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Hardin’s Creek Warehouse W ‘The Beaver’

  • Distiller

    Beam

  • Bottler

    Beam

  • ABV

    55%

  • Age

    11 Years

  • Price $100 to $199.99

One of three Hardin's Creek Warehouse Series releases from the James B. Beam Distilling Company in October 2025, this bourbon comes from Warehouse W, a five-story warehouse. The other bourbons in the series — The Mushroom and The Owl — were aged in one- and nine-story warehouses. All three bourbons are identical in mashbill, proof (110), age (11 years) and suggested retail price ($149.99).

  • Raided Score: 93
  • The Daily Pour
  • By David Morrow
  • A decadent, delicious bourbon. This is great stuff.
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  • Raided Score: 88
  • Breaking Bourbon
  • By Jordan Moskal
  • Highlighting sweet and classic Beam flavor notes, Hardin’s Creek Warehouse Series, Warehouse R “The Beaver” is a pleasing pour that fans of the distillery will appreciate.
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  • Nose:

    Gorgeous nose filled with plum, blackberry, sassafras, Cinnamon Toast Crunch and French toast topped with melting butter.

  • Taste:

    Quite oaky and very pleasant on the palate, with a great mouthfeel and a decadent profile that leads with butterscotch pudding and buttercream frosting. It reminds me of a nice, well-aged Knob Creek product. Oak mingles with black cherry, tannin, a touch of minerality, a bit of spice and tobacco.

  • Finish:

    That French toast note from the nose returns on the finish, joined by barrel char, tannin, cookie dough, cherry and banana cream pie. Light minerality remains.

  • Overall:

    A decadent, delicious bourbon. This is great stuff.

  • Score:

    93

  • Disclosure: The producer provided this sample to review free of charge, and without expectation of review or rating.

  • By David Morrow
  • Our in house critic rates spirits on a scale of 0-10 (10 best) and is aggregated the same as external sources