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Jim Beam 1795 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Regular price
$749.00
Jim Beam 1795 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a rare, premium expression that pays tribute to the brand’s founding year and deep American whiskey heritage. This exclusive release celebrates over two centuries of craftsmanship, tracing back to Jacob Beam’s first bourbon recipe in 1795. Jim Beam 1795 is available only in limited markets and is presented in a striking bottle that reflects its historical significance.
Bottled at 47.5% ABV (95 proof), Jim Beam 1795 is aged longer than the flagship expressions, offering a richer, more complex flavour profile. On the nose, it reveals deep aromas of toasted oak, vanilla, and dark caramel. The palate is full-bodied and smooth, with notes of toffee, baking spice, roasted nuts, and a subtle hint of charred wood. The finish is long and warming, showcasing the classic Beam sweetness with elevated oak depth.
This particular bottling, of Jim Beam 1795 released in 2011, is noted for its exclusivity, with only around 6000 bottles believed to be available worldwide. The scarcity is a significant factor in its collectability and rarity.
Regular price
$749.00
Jim Beam 1795 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a rare, premium expression that pays tribute to the brand’s founding year and deep American whiskey heritage. This exclusive release celebrates over two centuries of craftsmanship, tracing back to Jacob Beam’s first bourbon recipe in 1795. Jim Beam 1795 is available only in limited markets and is presented in a striking bottle that reflects its historical significance.
Bottled at 47.5% ABV (95 proof), Jim Beam 1795 is aged longer than the flagship expressions, offering a richer, more complex flavour profile. On the nose, it reveals deep aromas of toasted oak, vanilla, and dark caramel. The palate is full-bodied and smooth, with notes of toffee, baking spice, roasted nuts, and a subtle hint of charred wood. The finish is long and warming, showcasing the classic Beam sweetness with elevated oak depth.
This particular bottling, of Jim Beam 1795 released in 2011, is noted for its exclusivity, with only around 6000 bottles believed to be available worldwide. The scarcity is a significant factor in its collectability and rarity.