From the Jim Beam family, their number 2 in the line, 2nd to Booker’s. Great flavor, the oak aging is very noticeable when it hits your lips. The alcohol content is obvious when taken straight up. With a splash of water the flavors are easier to distinguish. If you are a straight up flask drinker used to a typical 80 proof don’t waster your money, but if you want to try something between Maker’s/Knob and Booker’s, don’t hesitate to give it a try. Recommended with some bottled water. My only negative is when I went to pull out my cork, it broke and I was not able to drive 60 miles back to the store where I bought it. Luckily the bottle was not compromised, as the bottom half of the cork maintained a good seal.
Alcohol Content: 107
Price: about $40
From the Jim Beam family, their number 2 in the line, 2nd to
Booker's. Great flavor, the oak aging is very noticeable when it hits your lips.
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March 18, 2011
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Nice flavor with a distinctive bite. I enjoy it neat.
Had a taste before a gig at a trendy bar…long pour
Great stuff and i wasnt surprised… Beam has it going down there! I love all their stuff but this juice rocks. I will get a bottle when my Bookers runs out..cry…sniff.
why you drivin 60 miles to buy a bottle of Bakers? they sell this stuff at any respectable liquor joint.
now Noah’s Mill…. i’d drive to get that stuff
Attention anyone who lives in (or near) PA…PLCB stores selling Bakers for $25. as of mid-March 2011…blowing out inventory!!!