Old Brothers Hampden Jamaican Rum (Esters & Co) La Source HJF 2008 13yr 60,8%
Rich, ester-heavy Jamaican rum with tropical fruit notes.
A complex Jamaican rum with pronounced ester and solvent characteristics, highlighted by pineapple and ripe tropical fruit notes. Balanced and well-rounded, perfect for aficionados.
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How does this rum taste?
- Intense tropical fruit aromas
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Complex ester profile
The Jamaican Rum (Esters & Co) La Source HJF, distilled at Hampden and bottled by Old Brothers, is a distinctive Jamaican rum. It boasts an intense aroma profile dominated by solvents, pineapple, and esters, with notable "funky" and overripe characteristics. Crafted in 2008 from molasses with a double retort pot still, this 13-year-aged rum has been bottled at cask strength with an ABV of 60.8%. Users appreciate its rich tropical fruit notes, including banana and mango, harmoniously blending a complex flavor of ester and solvent undertones. Limited to 481 bottles, it embodies authentic Jamaican qualities, offering a compelling taste experience that resonates with rum enthusiasts. Recommended for those who enjoy full-bodied, ester-rich rums.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 14,543 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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SaibotZtar
Jan 24, 2024
"Needs some time in the glass ... 45min it should already be, then a great fruitiness comes to light ... nice ester and glue notes , Hampden very clear to smell and taste. Good bottling at just reasonable price ."
Maxence
Jan 18, 2024
"Fruity, sweet and funky at the same time, a true Hampden. Another great Jamaican release from Old Brothers ! I can't wait to taste the HJF 2002 😊"
lamb Dave
Mar 3, 2022
"Very similar not only 02, 08 and Plantation HJF 02, but also to <>H 01. Similarities: lots of tropical fruits, overripenness, just the right amount of petrol and banana, dried/candied fruits, solvent taste (more obvious in plantation) Baking Room: This one has more pastry flavor, more sweet flavor, very light wood tone, very little. Dried fruit tastes like it's been cooked. It's thick, and nosing in particular is intoxicating, but not too complicated overall. It's the least complex among three, but it's the most pleasurable of all, and has a nice aroma of sugar."
mto75
Jun 30, 2022
"one would like to shout to OB: there you go! Again significantly better than the HJF 2002, and almost on the level of the Plantation HJF 2002, which I poured as a reference in the other glass. The OB comes a little more over the ester rail and with varnish, with the Plantation I still have a little more complexity, somehow towards Christmas spices (candied orange peel, cinnamon stick). On the palate, the OB also knows how to convince, the 60.8% is well integrated, however, the 70.3% is really hammered in the Plantation. So the OB does not quite come up to the Plantation HJF 2002, but still top level!"