Jim Beam Black Label Extra-Aged

Nose: sweet, slightly smoky with corn and slight ethanol Palate: hints of honey and butterscotch Finish: smooth with little warmth. A sweeter and less nutty, slightly bolder version of what I get from Evan Williams black label. Rough around the edges and only slightly better than the mainstream Jim Beam white label. I’d imagine it’s a blend of 4-8 year bourbons since it lost the 8-year age statement awhile back. Not bad for what it is. Easy to sip just not as balanced as other bourbons in the same age range.

AROMA/ Sweet, Carmel, Vanilla, Honey, Nugget FIRST SIP/ Sweet Honey, Smooth with a bite, Smokey Wood, Sice, Oak, Burn TASTE/ Smooth up front, Carmely Sweetness, Corn FINISH/ Alcohol Burn, Sweetness, Spice, Oils, Honey 83 proof This isn't my Father's Jim Beam, it is another, sweeter, and has more woodyness, you can taste the Oak, the Corn, and the smoke, it does have a bite and spice I do believe my Dad liked this... but it had the qualities of a will aged Bourbon without the AS age statement. This is D-Lish with 6 small cubes of ice to a 3 oz pour! The ice does make a change to the profile of this Bourbon adding more flavors and some Fruits and Florals! Drink with a friend or family! As always be safe and enjoy! CHEERS!!