Salon du Rhum Hampden Jamaica C<>H
Pineapple and esters, balanced oak, lasting tropical intensity.
Pineapple, solvent, and estery aromas meet a palate driven by tropical fruit and barrel spice. Widely praised for balance and integration—community favorite, especially for fans of aged Hampden.
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How does this rum taste?
Vivid tropical fruits—led by pineapple and supported by lemon and hints of barrel-aged warmth—form the signature of this 28-year-old Hampden. Community consensus highlights its superb balance of esters, oak, and funk, and notes the seamless integration of alcohol. While some find touches of acidity and wood pronounced, most celebrate its complexity and power. Worth exploring for those who appreciate bold, mature Jamaican rums.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,395 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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This one is just delightful imho. Very well balanced and more on the elegant side.
Day 17 of the Samples de Luxe calendar and tasted again a year and a half later. Explosion on the nose, with varnish, overripe tropical fruit, funkiness and a kind of sweetness that calms things down. The alcohol attacks hard, but immediately the aromas fill the mouth. A touch of solvents, a nice bitterness and a touch of plum. The finish is rather long, and you can feel the almost 30 years of ageing! The wood remains relatively discreet but present. The empty glass adds a discreet rubbery touch. A very fine rum. To be tasted again with a little oxidation. My money was on Habitation Velier's LROK 67%.
A very nice and fruity release. Great balance between the roasted wood and fruits complimented with spices and light chocolate. I liked the smoky wood and fruit/pastry mix on the finish.
Really sexy nose. Also a surprise on the palate. I would have been better off buying it. After the first reviews, I was a little skeptical, but absolutely pleasantly surprised.