Although this bourbon isn’t particularly unique, you’ll be surprised by how it combines green apple flavor with a good bourbon. 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.

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. Ask anyone, and they’ll tell you that Faygo cream soda tastes like pure, unadulterated vanilla ice cream. It makes perfect sense that it would be the best pairing with Jim Beam for a creamed bourbon drink. A surge of flavors resembling maple syrup dominates the palate after a very sweet introduction of caramelized sugar, maple, and char. 17. Jim Beam Vanilla Bourbon Whiskey The lemon-lime flavor of 7-Up is delicious when paired with the bold and spicy profile of Jim Beam Bourbon.

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Try the classic Manhattan using Jim Beam Bourbon mixed with bitters, vermouth, and cherry or lemon peel as a garnish.

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

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Instructions: In your Old-Fashioned glass, muddle cherry, bitters, orange, and sugar cubes. Add crushed ice and Jim Beam. Stir and pour soda water on top. We like to let our bourbon speak for itself, so we are not really surprised by the results of this taste test, which proves that bourbon can be really special and affordable at the same time.” — Fred Noe, Seventh Generation Master Distiller of Jim Beam.This bottle doesn’t particularly stand out compared to some of the other brand’s spirits; you get a bourbon-infused cherry liqueur. Though the taste is less fascinating and complex, it’s a good spirit, especially for those who love sweets. The finish is light and brief, but it has notes of old cherry tobacco and a trace of dry wood, with a sensation of pecan-chocolate clusters. One thing you must note when choosing mixers to pair with Jim Beam is its bold and spicy flavor profile. The nose has a classic “bourbon” aroma with hints of vanilla, buttered popcorn, apple orchard, and peanut brittle.