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Rhum Barbancourt

15 years old, Estate Reserve

Estate Reserve goes through 3 different types of oak barrels over its 15 years aging. This specific process develops soft scents of caramelized brown sugar, and a body that allows its flavors to spread slowly and elegantly over the palate. With a long finish that begins sweet and ends with the recurrence of citrus and spice accents, this spirit is ideal for sipping. (aged 15 years, 86 proof.)

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

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In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

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5 Star - Aged 8 years

5 Star is a complex dark rum that tastes wonderful when sipped on its own or in a cocktail. The rich and harmonious nose is echoed by a smooth, powerful flavor that is well-balanced to the palate. (aged 8 years, 86 proof)

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

SALES TOOL COCKTAILS AWARDS PRESS CLIPPINGS

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

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3 Star - Aged 4 years

3 Star is a gold rum with an elegant and fresh nose that feels smooth and rich on the palate. Sharp spices cut through a soft, layered structure with pleasantly familiar heat, a rum that is truly perfect when mixed in cocktails. (Aged 4 years, 86 proof)

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

SALES TOOL COCKTAILS AWARDS PRESS CLIPPINGS

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

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White

Rhum Barbancourt introduce you to the overproof Caribbean Rhums. When distilled from pure cane juice, 110 proof is the strength that best reveals the rhum essences and savor. Perfectly crystalline, Rhum Barbancourt Haitian proof is an outstanding floral rum with green notes of fresh sugar cane juice, hints of tart citrus fruits and light peppery tone. 110 proof for creative, full-strength cocktails.

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

SALES TOOL COCKTAILS PRESS CLIPPINGS

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

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Pango Rhum

It is an aged rum, macerated with pineapples and mangos, it is sweet and fruity with hints of spices and a short, warm finish. The unparalleled vibrancy, character and quality of Pango Rhum are truly indicative of the superior ingredients and production process. (Aged and flavored, 70 proof).

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

SALES TOOL COCKTAILS AWARDS PRESS CLIPPINGS

In 1862, Dupré Barbancourt founded a rum distillery in Haiti bearing his name. He applied the traditional French distillation method to sugar cane juice and the aging process in oak barrels from Limousin, as practiced in the production of cognac in his native Charente.

SALES TOOL COCKTAILS AWARDS PRESS CLIPPINGS

Limited Edition

To celebrate its 160th Anniversary, Rhum Barbancourt is presenting a Limited Edition.

Discover the Haitian distillery’s ancestral craftsmanship through its decanter made of pure hand-blown crystal offered in a stunning wooden and leather box set.

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Discover the Haitian distillery’s ancestral craftsmanship through its decanter made of pure hand-blown crystal offered in a stunning wooden and leather box set.

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Crafted in Haiti since 1862, From pure sugar cane juice.

Despite modernizations made to its facilities from 1862, the Rhum Barbancourt distillery remains faithful to the tradition and principles of its founder.
The grand specificity of Rhum Barbancourt comes from its use of sugar cane juice (excluding molasses, a residue from the sugar-refining process which is used by other rums from the region). Sugar cane juice has a much richer flavor (wider diversity of aromas) than molasses, and that difference in the raw material distilled translates in the taste of the distilled rum.

Crafted in Haiti since 1862, From pure sugar cane juice.

Despite modernizations made to its facilities from 1862, the Rhum Barbancourt distillery remains faithful to the tradition and principles of its founder.
The grand specificity of Rhum Barbancourt comes from its use of sugar cane juice (excluding molasses, a residue from the sugar-refining process which is used by other rums from the region). Sugar cane juice has a much richer flavor (wider diversity of aromas) than molasses, and that difference in the raw material distilled translates in the taste of the distilled rum.

Crafted in Haiti since 1862, From pure sugar cane juice.

