Couronne des rois nature

The barcode 3000010111113 is associated with the product "Couronne des rois" (also known as "King’s Crown" or "Crown of Kings"), a traditional French spiced rum produced by Bonneau (a subsidiary of Diageo). Here are the key details:

Product Overview

• Type: Spiced rum (a type of overproof rum, typically aged and flavored with spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and vanilla).
• Brand: Bonneau (owned by Diageo), a historic French distillery founded in 1784.
• Origin: France (specifically Martinique, a French island in the Caribbean, where rum production is culturally significant).
• Alcohol Content: ~40% ABV (80 proof), which is higher than standard rums (often 40–50% ABV for spiced rums).
• Bottle Size: Commonly sold in 70cl (20 oz) bottles, though other sizes may exist.

Flavor Profile & Usage

• Taste: Rich, warm, and complex with notes of caramel, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, and sometimes citrus or tropical hints. Often described as sweet, spicy, and slightly smoky.
• Best For:
  • Cocktails: Classic in French rum-based drinks like Couronne des Rois Cocktail (with lemon, sugar, and water), Ti’ Punch (a Martinican rum punch), or mixed with cola/soda.
  • Sipping: Can be enjoyed neat or on the rocks due to its smooth aging.
  • Cooking: Used in desserts, marinades, or mulled drinks (e.g., vin chaud).
• Aging: Typically aged in oak barrels (though exact aging details are rarely specified by the brand).

Price Range (Approximate)

Prices vary by region, retailer, and format:

• Online (e.g., Amazon, Total Wine, Wine.com):
  • $25–$40 USD for a 70cl bottle (prices fluctuate based on demand and promotions).
  • $30–$50 USD in specialty liquor stores or duty-free shops.
• Europe (France, UK, Germany):
  • €20–€35 (~$22–$38 USD) for 70cl.
  • Often found in supermarkets (Carrefour, Monoprix) or liquor stores.
• Canada/US (Physical Stores):
  • $30–$50 CAD/USD in chains like Total Wine, BevMo, or local liquor stores.
• Duty-Free/Airport:
  • May be 10–20% cheaper than domestic prices.