Jim Beam Masterpiece 18 Year Old Cognac Cask

Jim Beam Devil's Cut Bourbon

Nose: lots of charred wood. Soem sweetness but also something sharp and bitter. Taste: rather rough on its own; ice softens the delivery, bringing out creamy, almost malty flavours. Finish: nothing spectacular. Consistent with the flavour, at least. Balance: not sure if Jim Beam did us any favours by adding the "devil's cut" to their...

Score 80/100

Jim Beam White Label

For my 459th Connosr review, and nearly exactly 1 year from the date of my last review, I shall review, for the very first time, Jim Beam White Label. Why Beam White Label 7 1/2 years and 458 reviews later, you ask? Well, looks like I have never bothered to review Jim Beam White Label before, and a whole helluva lot of this stuff is made and...

Score 77/100

Jim Beam Devil's Cut Bourbon

Jim Beam Devil’s Cut is of course a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Angel’s Share, the part that evaporates during maturation. Hence what is left in the cask, according to Beam’s marketing departement, must be the devil’s cut. Nice one. But is it also a good dram? Better than the standard Jim Beam offering? Let us find out. It matured for 6...

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