Then, pour Jim Beam, peach nectar, and ice. Stir to mix and top it with crushed ice. Garnish it with mint sprigs and blueberries. Brand strategy aside, Jim Beam Maple is a major push forward for the flavored whiskey category and the first of many maple flavored bourbons we expect to hit the market in the near future.

Why We Like It: Thanks to the slight increase in proof, this is a great improvement above the White Label standard.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 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 Although we can’t say it’s an excellent spirit, it is rather comfortable. Overall, this spirit grows better as the proof increases. Why We Like It: You will enjoy the holiday season with this special limited-edition delicacy that’s especially festive. The playful pairing of peach with the intensely charred oak is more delectable than other flavors. This is a nice addition to your summer or spring bar collection. 10. Jim Beam Bonded

It has a strong flavor profile that’s subtly balanced by being laced with a ton of spice and cinnamon. 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 Ginger ale is one of the most common mixes in a Jim Beam Bourbon, and they pair well together for a refreshing drink that is ideal for any season. Though the two flavors don’t go well for some, the palate opens with a full dose of vibrant orange with erratic bourbon flavors, which is tasty.

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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. Jim Beam is one of the most reliable bourbons out in the market that will make for a satisfying sipper. Its low price point is also why you should experiment with using it in mixed drinks. Over the palate, there’s a sweet sensation reminiscent of the creamed honey taste, developing into marshmallows and spiced-cherry tobacco with cedar traces.