Established in 1753 in the Trelawny Parish—often cited as the 'Grand Cru' of Jamaican rum—Hampden Estate stands as the undisputed icon of the heavy pot still style. For nearly three centuries, the distillery has maintained unchanged production methods to create spirits of unparalleled character. This 2010 vintage holds a special place in history: at the time of its release, it was the oldest fully tropical-aged stock in the estate’s inventory. Bearing the classic LROK mark (Light Rum Owen Kelly, dating back to 1952) with an ester count of 200–400 gr/hlPA, this 13-year-old rum is bottled at 60% ABV, offering a profound depth of flavor and complexity.

Bottled in 700ml and 1500ml.