Quick Profile
- Proof
- 86 Proof (43% ABV)
- ABV
- 43%
- Age
- Aged 4+ Years, finished in a second charred oak barrel
- Region
- Kentucky
- Mash Bill
- Standard Beam Bourbon
Flavor Profile
What to Expect: This bottle leans toward Smoky & Earthy, Grain & Cereal, and Sweet & Dessert-Like notes. Specific descriptors include char / smoke, corn sweetness, toffee, and vanilla.
Enhanced wood extraction; deep toffee, charred barrel staves, roasted corn, cocoa, and spiced vanilla.
What Defines This Bottle
Mash Bill (Grain Bill) The recipe of raw grains milled and cooked for fermentation, defined by its dominant grain -- corn for bourbon, rye for rye whiskey. Learn more
Standard Beam Bourbon: 77% Corn, 13% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Production Details
Disclosed production notes from James B. Beam Distilling Co. -- structured, sourced facts, not a tasting review.
- Cooperage
- Charred New American White Oak (Char #4 "Alligator" char standard).
- Warehouse Notes
- Distinctive multi-story wood-and-metal clad open rickhouses spread across Clermont, Boston, and Frankfort, Kentucky.
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