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What stands out most for reviewers is the evolving complexity—each sip unfolds with layers of tropical fruit, esters, and subtle wood, creating a truly dynamic experience. Distinct notes of pineapple, banana, and even hints of glue and roasted aromas keep the journey interesting. Many enjoy sipping it neat, appreciating its depth, balanced funk, and warming finish. Highly rated by Hampden fans, it's a bottle worth seeking for authentic Jamaican flavor.
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About the Hampden distillery
The Hampden distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Hampden have been reviewed 15,477 times with an average of 8.4/10.
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Third tasting and still really good, actually a bit better than last tasting. I like the rubber notes at the end. ————— Fourth tasting and bumping it again, really really good.
Great Hampden with everything you could wish for. Lots of fermented tropical fruit. Strong estetic notes without being too overwhelming. But simply tasty. Good value for money. Clear recommendation to buy
... Hampden, the legendary Jamaican distillery that produces rum as well as alcohol for perfume. In all the rums from this distillery you will taste wild esters, after which your whole organism will soak up the smell of golden tropical fruits - mango, papaya, pineapple, peach. One of the "must try before you die" rums
Very good Hampden. Great balance between fruit/wood/spices. Not overly funky. Baked banana. Pineapple obviously. Not overripe but still on the fresh side. Pretty much flawless. Second try. Still love it.