Like many flavored mixes from the Beam Suntory, this one combines peach liqueur together with the steadfast traditional bourbon creating a fruity drink. Yes. Sprite is a good chaser for Jim Beam Whiskey. Its gentle tanginess resets your palate for the bourbon’s bolder and richer flavor, allowing you to appreciate it even more. However, if you were to ask us, Jim Beam needs no chaser. Wrapping Up This bottle doesn’t particularly stand out compared to some of the other brand’s spirits; you get a bourbon-infused cherry liqueur. If you’re a fan of whiskey, you probably know there is no better pairing than bourbon and ginger ale. Gather Jim Beam and ginger ale — one ounce and three ounces, respectively — and pour everything into a tall highball glass with lots of ice cubes. More dry sawdust and spicy cherry tobacco are there at the finish, along with a bit of burned orange and dry lawn furniture.

There isn’t a pairing more iconic than the quintessential Jim Beam and Coca-Cola. The acidity and sweetness of Coke will bring out the vanilla and caramel flavors of the bourbon more. Expect your entire sip to be flavored with honey with a fair amount of vanilla, plus wood. Also, a large, sweet explosion at the finish lingers long after swallowing your drink. 11. Jim Beam Peach Bourbon Whiskey Why We Like It: Thanks to the slight increase in proof, this is a great improvement above the White Label standard. In 1795, Jacob began selling his whiskey under the name Old Jake Beam from his distillery, Old Tub.

Other drinks

Try the classic Manhattan using Jim Beam Bourbon mixed with bitters, vermouth, and cherry or lemon peel as a garnish. Why We Like It: According to master distillers of Beam (including Fred Noe), this bottle is taken from the so-called “single barrel,” with the perfect balance of flavor, texture, and drinkability. The aroma…… WOW!! Sweet maple blended with a spicy aroma I’m guessing was the charred oak from the description. It was pretty amazing! Not sure I smelled the bourbon but I sure did the maple and charred oak and it was unique and wonderful. Sweet and sugary golden maple with hints of spicy oak. The dominant note was the super SUPER sweet maple and it was heaven candle lovers… heaven!! Each day I had this candle burning, I was drawn to the aroma. I found excuses to go into my bedroom just to smell the air in appreciation. I know I have a winner when that happens. LOVED this candle!!

This candle gets 5 starts across the board. Presentation was great, it smelled beyond authentic, burned perfect and the strength was out of this world!! Loved it!! The sauce features a balanced combination of brown sugar, vinegar, maple syrup, and Jim Beam Bourbon, with the bourbon imparting flavor and a hint of sharpness. With the addition of cayenne, it becomes the ideal BBQ sauce that has always been sought after. If you have fresh lemons on hand, you can squeeze in some juice to add a bright pop of flavor. 8. Apple Juice

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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.

The lemon-lime flavor of 7-Up is delicious when paired with the bold and spicy profile of Jim Beam Bourbon. It’s smooth and sweet, making it a great substitute for traditional holiday favorites like Baileys or Basil Hayden’s, and the real taste of bourbon is still very much present. Strength – on a scale of 1 to 10, this candle is a 10 for sure. It was room saturation strong. Loved it!! So, this makes Jim Beam Single Barrel bourbon whiskey a remarkable spirit at a mind-bogglingly low price. The taste combines a woodsy impression with a bit of banana at the finish and a woodsy blend of spices.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. Instructions: Fill your highball glass with ice and add ginger ale and Jim Beam. Garnish it with a lemon wedge and serve. The flavor features hints of vanilla pound cake with orange zest and poppy seed, a whisper of anise and clove, and a touch of banana bread and old-fashioned doughnuts. Although we can’t say it’s an excellent spirit, it is rather comfortable. Overall, this spirit grows better as the proof increases.

One thing you must note when choosing mixers to pair with Jim Beam is its bold and spicy flavor profile. But if you’re looking for a straight-up tasty spirit with traditional relishes, something else might be for you. Why We Like It: This bonded spirit is dominated by corn from the nose, palate, and finish — with quite a bit of allspice, wood, toffee, and Sarsaparilla. 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.If you like the Jim Beam ABV 100-proof spirit like Old Grand-Dad, you will also like this one. 9. Jim Beam Bourbon Cream