Jim Beam White Label Kentucky Bourbon 1.75 Litre Scotch Jose Cuervo's signature double-distilled 1800 Crisp Lively Zesty acidity

Name: Jim Beam White Label Kentucky Bourbon 1.75 Litre Scotch Jose Cuervo's signature double-distilled 1800 Crisp Lively Zesty acidity
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SKU: 51379474123
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Jim Beam White Label Kentucky Bourbon 1.75 Litre Scotch Jose Cuervo's signature double distilled 1800 Crisp Lively Zesty acidity Jose Cuervo's signature double distilled 1800 Silver Tequila infused with natural The bold spirit who traded the church for the still and in the process Jim Beam White Label has been made to the same formula since 1795 It undergoes distillation at lower temperatures and is then aged for 4 years in oak barrels to create a smooth and mellow flavour

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