Jim Beam Lineage is a new, limited-edition Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey that’s a collaboration between Fred Noe, 7th-generation master distiller of Jim Beam, and his son Freddie Noe, the 8th generation of the Beam family to carry on the whiskey-making legacy.
The first batch of Jim Beam Lineage was released in 2021 as a travel retail exclusive. This second batch changes things up. It’s only available to purchase at The James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky. Lineage is the first bourbon from the brand’s portfolio to feature Freddie’s name, so it should prove popular among collectors.
Together, the two Noe generations hand-selected this 15-year-old bourbon. It’s aged in charred white oak barrels at the Booker Noe Plant and bottled at 55.5% ABV. Bottles are limited and priced at $250.
Jim Beam Lineage Batch #2 Tasting Notes
Color: Mahogany
Aroma: Creamy toffee, vanilla & seasoned oak
Flavor: Leather & char complemented by sweet crème brulee
Finish: Full-bodied with notes of matured oak
It’s fascinating to see a bourbon that directly highlights the collaboration between two generations of the Beam family. I’m curious, how does the 15-year aging period influence the leather and char notes mentioned in the tasting?
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What a fantastic read! I love how Fred and Freddie Noe merged their unique visions for Jim Beam Lineage. It makes me appreciate my own family tradition of sharing cocktails during holidays—it really brings everyone together. By the way, have you guys checked out speedstars? It’s got that same collaborative spirit! Thanks for the insightful post!