Jim Beam White Label Bottled 1970s

Jim Beam Small Batch With Port Added

This is a Straight Bourbon Whisky aged for up to 9 years (apparently). Then port is added to create an interesting little hybrid. * Nose: hugely sweet, banana sugar, candy floss (fairy floss), candy cane, very sugary, a wine note as well from the port, but candied everything. With water no change, maybe slightly less sweet. * Pallet: Incredibly...

Score 79/100

Jim Beam Harvest Collection

The Jim Beam Harvest Collection is a limited release of six bourbons, each with a unique mashbill. All of the bourbons are at least 11yrs old and bottled at 90 proof. The collection offers a chance to experience the different flavors imparted by the use of a specific grain. The grains used are Triticale, Rye, Rolled Oats, Six Row Barley, Red...

Score 87/100

Jim Beam Old Tub Bottled in Bond

A non-chill-filtered, non-carbon filtered Jim Beam offering at 100 proof for $44 CAD? Count me in. I tend to like the Jim Beam profile (i.e. roasted peanuts and caramel popcorn) so I bought this one blind. **Tasting notes** From a Libbey Kentucky Bourbon glass * Nose: vanilla, caramel popcorn, roasted peanuts, and something "farmy" like...

Score 84/100

Jim Beam Black Label

It's not the sexiest, most expensive, unique, or "select". It is one of the most heavily marketed, well known, recognized, and readily available......that being said, one would not expect JB Black to be so solidly good. I believe that it is. The nose: Warm vanilla creme and sweet corn, but not overly glucose-ish (creative liberty)....

Score 87/100