Tastes

I like jwb as an alternative to my bourbons. I can't see paying the 47 a bottle my state run store offers it for though. Peaty smokey with changing flavor a from the rocks . The less ice the better

I found this tHis to be the best value whiskey/bourbon to date. For the price it was smooth mild and better than others in the price range. While it certainly lacks the character of other brands I like this as an every day drinker.

I got this for a dollar more than regular Jim beam. Not too bad not worth too much more than what I paid. Very flavorful and sweet with a nice finish notes of vanilla.

Working my way through a list t of value bourbons. This bourbon was prices right and had a nice bottle. The taste wasn't very distinctive. It wasn't bad but wasn't strong or memorable. I'm not sure the price warrants the purchase vs slightly more expensive bourbons

I bought this after reading an article on 10 bourbons that are inexpensive relative to what I normally drink. It was 16 bucks compared to 25-35 range. Very mild a bit of bite on the back end. The aroma and flavor are very light and I do not taste complexities I find in other bourbons at higher price points . This would be good in some cocktails without breaking the bank.

I found this to very aromatic. This was also the first time I used my whiskey stones and the smell was very granite like. Subsequent glasses where better and I ditched my stones. Strong and flavorful but not my favorite

O bought this after reading a yahoo article. Listed as a wheated whiskey a la pappy style at a bargain price. It was milder than other bourbons and very tasty. At 25 a bottle not bad all considered.