Whiskey Review: Jim Beam Distiller’s Cut
Shauna McKnight
March 2, 2018
We review Jim Beam Distiller’s Cut, Jim Beam’s budget-friendly un-chill-filtered bourbon.
We review Jim Beam Distiller’s Cut, Jim Beam’s budget-friendly un-chill-filtered bourbon.
The new JIM smart bourbon decanter, with built-in voice from Beam master distiller Fred Noe, answers a set number of questions voiced to it and also pours you bourbon on command.
Jim Beam Distiller’s Cut is a non-chill filtered, limited edition bourbon said to have a fuller taste and palate feel.
Freddie Noe, son of legendary Beam master distiller Fred Noe, debuts his first whiskey from the Jim Beam distillery as he continues to learn more of his family’s trade.
Jim Beam Game 7 Batch is Kentucky bourbon aged four years and removed from barrel the day the Chicago Cubs won the World Series last year.
We review Jim Beam’s Kentucky Dram whiskey, which combines Jim Beam bourbon with an unidentified Scotch whisky. An abomination? Or absolutely delicious?
We review Jim Beam American Stillhouse Bourbon, a Jim Beam distillery visitor center only release we find to be worth just getting one bottle of should you find yourself in Kentucky.
The Bourbon Pursuit team interviews the author behind a new book on Beam legend Booker Noe about the impact he made on the industry.
We review Jim Beam Double Oak, nascent bourbon distillate aged in charred white oak as usual, then rinse and repeat in a new, freshly charred oak barrel.
Beam has opened its largest whiskey aging warehouse in Kentucky to date, capable of holding more than 59,000 barrels of the good stuff.
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