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Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 55 (Navy Blend Rum HQNB) 2025
This is a neat, take-your-time sipper — give it half an hour in the glass and it keeps shifting. Dark chocolate, leather, dried apricots, prunes and tobacco carry a Guyana-heavy navy blend of Trinidad, Jamaica and Guyana rums. At 59.2%, the alcohol sits remarkably well. A few tasters wanted more Jamaican funk and Trinidad presence; some found the oak a touch tannic on the finish.
The community says- Well-integrated alcohol
- Complex, evolving nose
- Guyana-dominant balance
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How does Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 55 (Navy Blend Rum HQNB) 2025 taste?
Aggregated from 44 community reviews.
Complex, oak-and-dried-fruit navy blend, neat Widely liked cask-strength navy blend — deep dried fruit, chocolate and leather that reveal new notes with air. The main gripe: Guyana dominates, leaving Jamaica and Trinidad in the background.
Fans of dark, oaky cask-strength navy blends who'll give a pour time
Anyone wanting bright Jamaican funk or an easy, low-proof sipper
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2% rate it between 6 and 8. 17 selected write-ups from 44 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
This rum is like the summer evening sky: all shades of color are served. In concrete terms: if you give the rum plenty of time, you will find different aromas on the nose and palate every 5 minutes. Highly amazing and proof of a more than happy blender's hand (the very good alcohol integration also speaks for the latter). Great rum cinema. But I only recognized it on the second tasting.
Review by Skyfly
Klasse Navy Blend, auch wenn die Trinidad-Noten für mich etwas zu sehr im Hintergrund sind. Mit viel Zeit im Glas entwickelt sich dennoch ein wahres Aromenspektakel mit viel Trockenfrüchten und dunklen Aromen. Alkohol perfekt eingebunden
Review by FischeJ
From memory, there is more Jamaica on the nose here compared to HQNB 1. Over time, many different aromas come through and alternate. You can smell and discover for a long time. Full and dense in the mouth. Even better than the nose. Red fruits, wood, leather, creamy, subtle sweetness. Simply great.
Review by Chrischi78
Verkostung auf dem 14. German Rum Festival: Unglaublich komplex und vielseitig – jedes Aroma fügt sich zu einem starken Gesamtbild. Mit jedem Schluck neue Facetten, Zeit im Glas lohnt sich. Für mich ein absoluter Top-Rum.
Review by DomM
A significant lighter profile compared to the first HQNB. Well executed and complex, yet not really what I‘d expect from an navy blend as it mostly lacks dark notes and rich dried fruits. The first edition is my favorite here, clearly.
Review by mto75
The new HQNB in the glass for Black Tot Day. The EMB 95 set the tone for the first, here I'm more in favor of Versailles and PM. The Caroni and TDL are more in the background, or rather more present on the palate.
Review by Christoph
A unicorn in terms of quality, the alcohol could not be more perfectly integrated. With a twinkle in your eye, you could almost say you can't enjoy Caroni more price-consciously, which is present alongside dark fruits from Guyana. Wonderful woody notes that harmonize smoothly with plum and dirt from Trinidad. Tropical fruits from Jamaica remain very subtle, but come through when left to stand for a while and tasted from time to time.
Review by zabo
The old Navy Blend from RumClub was compared with the new RumClub Ed.55. Personally, I liked the old one a little better. Both very good, but in conclusion, the new bottling couldn't quite keep up. Complaining at a high level
Review by Martin Spooner
Wow. Wonderful navi blend. Really nice raisin, chocolate and vanilla on the nose. A grenade on the palate. Great flavors and a strong finish too. A really nice device. Hopefully again soon.
Review by Serge
Direct comparison of the two HQNB. The old one dominates the nose with menthol and citrus and lots of EMB notes. The new one rather with Spanish and chocolaty sweet notes. The first is clearly better, but I wouldn't need a bottle of either. The new one doesn't blow me away, I would rather take an EMB than the first one.
Review by Andi
A really great navy blend at a very high level. Whether on the nose or the palate, both, very complex and you can discover new flavors every 5-10 minutes, if you just give it the time. (It's difficult, it's damn drinkable) Dark dried fruit, caramel, raisin, prune, mint, tobacco, leather, wood and dark chocolate. A colorful potpourri of flavors to discover. PS: Yes, I found "HQNB 1" a tiny bit better from my personal taste profile, which I like.
Review by Jakob
Much closer to the Spanish style than the first HQNB, where the EMB marque comes through very clearly. A drinkable, accessible blend that also has aromas of mint and dried fruit alongside the heavy caramel, vanilla and oak sweetness. An exciting blend at a high level.
Review by Jussi Piirainen
Last Rum Club for tonight On the nose:Tobacco and woody notes. Spices. Dried fruits. On each nosing, i got very different notes. Taste: Dark chocolate at first. Leather. Toasted notes. Dried fruits. Mocha notes towards the end. There is alcohol intensity, but for me its integrated very well. Finish: Oak and dark chocolate Havent tried the first edition, but this one had very good range of darker flavours and i really enjoyed sipping this one.
Review by Carlitooo
For me, the new HQNB goes one better than the first release. The complexity and versatility is hard to beat, the individual components result in a powerful interplay of flavors. There is something new to discover with every sip, time in the glass is absolutely recommended. For me, one of the absolute top rums ever
Review by Dirk Becker
Extrem eleganter, vielschichtiger Rum, Alkohol top eingebunden
Review by Pavel Spacek
I love it! Mostly funky from Jamaica, but still sweet and rounded tones
Review by Boletus
Ein beeindruckender Blend, dessen Facettenreichtum erst durch längeren Luftkontakt so richtig deutlich wird. Beim ersten Schnuppern kam es mir fast wie eine reine Mischung aus Port Mourant und Versailles mit einem kleinen Anteil Long Pond vor. Am Gaumen zeigt sich jedoch dann die geschmeidige, reife Textur von Trinidad, wobei man nicht mit dreckigen Caroninoten oder einer heftigen Minz-Menthol-Attacke zu rechnen braucht. Auch die Hampden-Ester sind vergleichsweise rar gesät, aber dennoch aufzufinden und geben dem Rum immer wieder einen spannenden Twist. Wirklich bei jedem erneuten Riechen und Schmecken sind neue Aromen aufzufinden, wobei es stets harmonisch und elegant bleibt. Wunderbar!
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Details about Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 55 (Navy Blend Rum HQNB) 2025
A Pot & Column Still Rum from Multiple countries, bottled by Spirit of Rum, at 59,2%.
Community purchases
22 bottles logged by 17 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
36% opened, 5 emptied and repurchased.
What does Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 55 (Navy Blend Rum HQNB) 2025 cost?
Community paid 228–292 €.
Current best price: 284.50 € – within the typical community range.
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