Habitation Velier Hampden 2019 HES LM&V 5th Anniversary | 1.5L
Rum: Habitation Velier Hampden 2019 HES LM&V 5th Anniversary | 1.5L
The first bottling of Hampden bearing the exclusive mark HES, or 9th mark, with an ester content of 253 g/hL alc., this three year old bottling reveals an incredibly mature expression.
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Size: 1.5L
Proof: 121 (60.5%ABV)
Origin: Jamaica
Distillery: Hampden
The first bottling of Hampden bearing the exclusive mark HES, or 9th mark, with an ester content of 253 g/hL alc., this three year old bottling reveals an incredibly mature expression.
Habitation Velier Hampden 2019 HES LM&V 5th Anniversary | 1.5L Tasting Notes
Nose: Full, refined. On the first nose, particularly eloquent notes of plantain banana take centre stage. Allowed to breathe, cane sugar, new exotic fruits (pineapple, yellow kiwi) and heady fragrances (vetiver, lily) gradually flood the impressively elegant and fresh aroma palette.
Palate: Distinguished, fleshy. The deliciously syrupy attack (cane sugar) happily allows the expression of fresh fruits (greengage plum, Mirabelle plum, pear). The vanilla mid-palate (pod) is more herbaceous (cut hay) and spicy (cinnamon, musk). At the end of the palate, citrus fruits (lemon, grapefruit) and infused aromatic plants (sage, verbena) refresh the palate. Like biting into a juicy pear.
Finish: Long, rich. At the start of the finish, warm cane sugar literally runs across the palate, followed by extremely creamy vanilla flavours. The retro-nasal olfaction wavers between green sugar cane, exotic fruits (banana, pineapple) and flavours of geranium honey.
Distillery Information
It was a sugar plantation by 1753, and distillation likely soon followed. By 1779, the Hampden great house, which overlooks the estate grounds, featured a ground-level rum store. For its first 250 years, the estate changed family ownership only once.
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Rum: Habitation Velier Hampden 2019 HES LM&V 5th Anniversary | 1.5L
The first bottling of Hampden bearing the exclusive mark HES, or 9th mark, with an ester content of 253 g/hL alc., this three year old bottling reveals an incredibly mature expression.
Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!
Featured in
- ROLLING STONE
- MEN'S JOURNAL
- US WEEKLY
ALL ORDERS PLACED ARE GUARANTEED and WILL NOT be cancelled like with other retailers. Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand and unavailability.
Size: 1.5L
Proof: 121 (60.5%ABV)
Origin: Jamaica
Distillery: Hampden
The first bottling of Hampden bearing the exclusive mark HES, or 9th mark, with an ester content of 253 g/hL alc., this three year old bottling reveals an incredibly mature expression.
Habitation Velier Hampden 2019 HES LM&V 5th Anniversary | 1.5L Tasting Notes
Nose: Full, refined. On the first nose, particularly eloquent notes of plantain banana take centre stage. Allowed to breathe, cane sugar, new exotic fruits (pineapple, yellow kiwi) and heady fragrances (vetiver, lily) gradually flood the impressively elegant and fresh aroma palette.
Palate: Distinguished, fleshy. The deliciously syrupy attack (cane sugar) happily allows the expression of fresh fruits (greengage plum, Mirabelle plum, pear). The vanilla mid-palate (pod) is more herbaceous (cut hay) and spicy (cinnamon, musk). At the end of the palate, citrus fruits (lemon, grapefruit) and infused aromatic plants (sage, verbena) refresh the palate. Like biting into a juicy pear.
Finish: Long, rich. At the start of the finish, warm cane sugar literally runs across the palate, followed by extremely creamy vanilla flavours. The retro-nasal olfaction wavers between green sugar cane, exotic fruits (banana, pineapple) and flavours of geranium honey.
Distillery Information
It was a sugar plantation by 1753, and distillation likely soon followed. By 1779, the Hampden great house, which overlooks the estate grounds, featured a ground-level rum store. For its first 250 years, the estate changed family ownership only once.
