Jim Beam has released a new flavor in their lineup of flavored whiskies – pineapple – joining the other flavors in the range, apple, fire, honey, peach and vanilla. Jim Beam Pineapple is a pineapple liqueur infused with Kentucky straight bourbon and bottled at 32.5% alcohol by volume [65 proof]. Jim Beam Pineapple is recommended […]
Jim Beam is preparing themselves to be the bourbon or whiskey shoulders upon which American football fans can cry on when their teams lose in the National Football League playoffs [Minnesota Vikings fans are already candidates] by offering condolences via a “7 Stages of Defeat” video, starring actor Keegan-Michael Key [a devoted Detroit Lions fan] […]
Jim Beam Bourbon Cream – a bourbon-based cream liqueur – has arrived in time for the holidays. Jim Beam Bourbon Cream combines cream liqueur with Beam’s flagship Kentucky straight Bourbon whiskey, is bottled at 15% alcohol by volume [30 proof] and is recommended as a lively addition to coffee or hot chocolate. Jim Beam Bourbon […]
Beam Suntory-owned Jim Beam is about to get Barreled and Boxed – their term for their entrance into the subscription whiskey box business. Jim Beam’s Barreled and Boxed will consist of quarterly direct-to-consumer deliveries of two bottles of bourbon from their James B. Beam Distilling unit – the first arrivals are scheduled for Autumn 2021 […]
Kentucky-based Jim Beam has released a pair of Highballs – Jim Beam Classic Highball and Jim Beam Ginger Highball – in an effort to sway beer drinkers toward their bourbon brand. Both Jim Beam Classic Highball and Jim Beam Ginger Highball cocktails are canned at 5% alcohol by volume [10 proof] with the Jim Beam […]
Jim Beam has released Lineage – their new bourbon created as part of a collaboration between seventh-generation Beam family master distiller Fred Noe and his son Freddie. Jim Beam Lineage was aged for 15 years in charred white oak barrels, bottled at 55% alcohol by volume [110 proof] and is said to contain notes of […]
A fire – believed to have been caused by lightning – has burned a reported 45,000 barrels of bourbon at two Jim Beam warehouses in Kentucky. Fire officials reportedly made the decision to allow the fire to burn through the warehouses to avoid water contamination.
Jim Beam has unveiled a new ad entitled “Celebration.” “Celebration” tells the story of James Beam as Prohibition is about to end and a group of family and friends help Beam to rebuild the brand’s distillery in 120 days following the law’s repeal.