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Winner of 2 awardsJim Beam
The Black edition from Jim Beam is a marriage of whiskeys aged for 8 years before bottling at 43%, slightly higher than the standard bourbon proof, proffering greater complexity.
Sadly now discontinued, why not try the newer Jim Beam Double Oak?
Winner of 2 awards
just recently tried Jim Beam Black Label and it is now my go to bourbon. Great price point and flavor profile is outstanding!!!
More importantly, who on earth has had vanilla fudge and who actually cooks fruit? Also mixed dried peels? Really? Your flavor description doesn't need to be 6 lines to seem sophisticated. Just be honest.
So, far, the best Bourbon I have had. Tasting it after getting disappointed with the Dalmore 12. I dare say it's more drinkable than the Dalmore.
Tried them all and I always go back to black .Not fruity or too high proofed .Dry and smooth.
At its price point, nothing can touch it for drinkability. And no, it's not in the same price range as Elijah Craig. If you're familiar with regular Beam, Black has less sugar tones and a nice charred finish. Neat drinkers can easily skip the rocks. My scotch drinking has fallen off, and Black is the reason.
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