Hampden Great House (Distillery Edition 2022)
Nose bursts with banana, pineapple and esters, while the palate balances overripe tropical fruits, sweetness, and subtle wood. RumX community agrees this is a flavorful, well-rounded Hampden that impresses for both enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Fruity, balanced and vibrant—banana, pineapple, understated funk.
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How does this rum taste?
- Rich tropical fruit bouquet
- Well-integrated alcohol, easy sipper
- Balanced ester profile
Tropical fruits lead the charge in Hampden’s Great House 2022, with lush banana and pineapple layered over a vibrant bed of classic esters and a touch of gentle wood. RumX tasters praise its balance, fruity nose, and easy drinkability at 55% ABV, while noting a fresher, lighter profile compared to its predecessors. Worth a sip for fans of bright, fruit-forward Jamaican rums who appreciate finesse with their funk.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,309 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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"Very coherent Hampden. Makes really fun!"
"Very nice fruit forwards nose with backed banana, pineapple and a basket of other tropical fruits. Same on the palate: quite some fruits and a little less pronounced dark notes."
"26% LFCH 2011 74% HGML 2019 In direct comparison with '19, '20 and '21: the most fermented and almost vegatable on the nose; the darkest together with the '20; with approx. 800 g/hL the most esters and the sweetest on the palate of all. Quite different from all three predecessors! Nose: as already mentioned, very fermented and veggy, almost artichoke-like, which is clearly due to the high proportion of very young high-ester HGML. Besides the esters, there's a lot of vinegar, but covered by honey. Pineapple is just as absent here as banana. 79 Palate: very sweet attack with plenty of esters and pineapple. Has a creamy effect. The sweetness now moves towards liquorice, with a mix of vanilla and umami. Toffee is added at the end. 83 I like it better on the palate than on the nose. Hearing esters suits the GH well."
"Clearly fruitier than its brothers GH 21 and GH 20. The blend seems somewhat younger than in previous years.my ranking GH 20 > GH 22 > GH 21"