Romdeluxe Hampden Trelawny White DOK 2021 85,6%
The Trelawny White DOK from the Hampden Distillery in Jamaica is a powerful, high-ester rum bottled by Romdeluxe. Distilled in 2021 using a pot still and featuring an impressive 85.6% ABV, this rum delivers an intense aromatic experience. Aromas of ester, banana, and pineapple dominate, while on the palate, esters are joined by a commanding fruity presence. Known for its explosive character, users frequently note its potency and the lingering finish. Despite its high alcohol content, it is surprisingly drinkable, noted for mixing well in cocktails. This limited release offers a unique taste adventure, captivating rum enthusiasts with both its boldness and fruity complexity. Ideal for those passionate about high-ester rums, its limited availability further enhances its allure.
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High ester count
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Intense fruity flavors
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Long lasting finish
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Trelawny White DOK is a high-ester Jamaican rum with potent aromas of banana and pineapple. Its intense flavor and high ABV make it ideal for mixing.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 12,403 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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crazyforgoodbooze
4 August 2024
“Extrem guter DOK! Würde ich gerne Mal im daiquiri ausprobieren aber dafür ist er mir zu teuer...😅 In Sachen Preis Leistung kommt da nix an den fine drams ran. Dennoch geiles Teil hier für high Ester power drinks!”
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zabo
23 April 2024
“Edit: tried the rest of the sample as a mixer, I like it better. Comparison between the two ABV bombs from Romdeluxe. What can I say, you don't need to take a big sip of either of them. Both are truly absolute ester explosions. At some point you lose track of all the aromas and flavors you have discovered. Unfortunately, after tasting them two or three times, I can no longer really distinguish between them because of all the flavor explosions. In conclusion, both have charm and there is no real favorite for me.”
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Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
5 May 2023
“Phew, given the ABV of this rum I feel like a bloody beginner ... 🥴 The pesky fruit fly did not seem to feel that way, death-defying, it immediately pounced on the DOK and paid for this tease with its life. 🤷♂️ [No fake!] So, this rum should be taken with a grain of salt. Yes, there is a lot of tempting tropical fruit, but also a fulminant aroma carrier - and that is alcohol. Conclusion: should have tried, (especially if you want to feel like a beginner again). Oh, and if you wanted to draw a comparison in these regions: I found last year's incredible HGML (surprising overachiever from Romdeluxe at last year's GRF) more drinkable and digestible despite its 86%.”