Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Jim Beam Devil's Cut Bourbon Whiskey


Hello Single Malters, Today I am reviewing Jim Beam Devil's cut bourbon whiskey. In today's blog I will share the following info- 
  • My research on the history behind this whiskey
  • Vital Stats
  • Tasting notes
  • SJ's Rating
  • SJ's Pro tip
Jim Beam is no new name to any whiskey lover which is world famous for its line of whiskies. It has been around for over 200 years way back in the late 1700's. It apparently has a rich history passed along family generations and distilling one of the best bourbon's in the world. 
Jim Beam Devi's cut was released in 2011- a slightly sinister bourbon made from the liquid that becomes trapped within the wood of the barrel during ageing. The way they do that is by filling those barrels with water and rolling them, the trapped whiskey gets out that way. It is the opposite of the term Angel's share where whiskey is evaporated and taken by the angels. 

Vital Stats- Jim Beam Devil's Cut Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 
Price- $33.67 for 750ml bottle( $1.39 for 50ml pictured sampler)
Age- 6 years
ABV-  45%
Country of Origin- USA
Distillery- James B.Beam Distilling company, Clermont, Frankfort, Kentucky
Awards Won- 2012 , Gold- San Francisco World Spirits Competition

Tasting info-
Serving style- Neat
Appearance- Dark Amber


Aroma- Oak wood deep aroma, vanilla, citrus, dark chocolate
Flavor- Robust deep oak, vanilla, spices
Body- Full
Finish- Not lingering, not so smooth, warm spicy robust
SJ's Rating- Middle Shelf 
It is a as unique as it's cool name, however doesn't cut out to be a pleasing top shelf sipping whiskey. Very cool marketing and concept though. 
Occasions- Whiskey flight
Cocktails- Old Fashioned( The robust oak and vanilla flavor would make a mean cocktail)
SJ's Pro Tip- Any bourbon lover would appreciate this diverse taste of Devil's cut

Loved tasting this cool Devil's cut whiskey. It sure is the devil's cut hidden deep inside that oak wood. Check it out for yourselves and find out, cheers! 🥃🥃. Enjoy Responsibly. Not in the mood to read? Listen to my Single Malt Lives Podcast instead. 

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