Launched in 2016, Jim Beam Double Oak is aged in in not one, but two, new charred-oak barrels. Jim Beam Double Oak is first aged in charred American white oak barrels, then it is poured into another freshly charred barrel to mature for a second time. A subtle Pepper alongside levels of Vanilla with a charred Oak finish. The added interaction with the oak wood results in a liquid intense in flavour, smooth in taste. Though countless modern variations have popped up in the centuries since, the classic Old Fashioned is understood as a simple combination of whiskey (usually bourbon or rye), s. AROMA: Rich notes of caramel and vanilla with hints of toasted wood
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MrDF
If you have any questions, please ask. ColourSubtle Amber colour, a slight shade below Jack Daniels no 7 blendNoseWood (well it is double oak matured), slight fragrance of sandalwood combined with a caramel scentTasteSlightly sweet on the front of the tongue, caramel with a pleasant charred wood aftertaste, smooth with no burn on the way down, unusual for a 43% tippleWhile this certainly makes enough of an impression to make me want to try it again it doesn't replace Jack Daniels no7 or the Single Barrel (Angels Reserve) as my favourite bourbon hence the four stars.
ND Reviews
I am pretty responsive to comments Had the standard Jim Beam and Devil's Cut variations (also very good) in the past but this caught my eye and with it's good price and 43% vol strength it seemed like a good in-between bottle which you can't find on the supermarket shelves. I have tried Jim Beams usual bourbon before and did not like it as found it rough. If so, I would appreciate it if you clicked on the Yes button for a helpful review.
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