Jim Beam
- Lukaschik Gleb
- 2 hours ago
- 1 min read

Changing in aqua vitae’s receipt is possible. I recalled Jim Beam as light and soft in using. I was surprised to have a different taste on the lunch of Christmas day.
Its origin takes in 1795 from German immigrant Jacob Beam who created this grandiose forty-degree drink on corn. That bottle of Jim Beam is elite in sniffing bringing whiskey heaven, but later I’ve got flowers, and it was pepper in more further. The drinking was getting harsh that kisses you as the loved one. You experienced that passion in mouth holding. Some time after that, on the second glass, I had a pepper feel in addition. All these elements in sniffing and tasting were extraneous, but did execute bourbon. Aftertaste is light and feeling in discovery of zero gravity on the Earth. It’s the excellent whiskey, but I need to acquire another bottle for comparison. I looked into Whisky Bible, which I discovered, finally, and it is the first ever edition. Jim Murray points in the book written in 2006 that Jim Beam changed in the years becoming soft and light. Merry Christmas!



