Jim Beam Black: The Facts . The original Jim Beam Black Label ‘101 Months' was launched in the 1970s, matured for just under 8 and a half years, and bottled at 90 Proof (45% ABV). In 1978, Jim ...

Jim Beam, the world's number one bourbon and enduring American icon, proudly unveils the re-launch of Jim Beam Black®, now featuring an enhanced premium liquid, aged for seven years. This refined ...

Just over a decade ago, Jim Beam Black was an affordable Kentucky bourbon that carried an eight-year age statement. But in 2014, the brand, now owned by Suntory Global Spirits, ...

In an announcement today, the company revealed that Jim Beam Black will now carry a 7-year age statement, as well as receiving a subtle boost in strength, from 43% ABV (86 proof) to 45% ABV (90 ...

What we’re drinking: Jim Beam Black Aged 7 Years Where it’s from: Located in Clermont, KY, Jim Beam has been crafted by eight generations of family distillers since 1795. Fred Noe is the ...

Jim Beam Black is not the only label to get a new age statement. Over the past few years, Knob Creek added 12, 15, and 18-year-old expressions to its lineup after the nine-year-old age statement ...

While Jim Beam Black is intended to round out the brand’s portfolio, it also comes at a time when consumer preferences are changing. During COVID-19, the spirits business was booming.

Associated Press Updated at 4:12 p.m. CLERMONT, Ky. -- Bourbon drinkers have been mixing Jim Beam for years. Now, the maker of the world's top-selling bourbon is too. Part of Illinois-based ...

Give Jim Beam Brands in Deerfield an A+ for persistence. The distiller, with Jim Beam White Label its flagship label, is rushing on to the market with Jim Beam Black, a pricier label that may appea… ...