Beam's Leprechaun 4 Year Old

Jim Beam Black Label

Ah bourbon! It`s what eventually pushed me toward scotch whiskys. Recently, I purchased and tasted more then my fair share of bourbon. Sure the price her in Quebec of bourbon whiskey is far lower then even the lowest priced scotch. But more then the price motivated me: I love the stuff. Stepping away from my usual supects from Lynchburg, I went to...

Score 88/100

Jim Beam Black Label

Ahh, Jim Beam Black Label. My first bottle of Bourbon purchased with a "mature" palate. As I started this whisk(e)y journey with Scotch, I became curious of what was in my "backyard". Kentucky is famous for Bourbon and is a neighboring state of Virginia to our west. I knew I wanted a bold, thick representation of a Bourbon to...

Score 87/100

Jim Beam White Label

Jim Beam White Label is the best selling bourbon in the world. Like Jack Daniel's, Jim Beam is a pop culture icon synonymous with rock and roll, working-class drinkers, and America. Unlike Jack, there is no semantic labelling controversy with Jim Beam; it's bourbon through and through. So for the sake of this comparative review, I'll taste the...

Score 82/100

Jim Beam White Label

Mainstream macro brand. One of the cheapest not only whiskey’s but hard liquors available at my supermarket. Cracked open a bottle at home. Taste is that of cheap hooch, ABV is the legally min. one (my bottle was 40 % ABV) but this feels like undiluted Russian moonshine. Overly boozy mixed with brown sugar with simple oak & vanilla, almost...

Score 45/100