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Ti Punch
As the name suggests, Martinique's national cocktail is deliciously punchy – traditionally made with 50% alc./vol. rhum agricole. And, even if you choose...
18th March 2023 at 01:51
Wonderful cocktail. Made with Rhum Clement Canne Bleue. Loved the strong taste of Agricole and funk. Makes the cocktail. Next time would consider making with Rhum Clairin Sajous at 112 proof. It has a bit more of the cane flavour. Excellent.
17th March 2023 at 19:12
Long time go-to for me. I prefer JM Rhum, either gold or VSOP. Martinique Sirop de canne is critical. Otherwise it's just a daiquiri made with Agricole rum.
30th October 2024 at 22:57
You're right, the syrup is a key component and a "sirop de batterie" is a must. However regarding the comparaison with the daiquiri the fact that there is no dilution and less lime (and juice+oil vs just juice) makes it a totally different beast even with the same ingredients !
4th March 2023 at 05:54
Made this with Clément Blanc 50% - wonderfully funky, refreshing. Feels appropriate to call this Martinique's answer to an Old Fashioned.
1st July 2022 at 18:55
Funky and grassy Clairin Communal used, what a treat!!
22nd November 2021 at 02:37
Challenging and complex. Don’t skimp on the rhum - I recommend ‘La Favorite.’ Better suited for a scotch tasting than a tiki bar.
Pure agricole funk on the nose. Mild body, finishing with cloying sugar.
Pure agricole funk on the nose. Mild body, finishing with cloying sugar.
It was composed using rum from Marie Galante (Guadeloupe). The special thing about these rums is that their fragrance bouquet is much more powerful, fruity and fresh than other agricultural rums.