Despite modernizations made to its facilities from 1862, the Rhum Barbancourt distillery remains faithful to the tradition and principles of its founder.
The grand specificity of Rhum Barbancourt comes from its use of sugar cane juice (excluding molasses, a residue from the sugar-refining process which is used by other rums from the region). Sugar cane juice has a much richer flavor (wider diversity of aromas) than molasses, and that difference in the raw material distilled translates in the taste of the distilled rum.

Crafted in Haiti since 1862, From pure sugar cane juice.

Despite modernizations made to its facilities from 1862, the Rhum Barbancourt distillery remains faithful to the tradition and principles of its founder.
The grand specificity of Rhum Barbancourt comes from its use of sugar cane juice (excluding molasses, a residue from the sugar-refining process which is used by other rums from the region). Sugar cane juice has a much richer flavor (wider diversity of aromas) than molasses, and that difference in the raw material distilled translates in the taste of the distilled rum.

An aged rum, carefully flavored with pineapples and mangos, it is sweet and fruity with hints of spices and a short warm finish.

Pango Rhum is part of the Rhum Barbancourt family. It is made from pure sugar cane juice (not molasses like most rums) and aged in oak casks. Once it is aged, this dark rum is then hand blended with natural mango and pineapple. The result is a refreshingly smooth rum bursting with flavor, with an unparalleled vibrancy, character and quality that are truly indicative of the superior ingredients and production process. (35% abv and 70 proof).

160th Anniversary

For this occasion, the Special Reserve finished its aging with a few months in new oak barrels from
Limousin.

Botanical

100% Pure Cane Sugar Juice

To ensure freshness, sugar canes harvested from a 600-hectare plantation are delivered directly to the distillery. Half of it (those growing in fields around or close to the distillery) reach it by mules only. The other half (coming from other parts of the islands) are transported by mules to the tractor, then on the tractor cart to the distillery. The canes are immediately crushed to obtain sugar cane juice, called vesou. This juice is then fermented with an exclusive Barbancourt yeast that brings out fruity aromas. After distillation, the resulting rum is then left to age in oak barrels.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Botanical

100% Pure Cane Sugar Juice

To ensure freshness, sugar canes harvested from a 600-hectare plantation are delivered directly to the distillery. Half of it (those growing in fields around or close to the distillery) reach it by mules only. The other half (coming from other parts of the islands) are transported by mules to the tractor, then on the tractor cart to the distillery. The canes are immediately crushed to obtain sugar cane juice, called vesou. This juice is then fermented with an exclusive Barbancourt yeast that brings out fruity aromas. After distillation, the resulting rum is then left to age in oak barrels.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Botanical

100% Pure Cane Sugar Juice

To ensure freshness, sugar canes harvested from a 600-hectare plantation are delivered directly to the distillery. Half of it (those growing in fields around or close to the distillery) reach it by mules only. The other half (coming from other parts of the islands) are transported by mules to the tractor, then on the tractor cart to the distillery. The canes are immediately crushed to obtain sugar cane juice, called vesou. This juice is then fermented with an exclusive Barbancourt yeast that brings out fruity aromas. After distillation, the resulting rum is then left to age in oak barrels.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Botanical

100% Pure Cane Sugar Juice

To ensure freshness, sugar canes harvested from a 600-hectare plantation are delivered directly to the distillery. Half of it (those growing in fields around or close to the distillery) reach it by mules only. The other half (coming from other parts of the islands) are transported by mules to the tractor, then on the tractor cart to the distillery. The canes are immediately crushed to obtain sugar cane juice, called vesou. This juice is then fermented with an exclusive Barbancourt yeast that brings out fruity aromas. After distillation, the resulting rum is then left to age in oak barrels.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Botanical

100% Pure Cane Sugar Juice, Pineapple and Mango

To ensure freshness, sugar canes harvested from a 600-hectare plantation are delivered directly to the distillery. Half of it (those growing in fields around or close to the distillery) reach it by mules only. The other half (coming from other parts of the islands) are transported by mules to the tractor, then on the tractor cart to the distillery. The canes are immediately crushed to obtain sugar cane juice, called vesou. This juice is then fermented with an exclusive Barbancourt yeast that brings out fruity aromas. After distillation, the resulting rum is then left to age in oak barrels.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Pineapple

Pineapple

The pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a tropical plant with an edible fruit, also called a pineapple, and the most economically significant plant in the family Bromeliaceae. The pineapple is indigenous to South America, where it has been cultivated for many centuries.

