More to Enjoy
- Raided Score: 85
- Publication: Whisky Advocate
- Excerpt: Not exciting, but enjoyable in an understated way and a nice leisurely sipper.
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 90
- Publication: WhiskyCast
- Excerpt: The finish has a hint of cinnamon with a lingering pepperiness and underlying notes of honey and caramel.
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 88
- Publication: The Whiskey Wash
- Excerpt: I actually bought this whiskey a few times at my local liquor store because it was very easy to drink and because it's so reasonably priced.
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 84
- Publication: Distiller
- Excerpt: The finish is warming with char hash-marks and toasted marshmallows. A solid reminder of the hallmarks that built bourbon’s reputation.
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 84
- Publication: The Whiskey Jug
- Excerpt: hough, the most interesting thing was the lack of a yeasty profile I often get with the lower proof Jim Beams. It’s something I never get in Booker’s or Knob Creek single casks and I’m not getting it in this. Makes me wonder if it’s a result of the chill-filtering
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 82
- Publication: Drinkhacker
- Excerpt: There’s nothing wrong with young whiskey per se, but putting in a fancy bottle isn’t quite enough to get me excited about it (even at a sub-$20 price).
- Read Full Review
- Raided Score: 88
- Publication: Whiskey Raiders
- Excerpt: Honestly, pretty surprising. For under $20, this performs really quite well, and it was featured as a Sleeper Bourbon in 2020's Whiskey From Home for a reason.
- Read Full Review
Raided Score is a conversion from an external site's score, to our in house uniform scoring system. Please see the FAQ for more.
-
Intro:
Released in a Limited Edition format, this monstrous bottling from Beam pays tribute to Prohibition and its repeal with a new, non chill filtered release in the company's line of bourbons.
-
Nose:
Sweet cream, caramel, honey and melon. Not a ton going on here, but what is there is pleasant and ditches some young grain notes I get in Jim Beam White.
-
Taste:
Medium mouth feel. Cream, caramel, a light hint of cocoa and oak. No real heat, pleasant enough.
-
Finish:
Short to medium finish, plenty of nutty oak, cream and toffee here.
-
Overall:
Honestly, pretty surprising. For under $20, this performs really quite well, and it was featured as a Sleeper Bourbon in 2020's Whiskey From Home for a reason.
-
Score:
5
- Our in house critic rates spirits on a scale of 0-10 (10 best) and is aggregated the same as external sources