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Rum Japonais 0.7L

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€162,00

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6 bottles

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Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 40.0% by volume
Area Japan (Japan)
Aging Aged for about 7 years in American oak, French white oak and Japanese Mizunara oak barrels
  • Japanese provenance: Ryoma rum crafted in Kuroshio, Shikoku, by Kikusui Distillery (70 cl)
  • Seven-year maturation: Aged in American, French and Mizunara oak barrels
  • Aromatic profile: Notes of white blossoms, fresh sugarcane, nougat, star anise, vanilla and caramel
  • Flavour: Smooth and delicate with hints of ginger, coconut and subtle oak
  • Finish and serving: Fresh molasses, chocolate, citrus; 40% ABV, best served at 16–18 °C
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Description

What type of spirit it is

Ryoma Japanese Rum by Kikusui Distillery is a Japanese rum crafted in Japan from pure sugarcane juice and sugarcane honey, fermented with sake yeasts and aged in oak barrels, delivering a dry, clean profile that highlights the raw ingredients rather than heavy wood influence. The bouquet opens with fresh sugarcane, white flowers and nougat, enriched by star anise, vanilla and caramel. On the palate, this rum reveals a rounded and delicate structure with notes of ginger and coconut, followed by a light oak aftertaste and a clean, slightly mineral finish marked by hints of molasses, chocolate and citrus. Bottled at 40% vol, it is best enjoyed neat at 16–18 °C or mixed into minimalist cocktails to fully appreciate its balanced character.

Where it comes from

Produced in Kuroshio, within the Kochi region on Shikoku island, this rum captures a distinct Japanese terroir. The primary ingredient is sourced from the oldest local sugarcane farm, ensuring an authentic flavour. The environment benefits from abundant rainfall, creating a lush, Mediterranean-style climate that provides ideal growing conditions. This geographical identity results in a refined style with a measured sweetness, allowing fine spicy accents and bright floral notes to harmonise effortlessly with the pure sugarcane character.

How it is produced

Fermentation begins using specific sake yeasts, imparting a defined aromatic profile to the spirit. Following distillation, the liquid matures for 7 years in a blend of American oak, French white oak and Japanese Mizunara oak barrels. This maturation introduces subtle wood spice while maintaining a focused structure where bright fruit notes remain present without being dominant. The resulting rum showcases minimal overt barrel influence, preserving the integrity of the sugarcane while adding depth and exotic complexity. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light to maintain its precise profile.

History and Curiosities

Crafted by the Kikusui Distillery in Kuroshio, this elegant rum is produced using sugarcane from Japan’s oldest farm, which flourishes in a Mediterranean-like climate. Fermented with traditional sake yeast to honour local brewing heritage, the spirit is matured for seven years in American, French and Mizunara oak barrels. Dedicated to the legendary Kirin, a deity with the head of a dragon and the body of a horse, this spirit merges Asian tradition with artisanal mastery.

Tasting notes

Profumo

Perfume

Dominant floral scents with notes of white flowers, nougat and star anise, alongside fresh sugarcane, vanilla and caramel

Colore

Color

Amber

Gusto

Taste

On the palate it is round and delicate, with a slight sweetness and a clear, well-balanced structure; notes of sugarcane, ginger, vanilla and coconut, with hints of chocolate and apricot. Fresh, clean, slightly mineral finish with flavours of molasses, chocolate and citrus and a light oak aftertaste.

Serve at:

12 - 14 °C

Rum, Cognac, Armagnac (ballon)

Producer
Kikusui Distillery
From this winery
The Kikusui distillery is located in Kuroshio - a village in the heart of the Kochi region on the southern Shikoku island and is particularly noted for being one of the oldest rum distilleries in Japan. Kuroshio has a favourable climate for the cultivation of sugarcane and in fact the distillery grows its own for the production of its "pure sugarcane" rum; thus offering a guarantee of unequivocal quality by controlling the entire production process. It is characteristic of the tradition and high competence of the Kikusui Distillery, which today surprises us with this unique nectar. Round and delicate - two words that characterise this Japanese rum perfectly. Read more
Production area: Japan
Japan
Kikusui Distillery

Savour Ryoma Japanese Rum neat at 16–18 °C to appreciate its refined floral, sugarcane, and vanilla notes, or add ice for a more refreshing sip. This elegant spirit shines in a classic Daiquiri and pairs flawlessly with grilled meats and spicy dishes. Enjoy it with friends as a sophisticated after-dinner digestif, ideally alongside cream-based desserts.

Name Ryoma Rum Japonais 0.7L
Type Rum
Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 40.0% by volume
Country Japan
Region Japan
Vendor Kikusui Distillery
Story History and Curiosities Crafted by the Kikusui Distillery in Kuroshio, this elegant rum is produced using sugarcane from Japan’s oldest farm, which flourishes in a Mediterranean-like climate. Fermented with traditional sake yeast to honour local brewing heritage, the spirit is matured for seven years in American, French and Mizunara oak barrels. Dedicated to the legendary Kirin, a deity with the head of a dragon and the body of a horse, this spirit merges Asian tradition with artisanal mastery.
Origin Kuroshio, Kochi region, Shikoku Island, Japan
Climate Mediterranean-like climate with almost tropical conditions due to abundant rainfall
Production technique Fermented using the same yeasts previously used for sake
Aging Aged for about 7 years in American oak, French white oak and Japanese Mizunara oak barrels
Allergens Contains sulphites