Velier Hampden Triple Entente
Highly praised unaged Hampden: fruity, estery and surprisingly rounded for 62%, with great alcohol integration and a long, characterful finish that works neat and especially well in mixed drinks.
Fans of high-ester Jamaican funk who want an unaged but surprisingly rounded Hampden that works both neat and as a powerful base for Daiquiris and tiki-style cocktails.
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How does this rum taste?
Balanced high-ester Hampden hit
If you already enjoy Hampden or other funky Jamaicans and want to explore an intense but well-balanced unaged release, this is a rewarding next step with plenty of character.
Beginners, those sensitive to 62% ABV, or drinkers who dislike sour, vegetal, olive-like funk and a slightly astringent edge in their rum.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 17,641 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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Un Hampden più rotondo, meno acetone, vernice, olive in salamoia, più fruttato equilibrato. Piaciuto molto
8,3:On the nose, the first impression we get are fermented, estery tropical fruits and vegetal, nutty molasses with some confectionery. On aeration, we are whirled in winterly feeling with baking spices and herbal, dried fruits notes as with more rest we come to earthy, peated notes. Nicely integrated alcohol. 8,4:On the palate, the attack is estery with fruity and confectionery like notes, overripe tropical, dried fruits and sweet, nutty, caramelized pastry. The molasses is vegetal and earthy, spicy and waxy.We might get a feeling of tasting sweet pastry with delicious fruit marmelade. After resting the rum, new wave of tasting notes arise, a bit more bitter with peat, olive, hay, phenol.Even some pear and saddle notes come out. 8,4:The finish is long, delicious with fruit marmelade and different vegetal notes with some spice, nuts...
According to the Velier website, a new High Ester Mark R<>H in honor of Ruth Hussey with 800-900 gr/hlpa. Well, let's see... Glue and tropical fruits on the nose, very balanced. Also very smooth and balanced on the palate. Alcohol perfectly integrated, incredibly easy to drink despite the high ester and over 60%. Even if all three bottlings of the Entente case do not break new ground in terms of taste, it must be said that all three are really high-quality brandies, without any off-notes and really round and balanced and easy to drink despite the high ABV. My ranking: Hampden > Neisson > Foursquare
The whole Entente set had to face DomM and me, both neat and in a daiquiri. The Foursquare is very interesting, but takes some getting used to. I had a certain cauliflower, cooked kohlrabi association here. In my opinion, the Hampden is the most balanced and the typical Hampden notes are also easy to recognize unaged. The alcohol is also perfectly integrated here. The Neisson is as it should be and what you expect from it, not bad but unfortunately nothing outstanding either. The ranking remains the same both neat and in a daiquiri. 1st Hampden 2nd Foursquare 3rd Neisson