Generational Bourbon! Tasting Rare Jim Beam Lineage.

Imagine a bourbon born from a father-son legacy, aged for 15 years, and destined for the world… only to have its journey unexpectedly rerouted! 🌍 Today, we explore the RARE 2020 Jim Beam Lineage “Travel Retail Exclusive”, the brainchild of Fred and Freddie Noe. Originally a “Travel Retail Exclusive,” distribution challenges led this gem to become a Jim Beam American Outpost exclusive. Prepare for the full, captivating story of this elusive bottle, how we tracked it down, and our unfiltered tasting experience!

Don’t let this unicorn of a whiskey slip through your fingers! Click play ▶️ now for our unfiltered tasting notes and discover if the hype is real. 👇

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✴️ Jim Beam Lineage 2020

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: Beam Suntory
  • Distillery: James B. Beam Distilling Co.
  • Mash Bill: 77% Corn, 13% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
  • Age: 15 years
  • Proof: 111
  • MSRP: $250 (700 ml bottle)
  • Released: 2020 as “Travel Retail Exclusive”
  • Other: This limited release- created by Master Distiller Fred Noe with his son Freddie Noe – continues this tradition together. Fred and Freddie hand-selected this 15-year-old bourbon. With its aromatic yet balanced flavor, this rare whiskey marks the peak of one generation’s achievement and the next generation’s coming of age.
  • Purchased: 12/09/22 for $250.00 at Jim Beam American Outpost

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NOTE: The spirit in this review was purchased by us. We were not compensated by the spirit producer for this review. This is simply our opinion based on what we tasted on this day. Please drink responsibly.

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