cassonade
/kas.ɔ.nad/; /kas.ɔ̃.nad/ or /kas.ɔ.nɑd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of sugar made from sugarcane juice, often used as a sweetener in the production of rum and other spirits.
“The rum distiller added a cassonade mixture to the fermentation tank to enhance the flavor of the liquor.”