I enjoy this whiskey straight, in a hot toti, and even in coffee on a cold night in front of a fire. Its smooth with a light after taste. The product is worth what its priced at. I not only buy this for my self but I buy it as a gift for others. They could upgrade the packaging.

I enjoy a punch like drink not seen in the recipe section. A delicious mix of Jim Beam: red Lambrusco wine, shaved ice, and a scoop of orange or lime Sherbert Ice Cream, all fluffed in a blender. The taste is out of this world. About the second one, you are feeling on top of the world, without the confusion of other mixed blends. Jim Beam blends well with anything one can dream up. However, surprise yourself and others by trying my favorite. My guests often brag on the refreshing taste. Rodney in Seattle.

Compared to other budget bourbons, it's probably one of the best inexpensive bourbons on the market. ... If you're someone that doesn't want to have a strong bourbon taste in your mixed drink, Jim Beam is your bourbon. Its mellow flavors will probably blend well with just about anything.

I love Jim Beam, my favorite drink to drink by itself or mix in with. I have tried almost all flavors they have made and I can’t complain at all. So smooth and easy to drink. Highly recommend keeping this one a shelf at all times. Comes in handy so often.

Whiskey sour ingredients The whiskey sour (aka bourbon sour) is a classic cocktail that’s on the list of International Bartender Association’s IBA official cocktails. This means it has an official definition. Our version stays true to the original definition, with a few tweaks. The ingredients for making a whiskey sour recipe are simple! Here’s what you’ll need for this classic sour cocktail: Bourbon whiskey: as high quality as possible (you can use any whiskey, but we prefer the flavor of bourbon) Lemon juice Maple syrup or simple syrup Garnish of orange peel and cocktail cherry Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey

This product is ok. If you want me to be completley honest? I have to drink at least 2 drinks before I can even think of taking a sip of this..I don't know. Maybe it's because I am a light weight and dont like the taste of any liquor, but if your looking to get a little feel good buzz...this is the drink for you Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey

I usually take my whiskey neat. It is rough on the throat and it doesn’t have the flavorful undertones a good bourbon has to have. This has to be mixed or taken on the rocks. It’s cheap alright. I prefer Jack D which consider Jack a bottom shelf drink but at least I can drink it neat.

This is one of the better of a riot old of the Jim bean whiskey most of the flavored Jim beans are just straight up syrup in my opinion. I enjoy the bourbon the most better than the regular whisky this pretty much is the only one of their collection that I will drink.

I love Jim beam and tonic with lemon. I know you’re supposed to drink bourbon neat but I love a little bubbly in mine. (Honey or apple flavors I can use soda water but need a little sweetness with straight JB). Warms the soul in the colder months but refreshing in summer too!!

I typically have this neat or with an ice cube. Its light amber appearance, sweet, woody, mossy nose, and its mild moss, white oak, mellow wintergreen mint, and dried, faintly-candied fruit flavor draws the drinker into an exploration of pin-point distilling execution. Jim Beam Original has a gradual finish, with a ghost of chocolate powder, during the fade out. Highly recommended. RJT