The Longueteau House has gradually built up an excellent reputation in the Guadeloupean rum sector, producing some of the best vintages representative of this region.A family and independent operation, founded in 1895...This year, it has launched a daring enterprise: to popularize agricultural rums, by delivering a "fun" and modern version of them accessible to all in supermarkets. The Papillon brand is the result of this innovative experiment.We discover here the second reference: after the white rum, here is the amber rum! Papillon Freespirit, is its name, which refers to the nickname given to the island of Guadeloupe.The nose evokes scents of citrus fruits, in particular orange, accompanied by spices such as cinnamon or star anise. In the palate, we find these same fla...
The Longueteau House has gradually built up an excellent reputation in the Guadeloupean rum sector, producing some of the best vintages representative of this region.
A family and independent operation, founded in 1895...
This year, it has launched a daring enterprise: to popularize agricultural rums, by delivering a "fun" and modern version of them accessible to all in supermarkets. The Papillon brand is the result of this innovative experiment.
We discover here the second reference: after the white rum, here is the amber rum! Papillon Freespirit, is its name, which refers to the nickname given to the island of Guadeloupe.
The nose evokes scents of citrus fruits, in particular orange, accompanied by spices such as cinnamon or star anise. In the palate, we find these same flavors, completed by a greedy vanilla.
A very good amber rum, as only Longueteau has the secret, presented in a bottle with a pure, colorful and original design!
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TASTING NOTESNOSE : A captivating fragrance of fresh pear, melting and caramelised, reminiscent of a warm pear tart straight from the oven. A fruity sweetness reminiscent of fresh orchards, capturing the essence of the pear in all its forms.PALATE: A delicate sensation combining sweetness and freshness, where the pear reveals an exquisite suppleness. The caramelized notes blend harmoniously with a light rum which, while adding depth and complexity, enhances the texture and balances the whole for an accessible and unforgettable experience.FINISH : A long and enveloping finish, marked by intense flavors of aged rum and stewed pears, blossoming with spicy and gourmet nuances. Pastry and caramelized pear notes complete this refined persistence.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE Burst of fresh pomelo, calamansi and dalandan zest, rounded by juniper berries.
PALATE Development of sweet and silky citrus with complex and earthy nuances of alpinia, ginger, and fresh pepper spices.
FINISH Crisp and refreshing, lit up by a pleasant, lingering warmth.
TASTING NOTES :
NOSE: Raisins, figs, milk chocolate, cinnamon.
PALATE: Spices on white fruits, peaches, apricots, and honey.
FINISH: Vanilla, honey, and lemon zest.
Etsu Double Orange has been macerated for seven days using traditional botanicals such as orange zest, juniper berries, licorice root, angelica and coriander. After maceration, only the gin is distilled without the botanicals, allowing the oils to infuse. Only after the distillation process is fresh mountain spring water added, giving this gin its fresh taste
The star of "bleutiful" aperitifs! An aperitif crafted through the maceration of green anise, star anise, and licorice, inspired by the blue skies of Provence and the Mediterranean. Provence is the only place in the world where the aperitif combines the sea, gastronomy, and the art of living with sport, thanks to pétanque. The aperitif thus becomes a unique moment that brings together friends and family, where several generations gather to share convivial moments enriched by the charm Marcel Pagnol has accustomed us to.
The Longueteau House has gradually built up an excellent reputation in the Guadeloupean rum sector, producing some of the best vintages representative of this region.A family and independent operation, founded in 1895...This year, it has launched a daring enterprise: to popularize agricultural rums, by delivering a "fun" and modern version of them accessible to all in supermarkets. The Papillon brand is the result of this innovative experiment.We discover here the second reference: after the white rum, here is the amber rum! Papillon Freespirit, is its name, which refers to the nickname given to the island of Guadeloupe.The nose evokes scents of citrus fruits, in particular orange, accompanied by spices such as cinnamon or star anise. In the palate, we find these same fla...