82 Very Good
Jim Beam Devil’s Cut
Distiller
Jim Beam
Bottler
Jim Beam
ABV
45%
Age
NAS
Price
$1 to $29.99
Produced by harnessing science to extract extra bourbon absorbed into the barrel wood, Devils Cut is deemed the antithesis so the Angel's Share - alcohol lost to evaporation over aging.
Aggregated Reviews
Raided Score: 78The Whiskey Jug By Josh Peters All this wood and astringency makes it feel unbalanced and is far from being something I would call a daily drinker. Read Full Review Raided Score: 75Distiller By Stephanie Moreno The whiskey is interesting from a technical standpoint, but don't really feel it is necessary for your whiskey cabinet. Read Full Review Raided Score: 84WhiskyCast By Mark Gillespie The taste is more tannic than usual, too, with notes of molasses, a slowly-building cinnamon spiciness, and a touch of vinegar-based barbecue sauce that lingers well into the finish. Read Full Review Raided Score: 83Whisky Advocate By John Hansell Behind all that, I’m detecting a bit of youthfulness — I might like this bourbon with more age and less “devil.” Read Full Review Raided Score: 92Drinkhacker By Christopher Null Not a bad deal from a continually underrated distillery. Read Full Review Raided Score: 80The Daily Pour By t8ke I’ll take this over Beam White or XA any day. Honestly, not bad stuff at all. Read Full Review Raided Score is a conversion from an external site's score, to our in house uniform scoring system. Please see the FAQ for more.
House Review
Nose:
Char, pepper, spicy. Hot, whew.A bit of ethanol on the nose. Peanuts and pepper.
Taste:
Thin on the palate, but honestly not bad. Toffee, a hint of pepper. Sweet butter cream. Char.
Finish:
Short finish, a bit hot, some peanuts, caramel and pepper.
Overall:
I’ll take this over Beam White or XA any day. Honestly not bad stuff at all.
Score:
80
By t8ke
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