Jim Beam Maple Bourbon Whisky 70 cl

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Why We Like It: It has a traditional profile that isn’t excessively steely or sugary. At this price, it doesn’t feel as cheap as many other whiskeys. Jim Beam is one of the most reliable bourbons out in the market that will make for a satisfying sipper. Its low price point is also why you should experiment with using it in mixed drinks. Instructions: Fill your highball glass with ice and add ginger ale and Jim Beam. Garnish it with a lemon wedge and serve. Why We Like It: This bonded spirit is dominated by corn from the nose, palate, and finish — with quite a bit of allspice, wood, toffee, and Sarsaparilla. The finish is light and brief, but it has notes of old cherry tobacco and a trace of dry wood, with a sensation of pecan-chocolate clusters.

The woodsy toffee at the finish contrast nicely with the chocolate spiced with cinnamon and tobacco. Over the palate, there’s a sweet sensation reminiscent of the creamed honey taste, developing into marshmallows and spiced-cherry tobacco with cedar traces. Although bourbon purists might find this blend’s excessive sugar content a touch off-putting, the strong cinnamon and spicy flavor more than makes up for it.

The taste mostly mirrors the aromas, displaying a rich cherry/vanilla flavor alongside dry straw and candy corn on the palate.

This bourbon offers a twist on the idea of a maple flavored bourbon. In this case, instead of infusing the bourbon with maple syrup, the barrels themselves were made from sugar maple. The result is a uniquely complex offering which loses some of the caramel normally present in bourbon from the oak in the barrels. However, the caramel surprisingly isn’t missed as the maple imparts its own subtle sweetness to the bourbon. Hard to describe, this is a bourbon best experienced first-hand. Expect your entire sip to be flavored with honey with a fair amount of vanilla, plus wood. Also, a large, sweet explosion at the finish lingers long after swallowing your drink. 11. Jim Beam Peach Bourbon Whiskey With that in mind, you want to choose sweeter, tarter, or more acidic ingredients to give a better balance to its flavors. We also think of Jim Beam as a cool summer drink, so make sure you serve it with lots of ice.

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According to Fred Noe, Jim Beam’s 7th generation Master Distiller, the best way to drink Jim Beam is “any damn way you please.” That’s all for the best Jim Beam bourbons. Are you surprised with our tasting results, or were you expecting other spirits on this list? Ginger ale is one of the most common mixes in a Jim Beam Bourbon, and they pair well together for a refreshing drink that is ideal for any season.

The aroma…… WOW!! Sweet maple blended with a spicy aroma I’m guessing was the charred oak from the description. It was pretty amazing! Not sure I smelled the bourbon but I sure did the maple and charred oak and it was unique and wonderful. Sweet and sugary golden maple with hints of spicy oak. The dominant note was the super SUPER sweet maple and it was heaven candle lovers… heaven!! Each day I had this candle burning, I was drawn to the aroma. I found excuses to go into my bedroom just to smell the air in appreciation. I know I have a winner when that happens. LOVED this candle!! Apple juice is always an instant crowd favorite, and when mixed with Jim Beam Bourbon, you may have your next favorite drink in your hands. Why We Like It: Thanks to the slight increase in proof, this is a great improvement above the White Label standard. Try the classic Manhattan using Jim Beam Bourbon mixed with bitters, vermouth, and cherry or lemon peel as a garnish. Despite its heavy-caramel taste, this manages to stay away from being too sweet on the palate. It’s a classy bourbon with a substantial weight that stands out.

The flavor of the dark cherries is not for the faint of heart. If you love those tart, ruby-colored fruits, you mind find Red Stag a pleasant sip (close to Old Crow). Why We Like It: This bottle is a successful release. Despite the strong vanilla undertones, it isn’t too sweet. Why We Like It: This perfectly combines cinnamon and traditional bourbon flavors. It is one of Jim Beam’s tastiest flavored spirits.