Whiskey Review: Hardin’s Creek Colonel James B. Beam Bourbon

Introduction Today, we’re diving into Hardin’s Creek Colonel James B. Beam Bourbon Whiskey, an exciting release from Jim Beam’s new line of annual offerings. Launched in 2022, this whiskey is distilled at the Fred B. Noe Distillery and crafted by master distiller Freddie Noe. At just two years old and bottled at 108 proof, it aims to honor Jim Beam’s legacy with a low distillation proof and lower barrel entry proof. While the story is compelling, we had questions about how well a two-year bourbon could deliver on flavor. Here’s our full breakdown. This review is taken from our episode " District 9 / Hardin's Creek Col. James B. Beam ." Click the link to listen to this review in audio format. Nose Brad: The nose opens with notes of peanut brittle and vanilla frosting, offering some sharply sweet characteristics. Black pepper adds a touch of spice, but the young graininess holds it back. 7/10 Bob: I found floral notes like rose petal and melon alongside oak,

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