Jim Beam Rye

Doesn't smell like a rye, just smells like Jim beam. Definitely tastes like one though, rye spice and cane sugar, with more body than I'd expect. Actually has some richness to it. It's fine, but I actually expected it to be worse.

Pretty good, great price. Decent flavor for an 80 proof. Soft, light spice, with some sweetness.

Nose: Spices - clove & pepper, cherries, caramel, toffee Palate: Vanilla, caramel, spices (same as the nose - clove and pepper!), Maraschino cherries. This is quite a peppery and 'hot' rye. Finish: Short finish. Caramel, white pepper, cherries, a little tannic and dry on the aftertaste I was pleasantly surprised by this rye. Drier than many ryes I've had in the past, vanilla, caramel and big hit of dry spices - white pepper and cloves. Not bad at all for a sub-£30 bottle.

Enjoying a rye old fashioned.

Nose is vanilla spice and sweet and light oak Palate is spice, plenty rye in this! Finish is smooth dry woody and spice. Good rye.

Dusty and dull.

Don’t like eye

staple whiskey. Moderate all around. mild spice on the nose. balanced sweet and spicy up front. Finishes mild sweet

Nose: Cherry, caramelized banana, nutmeg, white chocolate Palate: Vanilla, cinnamon, red apples Finish: Black pepper, cherry It's very smooth and doesn't linger very long after taking a sip, it kind of fades into the background rather quickly. It's a good beginner rye and probably best utilized when mixing cocktails.

Tastes cheap