Jim Beam Single Barrel Bourbon 108 Proof

Nose: immediate notes of cherry, vanilla and a bit of nuttiness - classic Beam Palate: vanilla and roasted nutes, with a hint of cherry and dried fruits Finish: medium to long, oak spice and vanilla

Not getting much from the nose, oak and dark caramel. Tastes of dark berry and apple, molasses as well as oak. Solid finish that stays a bit. Might the be the best Beam product I've had.

On the nose, heavy amount of the rye spices upfront with vanilla, honey, caramel and cherry notes in the background. Peanut skins become apparent on further wafts making it apparent that this is a Jim Beam product. The ethanol from 108 proof is apparent and adds to the spicey notes. Upon the mouth swirl, flavors of caramel, burnt sugar, and vanilla linger on the tongue with the spiciness filling the throat. Black pepper, and citrus notes become apparent with a hint of roasted peanuts. Warm and lasting on the palate and throat in a very nice way. Overall 3/5 on the nose; Taste 3.75/5; Overall 3.75/5 Repurchase: Yes Type: Daily Drinker

Cherry and dusty corn on the nose. Baking spice, a little vanilla and oak on the finish. Buttery mouth feel. Slightly muted flavors and short finish. Surprisingly "smooth" for the proof.

Cherry on the nose. Salty, stingy, waxy on the palate. Some pepper spices finishing.

Nutty, caramel, slightly cherry

Classic beam tastes of Caramel and peanut, also getting orange peal, black pepper, leather. Good value at $40, like a cheaper bookers.