Hampden Estate Rum 2010 LROK (47%)

Founded in 1753, Hampden Estate has been distilling rum in the "Trelawny Parish" for more than three centuries: historically the grand cru of Jamaican rum.
Hampden Estate is known for producing a wide variety of distillates. Depending on several parameters, such as the duration of fermentation or the addition of dunder (the remains of a previous distillation), a rum is given a certain mark. The mark LROK stands for Light Rum Owen Kelly, and is one of the marks produced at Hampden Estate and refers to a rum with a high concentration of esters, from 200 to 400 g/hLPA.
Hampden Estate 2010 LROK was aged for no less than 11 years in Jamaica's tropical climate.

Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity. Dried banana, sweet and sour candy, sugarcane syrup.
Taste: Fresh. Camphor, menthol, exotic fruit, vanilla.
Finish: long and silky. Rum cake, licorice, orange peel.