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Rhum agricole

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Rhum agricole is rum made from fresh sugarcane juice rather than molasses, and it is mostly made in Martinique. Its grassy, bright flavor sets it apart from molasses rums.

Also called: agricole rum

ABV range
40–55%
US proof
80–110
Calories (per oz)
~64
Shelf life (opened)
Safe for years if sealed. The grassy notes fade after about 2 years.

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Substitutes for Rhum agricole

SubstituteRatioNoteZero-proof
Cachaça1:1Also distilled from fresh cane juice, so the drink keeps its grassy edge. The closest swap.
Light rum1:1Cleaner and less grassy. The drink loses its cane character.
Lyre's White Cane Spirit1:1Non-alcoholic white rum style with a light, clean cane note.

Types of Rhum agricole

  • Rhum agricole blanc – Unaged or briefly rested. Clear, grassy and sharp.
  • Rhum agricole vieux – Aged in oak, often for three years or more. Rounder and softer.

Frequently asked questions about Rhum agricole

In Martinique, rhum agricole is often drunk as a ti' punch: a short drink of rum, lime and cane syrup, served right away and usually without ice. Blanc is the usual choice, and a vieux suits sipping neat.

The classic serve: 2 oz rhum agricole blanc, a squeezed lime wedge and cane syrup to taste, stirred and served without ice.

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