Velier Hampden Pagos 2024
Highly praised as a fruity, ester-driven Hampden where Oloroso sherry adds dark fruits and spice. Considered well-balanced, flavoursome and easy to sip, especially for fans of sherry finishes.
Sherry forward for sure, but pretty well integrated. I’m not always one to enjoy wine finished spirits and I like this a lot. The sherry on the nose and late on the finish is loud, but well integrated on the palate and on the tongue into the finish. A little water opens it up some. Sacrilegious as this sounds, I’d think that this would be delightful over a large block of ice in front of a fire on a cold evening. It sure has enough body to stand up to a cube.Read more
Fans of high-ester Jamaican funk who enjoy sherry cask influence and want a characterful but not overwhelming 52% sipper.
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How does Velier Hampden Pagos 2024 taste?
Sherried Hampden with fruity funk
If you like classic Hampden fruit and esters but are curious about sherry casks, this is a solid, moderately intense bottle that many RumX users enjoy as an easy funky sipper.
Beginners sensitive to ester funk or anyone who dislikes strong sherry notes and a slightly sharp, youthful edge.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 18,167 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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Sherry forward for sure, but pretty well integrated. I’m not always one to enjoy wine finished spirits and I like this a lot. The sherry on the nose and late on the finish is loud, but well integrated on the palate and on the tongue into the finish. A little water opens it up some. Sacrilegious as this sounds, I’d think that this would be delightful over a large block of ice in front of a fire on a cold evening. It sure has enough body to stand up to a cube.
Auto-translatedSo now I've tasted all three Velier Hampden Pagos from 2022, 2023 and 2024 in parallel. The differences are then rather negligible and for me the conclusion is that they are all very sherry-heavy, some more and some less. Basically solid, but also interchangeable.
Auto-translatedBalanced yet powerful, the typical Hampden aromas are well combined with the influences of the sherry casks. The combination of fruity, earthy and umami notes makes it a good, complex rum, but without lasting enthusiasm.
Auto-translated#5131 01.03.2025 tasting at Whiskymessen.dk 2025. Nose Light, round, light wood, fruits, light honey, light citrus, faint floral, light sherry, pineapple. Palate Round, fresh, light wood, light floral, fruits, cinnamon, light berries, sherry, light dried fruit, spice. Finish Medium long, fresh, light wood, dried fruit, light citrus, sherry, spice, light banana.