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- Intense ester profile
- Complex flavor profile
- Elegance and balance
The Small Batch Rare Rums HLCF by Rum Nation is a Jamaican rum from the Hampden distillery, distilled in 1992 and aged for 24 years. Bottled at 61.6% ABV, it offers complex aromas and flavors of pineapple, ester, banana, and tropical fruits. This limited release features only 504 bottles. Users highlight its striking ester profile, elegant balance, and potent aromas. Some note the rum's wood and spice intensity, with a preference for allowing it to breathe for nuanced flavors. Suitable for connoisseurs seeking an intense and aged rum experience.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,395 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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"Sehr leckerer HLCF. Ester Frucht und Holzigkeit passen hier nahezu perfekt zusammen. Keinerlei fehlnoten zumindest konnte ich keine bemerken. Alkohol sehr gut eingebunden. Im Mai Tai ne richtig starke 4/5 sehr ausgewogen und Fruchtig."
"One of good SBRR, but they usually have one problem: too spicy and alcoholic. This one is also too woody(woody and pungent). But anyway, the flavor is concentrated and superior to Noblis No.7 in all aspects."
"This is a beast from Hampden and it needs to rest for a while, I did 30 minutes after which it released a lot of funky flavours.When added a few drops of water it really opened up and really kicked the right notes.This is a rum that I'm certain whisky lovers are going to lova as well.Price to quality is very good."
"Tasted blind in direct comparison with the Rumclub Treasure Cask HLCF and the CDI HLCF 1992 (RX8472). The bottlings differ in nuances both on the nose and on the palate. For me, the Treasure Cask is the fruitiest and is just ahead overall (9.1 points). It is closely followed by the CDI, which needs a lot of time in the glass, but then develops superbly and only loses a few points on the palate due to the slightly bitter licorice note. (9.0 points). On a par with the Rum Nation, which for me is not quite convincing on the nose, but all the more so on the palate. (9.0 points)"