Saint James 2003 Of. Brut de Fût Batch n°2 - One of 2100 - bottled 2020

  • 56.40% |
  • 0.70L

A Rhum Saint James distilled in 2003, aged in French oak casks and bottled in 2020. A limited edition of 2,100 bottles.More info

Description du lot

  • Distillery: Saint James
  • Appellation: Rhum Extra Vieux Agricole
  • Country/Region: France Martinique
  • Quantity: 1 Bottle
  • Level: 1 base of neck
  • State: 1 Original box very slightly damaged

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Lot presentation
Saint James 2003 Of. Brut de Fût Batch n°2 - One of 2100 - bottled 2020

Cuvée presentation

A Rhum Saint James distilled in 2003, aged in French oak casks and bottled in 2020. A limited edition of 2,100 bottles.

The distillery Saint James

In the second half of the 18th century, Martinique became a major sugar producer. The Trou Vaillant habitation, managed by the Brothers of Charity, was home to stills used to distil molasses residue to raise financial support for the Saint-Pierre military hospital at the foot of Mount Pelée which they ran. Father Edmond Lefébure, the head of the congregation, took matters into hand and organized the export of excess rum supplies to the English colonies in North America, as it was illegal to export the product to France to prevent competition with wine-based spirits. It was sold under the name Saint James, which was easier for the English to pronounce and named after Saint Jacques, one of the estate’‘s habitations. In the 19th century, Martinique became a leading rum producer. The brand was registered in 1882 after it was bought by Paulin Lambert, a Marseilles businessman who purchased several habitations and oversaw the production of rum and its export to mainland France, making the most of the Restoration to acquire properties from religious orders that had been nationalized during the French Revolution. Lambert was also behind the square-shaped bottle found today and used for the first vintage rum released by the house in 1885. The brand became a huge success despite the damage caused by the eruption of Mount Pelée in 1902. The company was bought by Cointreau in 1973, who grouped all the facilities together in Sainte-Marie.

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Detailed characteristics

  • Distillery: Saint James
  • Vintage: 2003
  • Bottler: Of.
  • Appellation: Rhum Extra Vieux Agricole
  • Country/Region: France Martinique
  • Alcohol percentage: 56.40 %
  • Volume: 0.70L
  • Quantity: 1 Bottle
  • Level: 1 base of neck
  • State: 1 Original box very slightly damaged
  • Case: Yes
  • Origin: Trade
  • Recoverable VAT: Yes
  • Color: Brown

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