Sample TRC Hampden 1998 Jamaica HLCF 17yr 63,2% 3cl medicinal and concentrated on red

medicinal and concentrated on red fruits

Named for Jaques Bally who purchased the Lajus Plantation in 1917 which was closed after the 1902 Mount Pelee eruption

but 1248 is correct

The rum was distilled in a traditional Creole column still

This is from a large batch of molasses rum distilled at Damoiseau in 1998

Sample TRC Hampden 1998 Jamaica HLCF 17yr 63,2% 3cl medicinal and concentrated on redTRC Hampden Jamaica HLCF 1998 is a rum bottled by The Rum Company (TRC) from the Hampden Estate distillery in Jamaica, from the 1998 vintage, specifically a rum marked as HLCF, which indicates a high ester, light flavoured, continental style rum from the distillery. This specific bottling is an example of the distillery's high quality, pot still produced, high ester rums, a style popular with rum connoisseurs.