Jim Beam Black Label Whiskey

Have drunked a couple of bottles of this, and its ok in any sence. But it lacks a clear profile. I see many say its not a sipper, for me its neither a sipper or best in cocktails. On the other hand i can use it both as a sipper or in drinks , either way it works but its not great.

Just got a bottle for a birthday gift yesterday and was pleasantly surprised. When they say Caramel on the tongue they weren't kidding.
There are 11 different bourbon choices in my cabinet and I would be happy to keep a regular bottle of Jim Beam black in the lineup.
We followed up with an Eagle Rare chaser and then went back to the Black.
Good bourbon for the price

Great bourbon for the price. Goes amazing on the rocks, it opens up even more flavour

The most fantastic bourbon whiskey in the world.
My Rom vitrin is now bottle of Jim Beam Black whiskey and always gonna drink this.

Just bought a bottle for £12 from amazon!!! So at that price I’m sure it will taste even better.

Tried Jim Beam Black when it first came out at a Ueta Duty Free store on the border with Mexico. The introductory price was $7/Bottle and it came with a nice Cocktail glass. Wasn't long before I had a full collection of glasses, although now I wish I had more. The price was great, but the taste was what made the true difference. My friends and family thanked me for my RARE find. For those who want to pay more, have at it, but I buy for the taste and Jim Beam Black is it!!!

The BEST Bourbon I have yet to entertain I give a huge BRAVO to the Jim Beam Makers. A great bourbon at any price and looking forward to trying the Double Oak and the Devil's Cut. Original Jim Beam was a rough and therefore a cheaper Bourbon and to develop and produce what the majority consider the Best Bourbon in America is quite an accomplishment and at a very reasonable price. Have tried Woodford Reserve and Makers Mark and yes you are good, but not the BEST!!!

Bought as a duty free waiting the channel tunnel ferry. Delayed. It is all right. But best for mixing. Not a sipping bourbon. Am no expert , but I thought the flavor thin and not specially aged. I drink Makers Mark, Woodford Reserve, Heaven Hill. Normally.

A little thin on the palate. Easy to drink neat. Best use is to make a Manhattan with it.

Not bad, I'm usually a Scotch drinker but this tastes very typical and average for a bourbon, smooth enough going down, the price for me bumps it up from 3 to 3.5, not much to it but pleasant