{"id":112728,"date":"2025-12-04T07:39:55","date_gmt":"2025-12-04T06:39:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rumporter.com\/?p=112728"},"modified":"2026-02-04T11:52:51","modified_gmt":"2026-02-04T10:52:51","slug":"the-editorial-teams-favorites-in-2025-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/rumporter.com\/en\/the-editorial-teams-favorites-in-2025-1\/","title":{"rendered":"The editorial team’s favorites in 2025 #1"},"content":{"rendered":"

It has become one of the highlights of the year: the Rumporter editorial team reveals its favorite vintages of 2025. Whether tasted on site, at a trade show, in a bar, or at home, these rums have inspired us and remain etched in our memories. Some were launched in 2025, others before, but all are worth trying. Raise your (tasting) glasses!<\/p>\n

By Adrien Bonetto, Javier Herrera, Fabien Humbert et Alexandre Vingtier<\/em><\/p>\n

Savana l\u2019Absolu 2025 – La R\u00e9union<\/h2>\n

\"Savana<\/p>\n

Here is another unique creation that only the Saint-Andr\u00e9 distillery knows how to make. This 2025 edition of the Absolu series is a blend of agricultural rum, traditional sugar cane rum… and great aroma. In a way, it is the quintessence of what the brand does best. This is also the first time that the distillery has brought together its three worlds. This 10-year-old rum offers incredible complexity, being both smooth and full-bodied. With notes of red berries, nuts, rancio, and fine wood, we recommend letting it breathe a little before drinking.<\/p>\n

70 cl – 58 % – 190 \u20ac<\/p>\n

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Isautier – Cuv\u00e9e anniversaire – La R\u00e9union<\/h2>\n

\"Isautier<\/p>\n

An agricultural rum from R\u00e9union aged for 18 years. In other words, a rarity (99% of rum produced in R\u00e9union is traditional sugar cane rum). It was the least they could do to celebrate the 180th anniversary of the Isautier distillery in style. This 2006 vintage agricultural rum is the product of 18 years of tropical aging in a single French oak barrel. It is surprisingly smooth despite its 65.4% alcohol content, provided you sip it slowly. Despite its age and barrel aging, it has retained a vegetal attack, but this is followed by aromas of exotic fruits, waxed wood, cigars, and spices. It’s worth pondering at length, and bravo to Marie Ferrand, the cellar master!<\/p>\n

70 cl – 65,4 % – 249 \u20ac<\/p>\n

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Dos Maderas origen Thailand – Tha\u00eflande<\/h2>\n

\"Dos<\/p>\n

This is the first edition in a series of exceptional rums from different countries, created by Williams & Humbert with Dos Maderas rum. Born in Thailand and aged for 12 years in bourbon barrels in its homeland, it then underwent a second maturation in Jerez in the Williams & Humbert cellars. This is a limited edition of only 4,000 bottles, created for those who appreciate character and seek authenticity; made for explorers of flavors and collectors of distinction. Williams & Humbert was founded in 1877 by Alexander Williams and Arthur Humbert, and acquired by the Medina family in the early 1990s. Williams & Humbert is one of the most recognized and prestigious producers of wines and spirits in the Jerez-X\u00e9r\u00e8s-Sherry Appellation of Origin. I really liked this rum and it really surprised me! It’s a rum that I recommend without hesitation, both for its design and for the excellent work done by Juan Jose Mesa, the production manager.<\/p>\n

70 cl – 47 % – 80 \u20ac<\/p>\n

Disponible chez Rhum Attitude<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Stade’s Rum Old Gregg Fusion – Barbade<\/h2>\n

\"\"\u00a0illustrates the art of blending by combining cane juice rum from the Harper sugar mill with molasses rum from Port Vale, the last sugar mill still in operation on the island. Both distillates are aged in Old Gregg pot stills dating from the early 20th century, before being aged and blended in Barbados. This marriage reveals a subtle palette where the herbaceous liveliness of cane rum intertwines with the deep richness of molasses, offering a vibrant and refined sensory experience. A rum that stands out from this company’s range, I highlight it for the novelty of this product, which is totally different from what you would taste in its country of origin.<\/p>\n

70 cl – 46 % – 69 \u20ac<\/p>\n

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Carnival Sun Juice – Cuv\u00e9e Marie – Martinique<\/h2>\n

\"Carnival<\/p>\n

Among the revelations of the beginning of this year, the \u201cCuv\u00e9e Marie\u201d by Carnival Sun Juice and Marie Tabarly stands out as a creation that is as luminous as it is inspired. Produced from the 2022 harvest at the Saint James distillery, this organic white rum captures all the freshness and liveliness of the cane. The bottle is adorned with Nicolas Ouchenir’s elegant signature. A rum that brings a breath of summer air all year round, to be enjoyed neat or in a Ti’ Punch.<\/p>\n

70 cl \u2013 53,5 % \u2013 58 \u20ac<\/p>\n

Available chez Rhum Attitude<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Uruapan Charanda Blanco – Mexique<\/h2>\n

\"Uruapan
\nThis is a particularly versatile rum. This Charanda (local rum) was made from sugar cane grown at altitude on red volcanic soil in the state of Michoac\u00e1n in Mexico. Fermentation lasted 11 days. It benefits from two raw materials: cane juice distilled in a copper still and molasses distilled in a French alembic still. It can be enjoyed neat, where you can appreciate its notes of fresh cane, licorice, and exotic fruits (especially lychee), or used as a base for a cocktail. A wonderful discovery, even if we would have liked to discover it with a slightly higher alcohol content.<\/p>\n

70 cl – 40 % – 45 \u20ac<\/p>\n

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Ti Ced – Les d\u00e9licats – Mangue Goyave<\/h2>\n

\"Ti
\nA liqueur that lives up to its name: Delicate. Ti Ced’s new range will appeal to those who prefer lighter alcoholic drinks, while retaining all the richness of flavor. A taste journey in a bottle, from Paraguay, the birthplace of rum, to the Caribbean, with the freshness of guava.<\/p>\n

70 cl – 18 % – 25 \u20ac<\/p>\n

Available <\/strong>: Rhum Attitude<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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