A bottle of Jim Beam Distillers Series No. 4 James Bond Straight Bourbon Whiskey against a plain white background.
A bottle of Jim Beam Distillers Series No. 4 James Bond Straight Bourbon Whiskey against a plain white background.

Jim Beam Distillers Series No. 4 Whiskey 700ml

$149.00
Overview

Limited Edition, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 700ml.

Jim Beam Distillers Series No. 4 is the fourth bottle in a seven-part series developed exclusively for the Australian market. Each release honours a generation of Beam family distillers. No. 4 celebrates James B. "Jim" Beam, who grew the family business and rebuilt it after Prohibition.

The bottle contains 7-year-old Jim Beam, nearly twice the age of standard White Label. Laser-etched on the front and back without paper labels, it offers a distinctive presentation for collectors. Caramel, vanilla and oak are complemented by gentle spice. This release is a notable addition for those assembling the full series.

Product Details
Attribute Detail
Brand Jim Beam
Producer Jim Beam
Country and region USA, Kentucky
Style Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey
Mash bill Beam family recipe: corn, rye and malted barley
Age statement 7 years
ABV 37%
Cask type New charred American oak
Bottle size 700ml
Release type Limited edition
Tasting Notes
  • Nose: Caramel, vanilla and oak, with a touch of honey.
  • Palate: Sweet caramel and vanilla, followed by gentle spice and dried fruit.
  • Finish: Warm oak and gentle spice, with a smooth, approachable character.
What sets this bottle apart
  • The fourth release in the seven-bottle Distillers Series, developed exclusively for Australia.
  • Honours James B. "Jim" Beam, a fourth-generation Beam distiller.
  • Aged for 7 years, nearly twice the age of standard White Label.
  • A bottle laser-etched on the front and back, without paper labels.
  • Released in limited numbers and no longer in production.
Distillery Information

Jim Beam released the Distillers Series in Australia between 2008 and 2013, introducing numbered bottles that each paid tribute to a generation of the Beam family. No. 4 honours James B. "Jim" Beam. Before Prohibition, he expanded the family's Old Tub brand to more than 10,000 barrels a year. Following Prohibition, he and his son rebuilt the distillery in 120 days. The whiskey came to bear the Jim Beam name, which it retains today. The full series runs from Jacob Beam at No. 1 to Fred Noe at No. 7.

Who this bottle is for
  • Collectors completing the full Distillers Series.
  • Jim Beam enthusiasts seeking a harder-to-find bottling.
  • Those interested in Australian bourbon-release history.
  • Bourbon drinkers exploring a 7-year-old Beam with a family story behind it.
How to enjoy

  • Enjoy neat to explore the influence of extended barrel maturation.
  • Serve over a single large ice cube for gradual dilution.
  • Alternatively, keep sealed for display alongside the other bottles in the series.

Why we curate it

Developed for Australian drinkers, the Distillers Series combines 7-year-old Jim Beam with distinctive etched bottles and a connection to the family's history. No. 4 celebrates the man whose name the whiskey carries, offering interest for collectors completing the series and enthusiasts exploring older Beam releases. Bottles from the series can be difficult to find, adding to their appeal as pieces of local bourbon history.