CoR Hampden Jamaica Ed. 5
The Jamaica Ed. 5 offers a vibrant tropical fruit and banana aroma with a rich, vanilla-infused palate. Its balanced sweetness and well-integrated alcohol showcase Hampden’s classic profile.
Exceptional Hampden: fruity, balanced, complex, and smooth.
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- Tropical fruity aroma
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Balanced sweetness
The Jamaica Ed. 5 is a distinguished rum from the Hampden distillery, aged for 29 years and presented by The Colours of Rum. Users appreciate its harmonious blend of tropical fruit, banana, and oak aromas, complemented by vanilla and salty undertones on the palate. The profound integration of alcohol and appealing herbal nuances add complexity, evoking classic Hampden charm with a unique twist. Its limited release of just 250 bottles ensures exclusivity. Ideal for connoisseurs seeking a potent, balanced, and funk-filled experience. Frequently praised for its smoothness, balanced sweetness, and intriguing herbal profile, this rum is a solid representation of the 1992 vintage, offering a sophisticated tasting adventure.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,242 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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"Again, an excellent and classic Hampden from the 1992 vintage. A bit sweeter and also wilder than Ed. 4. Also more salt. I like the herbaceous, spicy note from the sister cask a tad better."
"Extremely well balanced fruity Hampden. Rather mild and sweet."
"Crisp fruit, balanced sweetness, plus subtle green aromas that remind me of tea - very nice bottling."
"12th GRF, Colours of Rum Tasting. Quick and short... Nose: bacony esters, fine lemon, good middle. Palate: nicely fruity, rendered fat here too. Very round and one. Fun."