List of French rums
France produces many different kind of rums on 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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