Jim Beam 1795

Jim Beam Devil's Cut Bourbon

Wow! What can I say about this wonderful bourbon! First off we all know the story by now. This bourbon is extracted from the wood of the barrel and mixed with extera aged jim beam. Nose: sweet and spicy, (not as much alcohol as I thought there would be) lost of oak and fruit whith a touch of caramel and vanilla. Taste: Same as nose. Its...

Score 82/100

Jim Beam Black Label

I had somewhat low expectations considering my experiences with Jim Beam white label, so I purchased a 50ml sample bottle to test this out. Drank neat in a whiskey glass. After tasting I have to say that I was completely surprised by how good this really was. It really surpassed anything I had expected. Woody, sweet caramel in the nose, and...

Score 81/100

Jim Beam Black Label

Jim Beam black? More like Jim Beam bleck! Ok, ok...all silliness aside, I got this mainly to mix into old fashions and wasn't expecting much. This used to come with an age statement, but now it just reads "extra aged," whatever that means. An extra 2 months? 2 years? Who knows. Lets try it neat and see how we feel. Nose: Vanilla,...

Score 70/100

Jim Beam Rye

Sure I love a bunch of barley-malt whiskies, but...Rye is still my favourite whisk(e)y style. From my first taste and bottle of Jim Beam Yellow Label Rye Whiskey, the rye styles have claimed my top 3 favourite whiskies ever, with the exception of that taste of 40 yo 1967 Duncan Taylor Springbank malt That was probably early in 2009, and the Jim...

Score 79/100