Hampden 12 Years 2010 HGML Rare Cask #24

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The Rare Cask Series is a set of five bottlings hailing from five casks distilled in 2010 and selected from some of the estate’s oldest stocks. They represent three different marks – HLCF (400-600 g/hla), HGML (1,000 – 1,100 g/hla) and the DOK (1,500 – 1,600 g/hla) which is Hampden’s highest ester expression that is right on the cusp of what is legally permitted. They have been matured for 12 years in Jamaica’s tropical climate to create some intensely raw, authentic and complex rums.

 

Tasting notes:

With an ester content of 1,000-1,100 g per hectolitre of alcohol, this Hampden 12 year old is in the HGML category. This particularly luxurious bottling begins by unveiling empyreumatic, medicinal, heady and oxidative tones that are both incredibly powerful and very distinguished. Then, after setting this telluric scene, it reveals a very nuanced and delicate personality characterised by notes of fresh fig, orange, acacia honey and cocoa.With an ester content of 1,000-1,100 g per hectolitre of alcohol, this Hampden 12 year old is in the HGML category. This particularly luxurious bottling begins by unveiling empyreumatic, medicinal, heady and oxidative tones that are both incredibly powerful and very distinguished. Then, after setting this telluric scene, it reveals a very nuanced and delicate personality characterised by notes of fresh fig, orange, acacia honey and cocoa.

Presentation box included.


Classification: Pure Single Rum (Molasses + 100% Pot Still Distillation)
Country: Jamaica
Aged: 12 Years (Tropical Aging)
Distillery: Hampden Estate
ABV: 63.6% / 700ml

$1,040.00 inc. GST

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Hampden Estate is an iconic distillery in the Trelawny area in northern Jamaica, where rum is still produced using ancient techniques, ingredients that are unique to the Caribbean, wild fermentation – the best expression of the land – and distillation in characteristic double retort pot stills. For this reason, Hampden Estate is increasingly the heart of Jamaican rum tradition and identity.

Weight 4 kg