Jim Beam Black Label

Jim Beam Black Label

Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each: Nose: Luxurious pistachio ice-cream and crunchy nougat, with some fresh sweet-corn thrown in for good measure. A beautiful balance of corn and rye. The Jim Beam Black aroma is such a distinct one, and one that I never grow tired of. 2.5 Taste: Medium bodied and oily. The sweet-corn is...

Score 85/100

Jim Beam Black Label

I had somewhat low expectations considering my experiences with Jim Beam white label, so I purchased a 50ml sample bottle to test this out. Drank neat in a whiskey glass. After tasting I have to say that I was completely surprised by how good this really was. It really surpassed anything I had expected. Woody, sweet caramel in the nose, and...

Score 81/100

Jim Beam Black Label

DISCLAIMER: This review is for the triple aged 6 year old Jim Beam Black for export and not the 8 year old domestic version. Having had both, there's a noticeable difference. This review is based on the third dram out of a week old bottle. Nose: this is a layered and interesting nose. Black licorice, cherries, vanilla, bubblegum. Quite a sweet,...

Score 82/100

Jim Beam Black Label

A bought a little sample of this with a sample of Larceny by Old Fitzgerald and a fifth of Rittenhouse Rye 100 proof BiB. Reviews will be forth coming... Anyways review incoming. Nose: Caramel galore with small bits of vanilla, spice, and amounts of alcohol float across my nose. Not much going on here.. Body: Upon swirling, thin, relatively fast...

Score 75/100