Jim Beam Maple Bourbon Whisky 70 cl

Product Information

Red Stag’s finish is long-lasting, making it a great bourbon, especially when mixed with coke. Despite some flaws, it’s not a good bottle to keep around. 6. Jim Beam Orange 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. Instructions: Fill your highball glass with ice and add ginger ale and Jim Beam. Garnish it with a lemon wedge and serve.

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. If you have fresh lemons on hand, you can squeeze in some juice to add a bright pop of flavor. 8. Apple Juice But despite not being barrel-proof, it’s an easy drink that delivers good flavor notes at a low price. FAQs 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?

A surge of flavors resembling maple syrup dominates the palate after a very sweet introduction of caramelized sugar, maple, and char. 17. Jim Beam Vanilla Bourbon Whiskey Try the classic Manhattan using Jim Beam Bourbon mixed with bitters, vermouth, and cherry or lemon peel as a garnish. From the great Canadian north comes a Crown Royal offering you won’t want to miss. The maple notes compliment the sweet burn of the rye and create a well-balanced and surprisingly smooth sipper. This is one maple-flavoured whiskey you won’t want to miss.

Jim Beam was originally founded by a group of German immigrants, who moved to America during the eighteenth century.Why We Like It: You will enjoy the holiday season with this special limited-edition delicacy that’s especially festive. Why We Like It: Devil’s Cut has a fairly strong spice and cherry throughline with a hint of wood. It’s not very daring, but it’s not pastel, either. Buskshot offers a twist on the fad of maple whiskey: a fiery pepper finish. The burn from the pepper balances out the sweetness from the maple which leads to a well-balanced whiskey. While not the smoothest bourbon out there, it isn’t supposed to be. This rustic offering won’t disappoint anyone interested in a little pepper to finish off their maple. We like to let our bourbon speak for itself, so we are not really surprised by the results of this taste test, which proves that bourbon can be really special and affordable at the same time.” — Fred Noe, Seventh Generation Master Distiller of Jim Beam.

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. One thing you must note when choosing mixers to pair with Jim Beam is its bold and spicy flavor profile. The taste is rich, resembling cream soda with a hint of dry chewing tobacco, cinnamon syrup, apple chips, and ancient wood.Why We Like It: This bottle is a successful release. Despite the strong vanilla undertones, it isn’t too sweet.