The Whisky Jury Hampden The Ester Hunter (catch 1) <>H 2014
Ester-forward Hampden rum with balanced tropical flavors.
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The Ester Hunter (catch 1) \u003c\u003eH is a high-ester Jamaican rum from Hampden Distillery, bottled by The Whisky Jury. Distilled in 2014, it aged for 9 years and 5 months, showcasing a robust 56.8% ABV. With only 165 bottles in circulation, this limited edition offers an intense aroma of esters, pineapple, and tropical fruits, with underlying notes of solvents. On the palate, it delivers a balanced blend of tropical fruit, banana, and spices, ending with a long, warm finish. Reviewers note its impeccable integration of alcohol and complexity that is typical for this Hampden mark.
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The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 16,058 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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Very tasty typical Hampden nose lots of mango banana papaya and some marzipan/almond. Nice fruit esters . Alcohol very well integrated. On the palate Alcohol also relatively well integrated here. Mango pineapple papaya dominate, no surprises but for me very tasty and successful. Mai Tai test is still pending.
#4910 25.10.2024 relaxing at home with this nice rum 😊 Nose Intense, light wood, ester, glue, spice, light pineapple, light anise, light banana, faint marzipan. Palate Intense, light wood, ester, light polish, light glue, light pineapple, banana, spice, light olive, light salty, medium dry, faint coffee. Finish Long and warm, light wood, faint smoke, ester, light polish, banana, light anise, faint coffee. The empty glass has a more fruity touch to it as well as faint caramel.
The Ester Hunter, of course a clear ester bomb, I love that. Ester on the nose, of course, as well as tropical fruits like mango. The palate is also full of esters and tropical fruits such as banana, pineapple and passion fruit. Thanks again to Banana Joe for the great samples.
8,5:On the nose, there is an ester bomb, full of fermented, overripe tropical fruits like banana, pineapple, papaya and medicinal notes like polish. We quickly receive pairing with vegetal side, with an olive. On the top, there is a honey glazure. When aired, roasted notes come out, molasses becomes stronger, we notice tempting notes of pastry, brioche, there is some yeast... Fruits are dried now, some citrus pops up after nice rest. 8,7:On the palate, the attack is fruity with fermented, overripe tropical fruits like maracuja, banana, pineapple, yellow fruits like mirabelle plum and a lot of spices-pepper.Fruits melt into the delicious marmelade, which is added to tasty brioches.The wood brings dryness and roasted notes, like nuts. Vegetal notes neutralize fruity sweetness, there is bitter olive, some mint, later flowery notes. Resting helps molasses to express itself in thick version, as the wood is a bit resinous with a pinch of a salt. 8,6:The finish is long and fruity, fermented, dry, there is some young wood, vegetal, citrus notes ending our tasting.