Hampden Estate 1753
Authentic tropical pot still rum with high ester content and tons of character

Looking for genuine Jamaican rum with depth, complexity, and history? Then Hampden Estate 1753 Pure Single Jamaican Rum is just what you need! This unique rum from Trelawny, Jamaica offers an extraordinary experience for both newcomers and seasoned rum enthusiasts. With its tropical aging, wild fermentation, and intense aromas, it’s a perfect introduction to Hampden’s famous high ester style.

100% authentic Jamaican craftsmanship – nothing added, all natural
Alcohol: 46%
Aging: 3 years in tropical climate (equivalent to 10 years in Europe)
Distillation: 100% pot still in copper double retorts
Fermentation: Wild and extremely long with natural yeast
No sugar, no coloring, no additives
Spring water: Pure, natural spring water used throughout the process
Ester content: 476.9 gr./hlpa – for that true funky Hampden style
Aromatic concentration: 3,606.9 gr./hlpa of complex compounds

Tasting Notes – Exotic, intense, and full of life
Color: Light amber – natural and unfiltered.
Nose: Overripe tropical fruit (mango and banana), citrus, nutmeg, and a touch of machine shop – a classic Hampden profile.
Taste: Rich and complex with warm spices, a subtle hint of vanilla, and distinct notes of mango, pineapple, and banana. The 46% ABV is carried with elegance and balance – intense but never harsh.

Hampden Estate – Jamaica’s oldest distillery and most characterful rum
Hampden Estate 1753 is named after the year the distillery was founded – making it the oldest rum distillery in all of Jamaica! Located in the heart of Trelawny, near the untouched nature of Cockpit Country, tradition is still alive and well. Production continues with copper pot stills, natural fermentation, and 100% tropical aging – just as it was done hundreds of years ago. With its strong identity and unmatched flavor profile, Hampden is not just a producer – it’s an experience, a craft, and a tribute to Jamaica’s proud rum tradition.
Hampden Estate 1753 – when you want to taste how real Jamaican rum is meant to be made