List of French rums
France produces many different kind of rums in several different locations. Most of the rums are cane juice rums or rhum agricoles.[1] The different distilleries are located in the French oversea departments and territories of La Réunion, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Saint Barthélemy. Martinique is, by far, the French island that has the most rum distilleries and brands. Below is a list of French rum distillers and brands organized by location.
Metropolitan France
- Negrita (rum)
- BOWS Distillery
- Distillery O'Baptiste
- Distillery Coqlicorne
- Distillery Castan
- Distillery Moon Harbour
- Distillery ERIKA
Guadeloupe
Tank Rum, distilled on La Réunion Island
- Bologne (rum)
- Damoiseau (rum)
- Montebello (rum)
- Mon Repos (rum)
- Longueteau (rum)
- Père Labat (rum)
- Séverin (rum)[2]
French Guiana
- Rhum Saint-Maurice[3]
La Réunion
- Rhum Charette
- Riviere du Mat (rum)
- Savanna (rum)
- Tank Rum[4]
Martinique
Distillerie Dillon, distiller of Rhum Dillon, in Martinique
- Rhum Clément
- Rhum Dillon
- Rhum du Père Labat
- Rhum J.M.
- Habitation Saint-Etienne
- J. Bally
- La Mauny
- Neisson distillery
- Rhum Depaz
- Saint James (rum)
- Trois Rivières (rum)[5]
Saint Barthélemy
- R. St Barth
See also
References
- Classifications of rum, Consulted online on 16 November 2014: http://www.rumshop.net/classifications.html
- Ministry of Rum - Guadeloupe French West Indies, Consulted online on 16 November 2014: http://www.ministryofrum.com/countrydetails.php?c=38
- Ministry of Rum - Rum Index by Country, Consulted online on 16 November 2014: http://www.ministryofrum.com/rumindex.php
- "A sneak peek at what's new on the Trademarket floor".
- Ministry of Rum - Martinique French West Indies, Consulted online on 16 November 2014: http://www.ministryofrum.com/countrydetails.php?c=53
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