Whiskey
43% ABV
Jim Beam Double Oak Bourbon Whiskey (86 proof
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Jim Beam Double Oak, a bourbon crafted with double the precision, undergoes a unique aging process. Initially aged in newly charred American White Oak barrels, it is then poured into a second freshly charred white oak barrel for a second maturation, intensifying its flavor and ensuring a remarkably smooth taste.
<p>This multi-barreled approach begins with Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, the World’s #1 Bourbon. Following the traditional 4-year aging process, the bourbon is transferred to a second freshly charred American White Oak barrel, enhancing its taste to perfection. The second barreling results in a double-oaked bourbon with an even deeper level of distinctive, spiced oakiness and rich caramel, creating a premium and intensely smooth whiskey.
<p>Jim Beam Double Oak, twice barreled, ensures there's enough flavor to go around. As the First Family of Bourbon, Jim Beam's seven generations of master distillers continue the family tradition with Jim Beam Double Oak. Innovating and taking bourbon to new heights, the brand remains dedicated to pushing the story forward and preserving the legacy of Jacob Beam for the next generation of bourbon enthusiasts since their first batch in 1795.
<p>This multi-barreled approach begins with Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, the World’s #1 Bourbon. Following the traditional 4-year aging process, the bourbon is transferred to a second freshly charred American White Oak barrel, enhancing its taste to perfection. The second barreling results in a double-oaked bourbon with an even deeper level of distinctive, spiced oakiness and rich caramel, creating a premium and intensely smooth whiskey.
<p>Jim Beam Double Oak, twice barreled, ensures there's enough flavor to go around. As the First Family of Bourbon, Jim Beam's seven generations of master distillers continue the family tradition with Jim Beam Double Oak. Innovating and taking bourbon to new heights, the brand remains dedicated to pushing the story forward and preserving the legacy of Jacob Beam for the next generation of bourbon enthusiasts since their first batch in 1795.
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