The region of Unspecified in Martinique, although not listed with an official appellation, holds all the richness and diversity typical of this Caribbean island, renowned for its exceptional rum heritage. Martinique, as the only outermost region of the European Union with the AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée) Rhum Agricole, offers a unique terroir ideally suited to sugarcane cultivation. Influenced by a consistent tropical climate and rich soils, Martinique produces rums that stand out for their aromatic complexity and refinement. In this mysterious and unspecified region, rums can blend tradition and innovation, benefiting from age-old know-how passed down through generations. Whether smooth or strong, rums from this part of Martinique often present floral, fruity, and spicy notes, providing an unforgettable tasting experience for enthusiasts and new explorers of this spirit. For rum cellar managers, discovering and acquiring a rum from this terroir is not only about enriching their collection but also about preserving a living piece of Martinique's cultural heritage.