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The #2 Jamaica Hmpdn rum from the Hampden distillery, bottled by Spiritori, is a complex yet approachable spirit with a blend of tropical fruit, vanilla, and spicy notes. Distilled from molasses in 2012 and aged for nearly 12 years, it boasts a cask strength of 57.5% ABV, emphasizing its robust character. Users describe it as having a soft complexity with notes of tropical fruits, buttery pastries, and a hint of tobacco. Light on esters, it offers a unique tasting experience with a balanced integration of flavors despite its strong concentration, making it a great option for both enthusiasts and newcomers to Jamaican rums.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,693 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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low Ester Hampden with fruit that is a little more yellow and overripe tropical (guava, gassy mango, jackfruit) in combination with pineapple (normal and grilled) and lemons. Hampden spices, vanilla, pepper, wood, restrained esters and some solvent. Almond, chocolate and tobacco are also present. Quite tasty, low acidity 👌
Wow, I really had no great expectations of this rum. I would classify it more in the Low Ester Hampden category. But the taste is really good. More on the light easy sipper side for in between. I like it very much.
Good Hampden, but a low Ester Hampden, most like an OWH. More on the marzipan side, almost going in the direction of Worthy Park.
I also really like this bottling from Spiritori. In addition to the typical Hampden aromas on the nose, it also has pepper, vanilla and leather. On the palate, however, this bottling knows how to convince me much more. In addition to the pastry and butter notes that are not unusual for Hampden, tobacco, chocolate and almond notes also come through after a little time. The finish is peppery and slightly bitter, but that doesn't bother me at all. An ingenious bottling and clearly sets itself apart from the standard Hampdens.