SAVANNA - Lontan Straight - 74,9%
Rhum 50 cl (0.5L)

Format : 50 cl (0.5L)
Level : Perfect
Label : Perfect
Capsule : Perfect
Origin : Rhum

Unit

55.00 € Tax incl.
45.83 € HT

Privilege club gain : 10

+2.75 € / unité à ma cagnotte

ADD TO MY FAVORITES

See all products Savanna (Rum)

SAVANNA - Lontan Straight - 74.9%

The Savanna Distillery is a key reference located on the island of Réunion, a jewel in the heart of the Indian Ocean. Founded and designed by the visionary Emile Hugot between 1948 and 1950, this distillery is based in Saint-Paul, where it was initially annexed to the sugar factory of the same name. In 1982, the Savanna Distillery marked a major turning point by acquiring a distillation workshop dedicated exclusively to the production of light rum intended for export, following a strategic agreement with a major German player in the European market. This acquisition was the catalyst for the technological development of the distillery, significantly increasing the diversification and exceptional quality of its rums. Today, the Savanna Distillery is proud to export the majority of its premium rums to demanding professionals around the world. Like many artisanal rum producers, it uses a method of discontinuous fermentation called "mother tank" fermentation, comprising 8 fermenters of 100 m^{3<\/sup> and their satellite equipment. This unique process guarantees the production of rums with great aromatic and organoleptic quality.}

The Lontan Straight Rum is made from a slow and controlled fermentation of cane sugar molasses from the Bois Rouge variety, fermented for 8 days to develop an intense aromatic richness. This rum is then distilled in a traditional copper column, ensuring optimal extraction of flavors and remarkable purity. With a high ester content of 784.6 g\/hLPA, it offers a complex and powerful aromatic profile, characteristic of the best agricultural rums of the Indian Ocean.

All the spirits offered are in stock and also available in our store at 3 rue Lucien Faure in BORDEAUX - Line stop B/7/32 Cité du vin