Jim Beam Devil's Cut
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This is the result of 45% Jim Beam Bourbon and the yield of alcohol absorbed in the wood of the barrels themselves and…
EAN: 5060045582669
Code: JBDC-7E
Description
This is the result of 45% Jim Beam Bourbon and the yield of alcohol absorbed in the wood of the barrels themselves and their mixing. The result is a stamping oak bourbon celebration, is it definitely a drink of the devil himself?
Aroma: Extremely woody, freshly cut oak and lots of vanilla and woody spices.
Taste: American oak and vanilla remain strong and a rich woodiness is added to them.
Conclusion: Yes, still oak, it is reasonably long with a little pepper sprinkled on top of that uncompromising vanilla taste.
Summary: Well, this is definitely a woody drink and it's an interesting experiment in what can be achieved with wood extracts.
Aroma: Extremely woody, freshly cut oak and lots of vanilla and woody spices.
Taste: American oak and vanilla remain strong and a rich woodiness is added to them.
Conclusion: Yes, still oak, it is reasonably long with a little pepper sprinkled on top of that uncompromising vanilla taste.
Summary: Well, this is definitely a woody drink and it's an interesting experiment in what can be achieved with wood extracts.
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
5060045582669
Country
USA
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
0.7 l
Alc.
45 %
Unit price
31,71 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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