Hampden Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 24 HD Magnum <>H 2001
Highly praised Hampden <>H: fruity, funky and remarkably smooth for its strength, with a rounded, sweet finish and nuanced spice that rewards attentive sipping.
Fans of high-ester Jamaican funk who want a mature, complex Hampden that stays surprisingly smooth and slightly sweeter on the finish.
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Smooth yet funky Hampden heavyweight
If you enjoy Hampden 2001 <>H releases, this adds a smoother, rounder twist with extra cask influence while keeping the funky core you’re probably chasing.
Those sensitive to high ABV or who dislike funky, slightly rotten-fruity notes in their rum profile.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 17,708 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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This one waited for me in a covered glass, in a closed cabinet (for letting it breathe while I send my kids off to bed), and I could still smell it. The profile is nice, not too heavy and not too light, very fruity. The alcohol did not have any burn for me, which I liked. The only thing bothering me is that rotten fruity component, that so many love, but that I sometimes find distracting.
The proximity of the two barrels is unmistakable. Both 19 continental years on the hump, the Ed. 24 additionally another half a year in the HD 92 Cask of the Ed. 18. Honestly, however, I must say that it is really difficult even side-by-side to make out differences on the nose. Surprisingly, I do notice differences on the palate. The Ed. 24 seems a bit more full-bodied, with more sweetness on the finish. But maybe it's just because of the 1.4% higher ABV and less because of the additional finish...it definitely adds another point over the Ed. 17 😉
Nose again (like the other RC) with some sour and citrus notes, but less prominent and complemented by candied fruits. So far I liked all out of the 2001 <>H batch. Looking at a close field: KD > TB > RC-M > RC
A very good Hampden. Very balanced and especially on the palate with great barrel influence. The nose almost a bit restrained compared to the Ed17. But on the palate the clear winner. Unfortunately came on the market in a strange magnum format. Since the sample will have to do.