Legent Bourbon

Initial nose was typical Jim Beam. After sitting for 10 minutes it revealed hibiscus flower, honey, cloves, spicy rye and peanut shells. The palate is smooth, mild caramel. The finish is medium length a little spicy with a slight bitterness. This did not age well. Finish became too bitter for me to enjoy. Drain poured the last half.

Nose - Oaky vanilla, toasted orange peel, strawberries, caramel, subtle peanut, kind of muted nose Taste - Bit dry, light oaky bitter, fruity caramel, light orange peel with pith bitterness, cinnamon heat, peanut funk emerges late Finish - Light cinnamon heat, light honey roasted peanut butter sweet, peanut skin bitter, fruity grape skin tannic Score - 80/100 Final Thoughts - So this one started out with a fairly muted nose & that was a bit disappointing. Sadly this one tastes exactly as I expected it to being a Jim Beam distillate, which was a slightly fruity/tannic Jim Beam. It has a classic Beam peanut-funk backbone with hints of fruit & tannins from the red wine & sherry cask finishes. It's a nice change from standard Beam but isn't really anything spectacular. I wouldn't mind sipping this neat or mixing it into a more fruity Old Fashioned or making a "PB&J" Old Fashioned by maybe adding some creme de cassis or something to it. Would I drink it if offered? - Yes Would I specifically order it? - No Would I buy a bottle? - Probably not another

unique. cant wait to see more collabs

Excellent pour for a summer Bourbon. Did not leave a big burn, but it was full of flavor.