Jim Beam Maple Bourbon Whisky 70 cl

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This is extremely sugary, but not the only flavor you taste, and it is one of the pivotal factors that elevate it to other elite spirits. Why We Like It: This perfectly combines cinnamon and traditional bourbon flavors. It is one of Jim Beam’s tastiest flavored spirits. Give everything a good stir, and squeeze in a bit of lime juice for an added tart element. Garnish with a lime wedge and candied ginger. 4. Dr. Pepper

Try making a Highball Jim by pouring two ounces of Jim Beam into a highball glass, adding lots of ice, and topping off with club soda. Although bourbon purists might find this blend’s excessive sugar content a touch off-putting, the strong cinnamon and spicy flavor more than makes up for it.Red Stag’s finish is long-lasting, making it a great bourbon, especially when mixed with coke. Despite some flaws, it’s not a good bottle to keep around. 6. Jim Beam Orange Make sure you have brewed coffee boiling on the stove — you’ll need to pour that in next. Top everything off with whipped cream and a sprinkling of cinnamon if you’re feeling a bit fancy. 6. Sparkling Water If you’re a beginner at Jim Beam’s spirits, we suggest starting with the Double Oak. Its smoothness, taste, and character are perfect for any novice.

The nose has a classic “bourbon” aroma with hints of vanilla, buttered popcorn, apple orchard, and peanut brittle. The woodsy toffee at the finish contrast nicely with the chocolate spiced with cinnamon and tobacco. A malted barley [ 1], topped with a cherry and a light spray of toffee, draws you in next to a foster of bananas with lots of toffee, butter, and brown sugar. Try the classic Manhattan using Jim Beam Bourbon mixed with bitters, vermouth, and cherry or lemon peel as a garnish. The finish is light and brief, but it has notes of old cherry tobacco and a trace of dry wood, with a sensation of pecan-chocolate clusters.Another Amaretto and Jim Beam Bourbon mix make for a tasty Jim’s Nuts– perfect any time of the day. To make this perfect pairing that would put even Romeo and Juliet to shame, pour two ounces of Jim Beam into a highball glass filled with ice, and top everything off with Faygo cream soda. You’ve probably noticed the pattern — Jim Beam pairs extremely well with most sodas. The citrusy profile of Mountain Dew works extremely well to balance out the rich and bold flavors of Jim Beam. We like to let our bourbon speak for itself, so we are not really surprised by the results of this taste test, which proves that bourbon can be really special and affordable at the same time.” — Fred Noe, Seventh Generation Master Distiller of Jim Beam.