North American Oscillation

Anyone that follows me on twitter or facebook knows that I like to enjoy my micro-brew beer or glass of whiskey regularly. One of my favorite whiskey distillers is Jim Beam. Now, Jim Beam is a true bourbon that remains distilled in Kentucky since the 1800’s despite the fact that Japanese company Suntory had purchased it. It does remain true to it’s original still.

A few years ago Jim Beam released a white whiskey called “Jacob’s Ghost”. No, it’s NOT named after Jacob Marley rather Jacob Beam the original founder. I decided to try it even though it’s a white whiskey and I must say it’s a nice smooth taste. If you want something that is a little sweeter and goes down smooth then this is it!

One day after having an extra glass of Jacob’s Ghost I was greatly inspired by the process and history of bourbon making in Kentucky. The song came to me as an erie yet bass in your face track that I feel is one of my better tracks in awhile! If you haven’t checked it out yet then you need to grab a bottle of Jacob’s Ghost and listen to this track with the lights off and the bass up! http://smarturl.it/jacobghost

For more history on Jim Beam and Jacob’s Ghost visit the link below. Must be of legal age to view it! 😉 http://www.jimbeam.com/en-us/bourbons/jacobs-ghost

UPDATE: May, 2021, looks like Beam Suntory took Jacob’s Ghost off the US market but it’s still for sale globally. It appears it can still be imported here but here’s the link for NZ site.
https://global.jimbeam.com/en-nz/all-bourbons/jacobs-ghost