise of Santa-Marie, due to a great penchant for gambling, was forced to divest the property to pay off a gambling debt.

Longueteau VS

Henri Longueteau did not know at the time what the property was for but was told by the seller that he could pay continuously when deciding what the property was for. Today, rum has been produced on the property for more than 120 years.

The decision to start space production in the old sugar rafinaderi dropped Henri very naturally. Today, Longueteau is the only 100% self-sufficient distillery on Guadeloupe and is run by 4 generations in the family.

Enjoy it with a great Cuban or New World Cigar!