Jim Beam Honey 70cl

American Liqueurs • 70cl • 32.5%
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Jim Beam Honey
£22.75
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Country American Liqueurs
Distillery/Brand Jim Beam
Style Whisky Liqueurs

Jim Beam Honey

Jim Beam have taken their Bourbon and golden honey, and created this honey whiskey liqueur. This is perfect chilled down with a few cubes of ice!

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Classic Bourbon vanilla and caramel with a sweet notes of mead wafting on top.

Palate The palate is syrupy with gorgeous honeyed notes with a Bourbon kick.

Finish Acacia honey and caramel form a short but full-flavoured finish.

Overall Bourbon and honey combined, what's not to like?

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This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Jim Beam Honey
Better than the rival brand, beautiful drink
My favourite chill drink with ice.
Out of all the honey ones, this is the best.
J f , United Kingdom
6 months ago
The prefect drink for an easy night.
Excellent easy drink for a whisky or whiskey drinker that wants an easy night. Simple sweet and tasty.
JJukes , United Kingdom
3 years ago
Alcoholic syrup
Tried it due to praise, but couldn't drink it mixed nor neat. The furthest I got was with banana-flavoured milk.
Serwei , Singapore
5 years ago
Crap
You can hardly call this whiskey. Make that 'NOT' .
Master of Malt Customer
8 years ago
Really nice taste
Nice tasting whiskey, good for supping in the evening
Master of Malt Customer
9 years ago
Super Mead
I have always been partial to a good mead, Domesday, for example, but this is Mead taken to a new level.

On the rocks or warmed in the winter, when it's -20F and -29C, it can't be beat.
Rogi , United States
9 years ago
the dude
nice taste easy on the honey
Master of Malt Customer
11 years ago
Mr Sling
not your traditional whiskey, I consider it a cocktail .
Master of Malt Customer
11 years ago