Jim Beam Kentucky Dram Whiskey

100cl / 40.0%

$47.88

About this whisky

Region: USA

Jim Beam Kentucky Dram Whiskey is a NAS Blend whiskey from USA. Distilled at 40% this bottle will make a fine addition to any USA Blend whiskey lover. Please note that this Distillery Bottling is New Oak + Ex-Bourbon.

Flavour Profile

fullness

balance

sweet

smoky

tobacco

spicy

winey

nutty

fruity

floral

salty

honey

medicinal

malty

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