How does this rum taste?
- Intense ester aroma
- Vibrant tropical fruit flavors
- Long, lasting finish
The S.B.S Jamaica (9. German Rum Festival) DOK, crafted at the Hampden Distillery and bottled by 1423 World Class Spirits, is a robust Jamaican rum that highlights its youthful exuberance and complexity. Aged for 1.5 years and boasting an ABV of 59.8%, this limited edition of 183 bottles is known for its intense ester and fruity character, with aromatic notes of banana, pineapple, and glue. The palate is marked by spicy, tropical fruit flavors and a long, warming finish, making it an adventurous choice for seasoned rum enthusiasts.
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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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"Considering the price tag at release this is a very nice rum. From opening the bottle you get the ester and fruits and once rested the flavours just sneak across the table. Intense, fruity with nice ester and glue notes, light wood with spices. In the empty glass i can pick up faint chocolate notes. Oily on the palate and it draws really nice curtains in the glass."
"For its young age an excellent rum... it offers everything you expect from a Jamaican with this mark! Top!!"
"These sherry finished Jamaicans are not worlds apart, but I dig it. In this one, the sherry influence is somewhat less, according to my impression. In the mouth it comes across a bit spicier, the wood influence is well noticeable despite the young age. For me a little weaker than the comparable newer bottlings with lower mark"
"the PX Sherry Cask maturation is initially only noticeable in the color, the fat esters set the tone, but after a while in the glass also come red fruits and spicy notes, more then still on the palate, with a toasty finish. So really can pick me up the combination then but somehow not..."