Jim Beam Lineage

The box and bottle are a fantastic presentation and luckily the bourbon is just as good. Caramel, oak, vanilla, baking spice on the nose which carries through to the palate with some graham crackers as well. It coats the mouth with each sip and has a long spicy okay finish. Best beam product I've had to date

Long finish. Cherry. Oak.

NOSE: Deep, complex, sticky dark fruit, oak, roasted nuts, cinnamon-heavy baking spice, creamy vanilla, rich caramel, peanut brittle, touches of citrus peels and leather. This is one of the deepest, most complex aromas I’ve had from a Jim Beam product that wasn’t a Booker’s release. This is intense! PALATE Same heavy, sticky, dark fruit character with even more oak battling for dominance, roasted peanut-peanut brittle, cinnamon heavy baking spice, hazelnuts, leather, vanilla custard, pepper, some citrus peel, anise and a warm herbal undertone. Good hell this is an intensely flavorful and compelling dram to sit and sip. Palate of the Jim Beam Lineage Bourbon is even more complex than the aroma with deep, new, notes arriving one after another as it opens. LOVE it. FINISH: Long -> Oak and dark fruit fade out to baking spice, nuts and leather.