Precious Liquors Hampden House of Cane Jamaica Pure Single Rum <>H 2013
Highly praised Hampden <>H: big but balanced funk, intense tropical fruit, well-integrated 58.8% and a long, satisfying finish. Considered among the standout 2013 releases by many enthusiasts.
Fans of high-ester Jamaican funk who enjoy intense but well-balanced Hampden profiles and want a top-tier 2013 <>H at full cask strength for focused sipping and comparisons.
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Balanced high-ester Hampden powerhouse
If you already enjoy Hampden and want a cask strength <>H that’s big on fruit and funk but still surprisingly rounded, this sits right in that sweet spot.
Those sensitive to high ABV, beginners new to funky Jamaican rum, or value seekers put off by premium pricing and limited-bottle scarcity.
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From the freshly opened bottle, the rum starts off with intense funkiness. Very heavy on the glue and nail polish side of noses. With some time to breath it opens up end presents a nice Hampden nose. Grilled pineapple, some roasted notes and some almond paste mingling with the chemical notes as well as a sensation of freshness akin to fruit acid. Young <>Hs do work really well in book. Same on the palate: I just like this profile at this moderate age and this bottling is a good one of the vintage imo. Very rich on the palate with all the good stuff. Fruits, wood, roasted almonds and some sweetness. While intense, the chemical and glue-y notes are much less pronounced compared to the nose. Delightful stuff. Addon: Looking at a little 2013 <>H side-by-side today. On the nose the House of Cane bottling takes the crown with TCoR and Swells Constantia taking second place. The Nectar is the only real outlier, not able to compete with the pack. Roots comes with a bit more overripe notes, while TWJ is a bit stronger on solvent notes. Both are very nice as well. On the palate the crown goes to The House of Cane, again. Very high intensity with Hampden funk and fruits nicely balanced by some sweetness and cookie notes. CoR and TWJ both show an intense <>H profile as well, excellent. The SdS Constantia presents the most balanced profile. Very nice to drink indeed. Roots looses on the palate, unfortunately. There is a distinct note of lightly peated Whisky in the bottling. That’s not bad, but doesn’t benefit the rum imo. The Nectar, again, cannot fully win my heart. The cask presumably had less influence, leaving the bottling in a more alcoholic and less balanced state.
Once again a nice 2013 <>H bottling. Thanks to DomM for sharing. Brings everything you'd expect from it and even a bit more. Alcohol is well integrated and quite drinkable in my opinion. From memory, this one easily makes it into the top group of the other 2013/2014 <>H from the cross comparison we had already made.
Auto-translatedFruchtiger 2013er Hampden <>H mit mittleren Estern, tropischen Noten, etwas Würze und Zuckerrohr-Süße. Eingängig, zugänglich und spannend – ideal als Einstieg in Jamaika-Rum. Gutes PLV, klare Empfehlung!
Auto-translatedOn the nose there are the expected markers you'd expect from a <>H, but the whole is very round and balanced. Quite intense on the palate with lots of fruit and a still pleasant astringency. The finish is expectedly long.
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