Hampden Great House, shown here in its 2026 version, is a blend of the most representative expressions of Hampden Estate’s unique rum style: LROK, HCLF and OWH. Distilled in 2016 and aged entirely in Jamaica’s tropical climate, this release – with its mature yet fresh profile – is the first 10-year-old bottling ever to feature in this collection.
Hampden Estate is a historic Jamaican distillery, in operation since 1753, which produces a unique rum characterised by spring water, prolonged fermentation using wild yeasts, distillation in copper double-retort pot stills, tropical ageing in ex-bourbon casks, and no added sugar or additives. Situated in the province of Trelawny, in the heartland of Jamaican rum, and run by the Hussey family since 2009, Hampden Estate is renowned for having the finest plots of land in the country, with one of the highest yields per hectare.
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