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Interesting thing about Jim Beam for me -- their white label is one of the worst bourbons around (zero complexity, "watery" feel), but their black label is terrific and a tremendous value. And yet white label is the best selling bourbon in the US -- never understood why. Evan Williams at the same price point is far superior.
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Interesting thing about Jim Beam for me -- their white label is one of the worst bourbons around (zero complexity, "watery" feel), but their black label is terrific and a tremendous value. And yet white label is the best selling bourbon in the US -- never understood why. Evan Williams at the same price point is far superior.
I know I'm late to this thread, but I couldn't agree more. Their black label is a nice mid-range and very drinkable bourbon for all occasions.
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