Mango

Mango

A mango is a juicy stone fruit (drupe) produced from numerous species of tropical trees belonging to the flowering plant genus Mangifera, cultivated mostly for their edible fruit.

Botanical

Limited Edition

This particularity gives it a lovely mahogany color with a floral and vanilla nose, a suppleness
in the palate, with a long and lingering result. This special bottle is produced by sublimation and reflects the identity of the brand, illustrated with the key elements of our traditional production technique.

Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane

Sugarcane, or sugar cane, or simply cane, are several species of tall perennial true grasses of the genus Saccharum, tribe Andropogoneae, used for sugar production. The plant is two to six metres (six to twenty feet) tall. It has stout, jointed, fibrous stalks that are rich in sucrose, which accumulates in the stalk internodes.

Awards

2021

Gold Medal - 93 Points

Beverage Testing Institute

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2020

94 Points

Wine Enthusiast

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2024

Gold Medal - 93 Points

Beverage Testing Institute

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2024

Platinum Winner - Ascot Awards

American Spirits Council of Tasters

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2020

Double Gold Medal - 95 points

Blue Lifestyle

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2012

Gold Medal - 91 Points

Beverage Testing Institute

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2021

Gold Medal

SF World Spirit Competition

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2024

Gold Medal

Beverage Testing Institute

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2023

Gold Medal

Beverage Testing Institute

2024

Double Gold

World Spirits Competition

2024

Woman Owned Brand

Chilled 100 Spirits Awards

2024

Gold Medal

Bartender Spirit Awards

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Territories & Album

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The History

1862

Dupré Barbancourt, a native of the Charente region in France, put the finishing touches to a recipe for rum that bears his name. Using a double distillation method usually reserved for the very finest cognacs, he discovered a rum of incomparable quality that has always received the highest international distinctions.

1907

Dupré Barbancourt died leaving no heir. The company passed to his wife Nathalie Gardère who managed it with the help of her nephew, Paul Gardère, who directed it after her death. At this time Rhum Barbancourt’s distillery was still located on le Chemin des Dalles in Port au Prince and only produced a limited quantity of rum; and the older aged rums were exclusively reserved for family and friends.

1946

Paul then died and his son Jean Gardère took up the baton, furthering the family tradition. An entrepreneur and a visionary, Jean Gardère was the instigator of Rhum Barbancourt’s modernization.

1949

Jean Gardere relocated the distillery at the heart of the sugar cane fields of the Domaine Barbancourt.

1952

The plant began to produce rum from the sugar cane grown on its own plantation: the Domaine Barbancourt. This allowed the company to go from a small cottage industry to a proud international exporter.

1960

By the middle of the decade, Rhum Barbancourt’s 15-year-old Reserve du Domaine, its finest product, was on public sale for the first time.

1990

When Jean passed, Thierry Gardère took over. This fourth-generation man of the Gardère family leads the company with his commitment to quality, fine natural ingredients, craftsmanship and the unique cognac-based production process. This has ensured la Societe du Rhum Barbancourt to become Haiti’s leading brand of rum.

2019

Today the Rhum Barbancourt Distillery continues to be run by the Gardere family.

2020

Delphine Nathalie Gardère took the helm of the distillery Barbancourt in 2020. Delphine, 36 years old, is the 5th generation in the Gardère family. Her father, Thierry Gardère, a staple in the spirit industry, managed the company for almost three decades until he passed away in March 2017. After succeeding him and managing the brand for the first year; Delphine has now come back at the helm of the company, representing the second female leader in the history of the distillery.