Hampden Estate presents rum Hampden 1753: a new bottle named in honor of the year the distillery was founded. Hampden 1753 is a celebration of nearly three centuries of traditional craftsmanship and is a living tribute to the exceptional historical heritage of the Jamaican distillery.
This newcomer, which joins the core range of official bottles, is an authentic expression of Hampden's original style and offers a perfect introduction to the unique aromatic world of the distillery.
Hampden Estate - 1753 is a remarkable creation from Hampden distillery, characterized by a high ester content of 476 g/hl, placing it in the HLCF (Hampden Light Continental Flavoured) category. This rum reflects the centuries-old expertise of Hampden, known for producing rums with a distinctive character and intense aroma thanks to traditional fermentation and distillation methods.
Despite its youth, Hampden Estate - 1753 offers impressive depth. Its precisely crafted aromatic profile combines mineral notes reminiscent of some single malts from the Isle of Islay with typically Jamaican exotic generosity. The palate reveals complex and contrasting flavors that blend intensity and elegance, delivering an unforgettable tasting experience.
The Hampden distillery, established around 1750, was originally owned by a Scot, Archibald Sterling. Hampden is known for its heavy rums distilled in copper pot stills. Fermentation is long and natural (no commercial yeasts are used).
Bottles are filled with an alcohol content of 46% with a volume of 0.7 l and are delivered in stylish gift cartons.
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