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CoR Hampden Jamaica HD <>H 2013 70cl bottle
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Aged rum · 10 years · 66,8%

CoR Hampden Jamaica HD <>H 2013

Sip this one slowly and give it air — several tasters say it opens up a lot after a few minutes in the glass. It's a full-throttle Hampden <>H: exploding esters, glue and nail polish, ripe pineapple and tropical fruit, marzipan, plus a salty, briny streak people love. At 66.8% the alcohol runs hot; many reach for water. A few also enjoy it in a Mai Tai.

The community says
  • Explosive esters
  • Ripe tropical fruit
  • But: Hot alcohol
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How does CoR Hampden Jamaica HD <>H 2013 taste?

Aggregated from 58 community reviews.

Intense, salty, ester-heavy Hampden bruiser Loved by Hampden fans for its intense, straight-ahead ester-and-glue punch with a salty twist. The catch most name: the high-proof alcohol isn't always fully integrated and can feel sharp.

Perfect for

Hampden funk fans who want maximum ester intensity

Less suitable for

Beginners and anyone put off by heat and solvent notes

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91% rate it 8 or higher. 20 selected write-ups from 58 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.

Review by Thunderbird

Thunderbird
Feb 20241,261 reviewsGermany
8.8/10

Today a small cross-comparison between the CoR and the WDC 2014. On the nose, the CoR is somewhat more restrained and subtle, but the classic <>H aromas are still clearly perceptible, just not as intense as in the WDC. The exact opposite on the palate... here the CoR is much more present and crisp and ... more intense...! However, both also serve the classic aroma play of the <>H. The finish is long...ester-heavy with a hint of brine, medicinal bitterness and some fermented fruit. They don't give each other much. Which one you prefer here is a question of personal taste, as they are both clearly recognizable as <>H.

Review by Rare Akuma

Rare Akuma
Jan 2024167 reviewsBelgium
8.3/10

Tasted at Liquid Leuven ‘23, so my review remains rather concise. Typical <>H profile on the nose, rich in berries, sour pineapple, and lemon juice; counterbalanced with lighter sugars such as marzipan and yellow banana. It’s heavily spiced with juniper berries, grated ginger and jasmin tea, before it gets almost overwhelmingly synthetic with bicycle tubes, treated rubber and hot glue. On the palate bananas have left the scene and the marzipan alone unfortunately can’t hold back the sours effectively. Overripe pineapple, berrymix and lemon juice front and centre. Lots of ginger and equal amounts of glue. The imbalance is what makes it truely interesting, but the alcohol is not integrated perfectly and that’s what breaks the experience. The finish is medium in length, primarily fruity, but bitter and unusually dry.

Review by mto75

mto75
Nov 2023693 reviewsGermany
8.7/10

The CoR has to prove itself today against the Nobils No. 14. The CoR is a little darker in color, but that doesn't mean anything. In the first impression on the nose I find the Nobilis - despite its higher ABV - a little finer, a touch less aggressive. With the CoR I have fermented fruit and cake batter / fruit base, with the Nobilis comes a note that reminds me of chutney or stewed fruit. On the palate, however, I can barely make out a difference. Bottom line, the Nobilis is a little ahead with its interesting nose. But De CoR does not have to hide either!

Review by RumTaTa

RumTaTa
Oct 2023452 reviewsGermany
9.0/10

Shortly after opening and pouring, the whole room smells of glue! This rum cannot be mistaken for Hampden! It is not easy to "smell past" the esters. Ripe pineapple and marzipan are definitely behind it. Slightly weaker vanilla, pastry and yoghurt also yellow fruits. On the palate, I find the rum much more balanced! The barrel and roasted aromas are added here, as well as a salty note and olives, which form a nice interplay with the fruity sweetness. I also really like the seamless transition to the almost endless finish. The salty note picks up speed here. An excellent, intense, "thoroughbred" Hampden. According to the BAT blog, Hampden produced the Mark OWH in 2013. However, this rum is definitely one of the <>H

Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰

Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Feb 20245,612 reviewsDenmark
9.0/10

09.02.2024 Nordlichter treffen. Retasting More powerful and intense than Wu Dram Clan and not an everyday rum. Very intense in a good way. Nose Intense, ester, funk, light wood, faint roasted, light smoke, light marzipan, fruity, glue, light floral. Palate Intense, light wood, faint smoke, light roasted, fruity, ester, citrus, glue, light olive. Finish Very long and intense, light wood, roasted, fruits, ester, light medicinal. ------------ #4321 21.10.2023 Whisky Live 2023

Review by Schnubbi

Schnubbi
Jun 2024344 reviewsGermany
8.9/10

Cookie dough and tropical fruit, with a nice light saltiness. A really nice Hampden, <>H is becoming one of my favorite Hampden Marques. Edit: Tasted again against the Nobilis Hampden <>H 2013 (RX12016). The CoR has more saltiness and is a little wilder, while the Nobilis is a little rounder and more tamed. In the end, it's a matter of taste, for me both are on the same high level. Edit 2: Woody, fruity, bitter, salty. Unfortunately just awesome. Another 0.1 points up.

Review by HenryL

HenryL
Jul 2024265 reviewsGermany
8.8/10

Frisch eingeschenkt noch sehr brachial, je länger er im Glas ist desto besser wird er aber. Super Jamaikaner und interessanter Direktvergleich zum WDC: Eine Nase die sich klar Hampden zuordnen lässt, eine ordentliche Ladung Ester. Spannend wird es aber am Gaumen: Der CoR ist deutlich wilder und hat eine Salzlakennote die ihn sehr spannend macht. Im Abgang hat man noch lange etwas von den schönen Bananen-Ester Noten.

Review by TheRhumhoe

TheRhumhoe
TheRhumhoe
Nov 2023918 reviews
7.9/10

A powerful Hampden, to the point of being ethyllic. The nose evokes strong medicinal notes on esters and solvents, but also glue, varnish, fermentation and camphor. There's a buttery structure typical of mark <>H, but also pastry notes of marzipan and candied fruit. Yellow and tropical fruits and citrus are also part of the decor. The funk comes through easily in this profile. On the palate, the alcohol becomes more present, biting, even sharp. While the fruity, pastry and medicinal profile of the nose is generally present, the flavors are much less pronounced on the palate. They're even anaesthetized by the alcohol, which is rather disturbing here. This is clearly not the style of rum to introduce a tasting. The finish leaves its medicinal, warm, alcoholic imprint for a long time. The astringency is very present, marked by drying tannins. It's hard to find any sign of sweetness in this bottling. A rum with strong character, but too sanitized overall. If it feels like a bomb, it's unfortunately more alcoholic than aromatic.

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Details about CoR Hampden Jamaica HD <>H 2013

A Pot Still Rum from Jamaica, bottled by The Colours of Rum, at 66,8%.

CountryJamaica
DistilleryHampden
CategoryPot Still Rum
DistillationPot Still
ABV66,8%
Volume70cl
Age10 years
Vintage2013
Bottled2023

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32 bottles logged by 26 collectors.

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21% opened, 4 emptied and repurchased.

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What does CoR Hampden Jamaica HD <>H 2013 cost?

Community paid 122–200 €.

Current best price: 195.00 € – within the typical community range.

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