James B. Beam Distilling Co.
Beam Pin Bottle (1970's) 6 Year 86 Proof 700ml
Housed in Beam's iconic mid-century sculpted decanter with its signature gold neck, this vintage 6-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon captures an authentic taste of post-war American whiskey history. Bottled at a mellow 86 proof, it showcases the concentrated caramel, sweet grain, and gentle oak maturity that defined the era's flagship Beam releases. It stands as an essential centerpiece for vintage decanter enthusiasts and dusty bourbon collectors alike. Tasting Notes Nose: Inviting aromas of rich butterscotch, baked red apple, dusty barrel oak,...
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- 700 ml
- 6 Years
- James B. Beam Distilling Co.
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- Butterscotch
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About this bottle
Housed in Beam's iconic mid-century sculpted decanter with its signature gold neck, this vintage 6-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon captures an authentic taste of post-war American whiskey history. Bottled at a mellow 86 proof, it showcases the concentrated caramel, sweet grain, and gentle oak maturity that defined the era's flagship Beam releases. It stands as an essential centerpiece for vintage decanter enthusiasts and dusty bourbon collectors alike.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Inviting aromas of rich butterscotch, baked red apple, dusty barrel oak, and sweet vanilla wafer, accented by faint pipe tobacco and warm clove.
Palate: Silky and balanced on the tongue, revealing sweet corn pudding, toasted pecans, honeyed graham cracker, and mellow leather.
Finish: Medium-length and warming, leaving pleasant impressions of dried apricot, seasoned cedar, caramel drizzle, and a hint of soft rye spice.
About the Distillery
Established in 1795 by Jacob Beam, the James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky, is one of the most storied names in American whiskey history. Spanning eight generations of family distillers, the company cemented its status as an industry powerhouse during the mid-20th century, famously releasing unique ceramic and sculpted glass decanters alongside their traditional straight bourbons.