Jim Beam Distiller's Cut

Nose: Peanut Butter, Persimmon, Dates. Palate: Candy corn and peanuty at the front end, kind of like a payday. Red hots on the back end. Finish: Red hots (cinnamon) For the price, great stuff.

Nose: Citrus, varnished oak, peanut and alcohol. Neat: Citrus, light vanilla, oak, mint, and peanut brittle. It manages to be both sweet and salty. It has a drying, slightly hot and astringent finish. The mint and slightly bitter oak linger. Splash/Cube:Brings the peanut note to the front and adds some sweetness. Tames the astringency some, but this is still a touch on the bitter side. Overall a very decent pour. Extra barrel time is always kind to Beam products. I also think skipping the chill filtering helps as well. Other than their standard White Label expression, I typically like most of Beam's stuff. The peanutty note isn't too off putting once you're used to it.

Really enjoyed this one especially for the price.

Beam funk to the MAX, so hard I might have to send this one back... To me beam funk is like taking good bourbon and mixing it with just a wee bit of spoiled milk and heavy metals.. 🤢🤮