Baker's reviews

I haven’t written a review in awhile, so here’s the first of a few recent bottle kills. This batch was barreled in May 2014, and was aged in warehouse CL-P for 7 years and 2 months. **Tasting Notes***…

They are not that different from each other, so this review will be short so I'm not repeating myself (or boring the shit out of you). This one is No. 000024678, with the same barreling date, age and…

Baker's 7 Year Old has always been one of my favourite Jim Beam expressions, and they have re-tooled the product and the design to make it a single barrel that is at minimum 7 years old (but not barrel…

Baker's 7-year old is named after its creator Baker Beam, Jim Beam's grandnephew. It comes with a mash bill of 77% corn, 13% rye and 10% malted barley, and is bottled at an ABV of 53.5% (107 proof).…

The 7 yo Baker's is part of the Jim Beam family but I read that they use a different yeast to create this one and it shows.The nose: This has nothing in common with the other high ABV 7 yo from JB,…

Baker’s is another from Suntory - Beam’s stable. I’ve already reviewed a batch of Booker’s, Knob Creek single barrel and Kirkland’s bottling of their bourbon. Now it’s time for Baker’s, seven years old…

Bakers 107. One of Beam or now Suntory-Beam's Small Batch products. Allegedly to be JB Whites mashbill and yeast just aged longer, in a better part of the warehouse and bottled at a higher proof. Revi…

Bakers 107. One of Beam or now Suntory-Beam's Small Batch products. Allegedly to be JB Whites mashbill and yeast just aged longer, in a better part of the warehouse and bottled at a higher proof. Revi…

Bakers 107. One of Beam or now Suntory-Beam's Small Batch products. Allegedly to be JB Whites mashbill and yeast just aged longer, in a better part of the warehouse and bottled at a higher proof. Revi…

Well, it's been a while since I last reviewed (or purchased) a whisky. Since I recently had some good fortune, I felt it was a nice way to celebrate by purchasing a new bottle of bourbon.Notes: First…