Jim Beam

Jim Beam’s second attempt at a bourye in 2024.

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There was no Booker’s 35th Anniversary release in 2024, but “The Reserves” proves it could have been.

Jim Beam has been having a banner year in 2024. Their new releases are showing us that innovation and dedication to quality are out in full force. Nowhere is that …

The concept of blending bourbon and rye whiskey is a relatively new trend that many producers are starting to embrace.

The results are in – here are the Top 10 bottles that stood out to me over the last year. Can you guess all 10?

Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the first Booker’s Batch

Famed spirits purveyor Prav Saraff has a dream – a whiskey brand of his own where he can bottle up what he likes.

The bottle you see before you has been one of my most anticipated bottles of 2024. I know that might sound absurd if you consider all of the rare and …

They haven’t sold Booker’s Rye in a long time, but this almost makes up for it.

Old Crow is making a comeback

Wrapping up the final release from the Kentucky Series trio

Another Orphan Barrel nobody asked for, the worst label in bourbon this year and Wild Turkey brings back an age statement

The first release in the Hardin’s Creek Kentucky Series

After 3 wild releases, Little Book 7 settles down a bit

Jim Beam finally puts some respect on the Old Overholt name

Part 1 of 3 in the Hardin’s Creek Kentucky Series

The internet is already filled with crap. AI-generated bourbon reviews just adds more sewage to the mix.

Knob Creek raises its age statement for a limited time only

Lots of Jim Beam news, C923 Batch info missing and membership programs!

Jim Beam joins Jack Daniel’s and Heaven Hill with their own version of a highly aged, barrel proof version of rye whiskey

Talk is cheap when the story is good

Just a slightly better Knob Creek Small Batch? Or something more?

Jim Beam pushes out “Bonded” and ushers in Old Tub in its place

Give the devil his due

Japanese and American whiskeymaking can be totally different experiences. Can Beam Suntory bring these two worlds together successfully?

Knob Creek’s gateway bourbon

Is this a cask strength version of Legent?

What was lost seems to be found again.

Jim Beam lets its Old Overholt brand return to its roots with a whiskey made from Monongahela Rye.

With the release of an 18 year old bourbon, Jim Beam bucks the trend of declining age statements

A premium priced version of Baker’s released at the wrong time

Freddie Noe continues to push the envelope with younger and younger whiskies. Can he make this one work?

Freddie Noe blends together two safe bets with a wild and young brown rice bourbon.

Knob Creek’s picks decline in age but still represent some of the best values in bourbon out there.

Where did these barrels come from?!

Popeye’s pal wisely borrows money for one of the best values in bourbon.

Jim Beam’s highest proofed version of their high-rye mashbill.

As 15 year Knob Creek picks disappear, do the 11 year picks pack the same punch?

Outwardly similar specs cover up the fact that these two are anything but similar.