For its newest release, the venerable bourbon maker Jim Beam has re-embraced the concept ... whiskey must be of a certain strength (100 proof) and must be aged for a minimum period (four years ...

which makes one wonder whether this is basically younger Jim Beam bottled at a higher proof. And while it is different from the mainline whiskey, overall it seems to be very much about the history ...

The juice in the bottle is a year younger than a typical Jim Beam bourbon and it cut way down to 80 proof for bottling. This bourbon is the same juice as Old Grand-Dad. This is aged longer and ...

The original Jim Beam Black Label ‘101 Months' was launched in the 1970s, matured for just under 8 and a half years, and bottled at 90 Proof (45% ABV). In 1978, Jim Beam Black was introduced as ...

It also has a kick. After all, it’s 95 proof. After a few sips, I was inspired to get in touch with Fred Noe, Jim Beam’s great-grandson, who currently serves as “Bourbon Ambassador” for ...

A second read changed my tune quickly. This isn’t some whiskey liqueur Frankenstein. Jim Beam Winter Reserve is a legit 6-year-old bourbon bottled at 86 proof, and as such, there’s no added flavoring ...

The whiskey in the bottle is a year younger than a typical Jim Beam bourbon — so three-ish years — and it is cut way down to 80 proof for bottling. Nose: Fresh Wonder Bread and burnt popcorn ...

Jim Beam’s Booker’s Bourbon brand is an occasional ... this time weighing in at about 63.3% ABV (126.6 proof). Like other recent batches of Booker’s, this one carries an age statement ...

great Beam master distiller Booker Noe, who came up with the brand at a time when very few people were interested in drinking barrel-proof whiskey. The Jim Beam Small Batch Collection now includes ...

Jim Beam's budget rye whiskey brand, Old Overholt, has certainly been getting a lot of love over the past few years, with an increased proof and age statement for the core expression and some ...