How does this rum taste?
- Complex and layered flavors
- Good alcohol integration
- Unique funky profile
Kill Devil "C<>H" by Hunter Laing is an exclusive Jamaican rum distilled at Hampden in 2007. It offers a complex aroma profile dominated by esters and ripe tropical fruits. The rum boasts a notable potency with vibrant flavors, including pineapple, spices, and marzipan. Users describe its taste as an aromatic explosion with an integration of alcohol and astringency. While the funkiness is balanced and approachable, some note a marked bitterness on the finish. Limited to just 290 bottles, this rum represents appealing value and complexity, appreciated by those looking for a multi-layered sipping experience.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,309 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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"Hampden at itâs Best"
"28.02.2020 Had a nice meet up with new rum nerds. Notes. Light in colour. Nose Wood, citrus, pineapple, spice, round. Palate Medium oily, wood, light roasted, citrus, pineapple, herbs, balanced. Finish Long and warm, fruity, citrus, spice."
"An almost white rum. A nose of varnish, overripe banana and, strangely enough, ham au gratin! The palate oscillates between tropical fruit and fairly pronounced bitterness. Lots of complexity. The finish is very long, and still quite bitter. A very fine rum, I was personally a little bothered by the bitterness, admittedly noble but a little too present, which took away a few points."
"Nose: little more delicate / additional (unusual) herbal notesLess spikey / powerful / fruit basket vs. pineapple forward / very adstringend"