Emperor Heritage Premium Mauritian Blended Rum 70 cl 40%

Two rum traditions in one bottle – Emperor Heritage unites the molasses-based rum heritage with the fresher, more agricole-driven style from pure sugarcane juice.

Expert Description

Emperor Heritage is a Mauritian Blended Rum, a blend of traditional molasses rum and rhum agricole made from fresh sugarcane juice, bottled at 40%.

The rum matures in French and American oak casks, giving it a layered complexity that balances fruitiness, spice and woody tones. By uniting the two classic rum styles – molasses and agricole – in one bottle, Emperor Heritage honours Mauritius' dual rum heritage and showcases the distillery's versatility.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Sustained vegetal notes of forest floor and floral fragrance, dominated by oak, vanilla, roasted almond, caramelised fruit and a hint of spice.

Palate

Soft and full-bodied with a harmonious blend of tropical fruit, caramel, spicy wood and a touch of cinnamon and nutmeg, where molasses and fresh sugarcane blend with notes of chocolate and coffee.

Finish

Concludes with a subtle, smoky finish that leaves a lasting impression.

Specifications

Name: Emperor Heritage
Region/Country: Mauritius
Type: Rum
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: French and American oak
EAN no.: 6091067481011
Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat or on the rocks

Distillery: Emperor Rum

Flavour Profile

Full-bodied · Fruity · Spicy · Smoky · Rounded

Did You Know?

Emperor Heritage is one of the few rums that deliberately blends molasses rum and rhum agricole in the same expression – two production styles traditionally kept separate, which Emperor unites to celebrate Mauritius' full rum heritage.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Emperor Heritage

What is the difference between molasses rum and rhum agricole?

Molasses rum is distilled from molasses, a byproduct of sugar production, while rhum agricole is distilled directly from fresh sugarcane juice, giving it a more vegetal character.

Why does Emperor Heritage blend both styles?

To honour Mauritius' dual rum tradition and create a more complex, layered flavour profile.

How should this rum be served?

It can be enjoyed neat or on the rocks, where its full-bodied, spicy character comes into its own.

What cask types are used for maturation?

French and American oak.

Where is the rum produced?

At the Emperor distillery on Mauritius in the Indian Ocean.

Is this rum suitable for beginners?

Yes, its approachable, balanced profile makes it a good introduction to Mauritian rum.