Charrette

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This article is about French rum. For other terms, see Charrette (disambiguation) .

Charrette is a high-proof rum that comes from the highland mountains of the French overseas department of Réunion . Its name is derived from the carriages with which the raw material sugar cane is transported. It is a popular specialty , especially in metropolitan France, and is now the second most popular rum there.

Charrette is generally said to have a very fruity and fresh taste.

On Réunion, charrette is mainly used to prepare a wide variety of rhum arrangés (rum made with fruits and spices).

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• Rhum charrette