Hamilton Jamaican Pot Still Gold Rum is part of our Dark Rum collection. It comes from Hamilton Rum and is crafted in Jamaica.
Hamilton Jamaican Pot Still Gold Rum is a blend of extra light, light and heavy pot still rums distilled from fermented molasses from the Worthy Park Estate sugar mill.
Hamilton Jamaican Pot Still Gold Rum stands out for its bold, funky flavor profile that captures the essence of traditional Jamaican rum production. This high-ester rum is distilled in pot stills at Worthy Park Estate, then aged for up to 5 years in once-used bourbon barrels, resulting in a complex spirit with notes of overripe banana, pineapple, and a hint of smoky molasses that adds depth and character to classic tiki cocktails and modern rum creations alike.
Nose: Ripe banana, burnt sugar, and molasses lead the way.
Palate: Bold and funky, with prominent notes of overripe bananas.
Finish: Strong, grassy finish.
Hamilton Jamaican Pot Still Gold Rum is colored with gold tint caramel from Sethness. In both Hamilton Black and Gold Rums, approximately one liter of caramel colors 450 nine-liter cases of rum, less than three drops of caramel per 750ml bottle of rum.
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Definitely enjoyed this rum heavy bananas Foster on the nose. Quite funky.
As an avid collector of quality rums, I was excited to finally try the Hamilton rum lines as they're not easy to find in my area. In summary, I don't plan on buying this version again. Although I love their Hamilton 86 Demerara selection, this pot still funk is not to my liking. It has a very 'grassy banana' linger on the palate that just doesn't work in my often go-to plantation punch. I've not tried it in a classic daiquiri yet, but typically if you don't care for it neat, then you probably won't care for it in a cocktail. As I've said often, "In order to have a good composite, you need to start with good components". In other notes, it's a very light and dry rum, I would not place it in a traditional gold rum category. I'll keep experimenting and sipping on it, perhaps I'll acquire a better taste for it.
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