Hampden Rumclub Private Selection HD 2000 Ed. 21 LROK (RX11106)
AVERAGE VALUE
The Rumclub Private Selection HD 2000 Ed. 21 LROK is a limited release rum from Jamaica's Hampden distillery. It was distilled in 2000 and aged for 21 years before being bottled at cask strength with an ABV of 50%. Reviews describe it as having a mild, round flavor with well-integrated alcohol, tropical aging and ex-bourbon cask notes. It has fruity aromas and tastes of wood, chocolate, caramel and pineapple. Most find it to be a pleasant single cask for everyday drinking.
Navigation
Where can I buy this rum?
Sorry, no offers available at the moment. Download the free RumX app and discover exciting alternatives.
Do you run an online store and want to be listed? Contact us!
What does this rum taste like?
The flavor profile of Rumclub Private Selection HD 2000 Ed. 21 LROK is based on 18 user reviews. We have compiled and summarized the community's tasting notes for you, to give you an impression of the aroma and taste of the rum.
Nosing impressions
Taste impressions
Finish
Your opinion counts! Use our interactive tasting guide in the RumX app to taste like a pro. Experience your rums in a new way and share your impressions with the community.
Learn to taste like a proHow do experts rate this rum?
No blog articles available yet.
Are you a blogger and want to publish your articles on RumX? Contact us!
What are the specs of this rum?
Rumclub Private Selection
RX11106
50%
2000
LROK
Molasses
Pot Still
21 years
276
50cl
Under 100€
Rum
Is this rum rather collected or consumed?
The RumX community has already added 40 bottles to their collections:
closed
opened
emptied
Open rate
Get the free RumX app now and digitize your rum collection. You'll gain exciting insights into the market value of your collection and how individual bottles are developing. The RumX app is an essential tool for all rum collectors and connoisseurs.
Create your virtual rum cabinetWhat are rums with a similar flavor profile?
We have compiled a list of the best alternatives to this rum for you. The identification of similar rums is based on the community's tasting notes and the key data of the rum.
What are recent discussions about this rum?
We found the following relevant discussions on the RumX Community Forum. Check out what the community has in mind and share your thoughts:
About the Hampden distillery
The distillery Hampden is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 6,767 times with an average of 85/100.
Want to learn more about this rum, track the market value of your bottles and share your rum with like-minded people? Download the RumX app for free now and discover the one-stop app about rum!
Download the RumX app for free
Already 18 registered users have rated and tested this rum, leaving an average rating of 8.2 out of 10. A total of users have marked this rum as their favorite (9+ points).
Write a reviewKevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
7 January 2023
Compared to the previous one you get far more with this release. Equally high quality, would have loved a higher ABV, but you get what you get 😊 Fruity with smoky wood and lovely spices. Oily and nicely warm on the palate and the empty glass is wonderful.
Aroma
Taste
MarcT
28 February 2022
Wow, first pour and the whole room smells like a fruit basket! The taste is a bit more tamed, but still has a lot going on. Quite creamy, a bit of wood and chocolate, fruit and Caramel. Definitely better than the Hampden 11 year LROK.
Aroma
Taste
Johannes
5 October 2022
I like it very much! Rather a round, mild Hampden with well-integrated alcohol.
RumTaTa
1 May 2022
Second tasting: today the alcohol on the palate seems to me a bit disturbing overall also rather one-dimensional. This costs three points.Nose: there is another smell that I do not know of Hampden and for which I have no association, perhaps fruit bread.... The alcohol is very restrained.Mouth: unmistakably Hampden with overripe pineapple and esters and the other familiar markers. Finish: Continues with emphasis on the cask and dark chocolate.A very balanced Hampden, comparatively smooth with smooth transitions. I like!
Aroma
Taste
Christoph
17 December 2022
Typical HD "fermented fruit" nose but loses power relatively quickly over time. In the finish medicinal herbal notes that you have to like. In the mouth mainly pineapple and vanilla present on young wood.
Aroma
Taste
Christian Rudt
19 March 2022
As many have already written. On the nose, typical Hampden with lots of tropical fruit and (albeit limited here) ester notes.On the palate, the rum is then the roundest Hampden I've had so far in the glass and this is exactly where its strength lies. Actually a single cask for every day, which brings a remarkable freshness.😄
Aroma
Taste
Thunderbird
25 December 2021
On the nose still relatively clear a Hampden, but already a sour buttery note with it!On the palate then surprisingly mild, thin and soft with light ester and pineapple note ... in addition, an aroma joins that is new to me and atypical (I describe it for me best with cardamom)The finish is pleasantly creamy / fuzzy with restrained herbal / herbal flavorsA very pleasant to drink Hampden, great
Aroma
Taste
mto75
27 November 2021
in the other glass, the (Velier) Hampden LROK 2010/47%. However, the comparison is somewhat difficult. There are 10 years of tropical maturation white oak cask versus 21 years of continental maturation ex-bourbon cask. On the nose, I like the Hampden a bit better (a bit more 'floral'). On the palate, the Rumclub is ahead, the 3% more ABV is surprisingly quite noticeable; nice toasty notes come on the finish. The Rumclub doesn't have to hide behind the Hampden, and there is potential for extra points: The Lemke HD Cask Finish beer still comes the days to the tasting 🍺😉
Aroma
Taste
Stuesch
18 February 2022
On the nose, typical Hampden notes. This seems very pleasant and round. This may also be due to the marrow (LROK), in which the ester notes discreetly come to the fore.On the palate, this impression continues. I don't find the 50% too thin. It results here a pleasant middle thing between too little percent and full on the twelve.Interesting I find only how here the 50% barrel strength after 21 years come about. Was here perhaps diluted before filling the barrel?