Jim Beam Fire Cinnamon Bourbon Whiskey - 1.75L

$12.23 ~~$17.99~~ In stock

Category: simple

This is Bourbon infused with cinnamon liqueur, taking aim at the popular Fireball brand.
A golden liquid, this smells like cinnamon Red Hot candies and most of the flavor arrives on the mild cinnamon-style finish.
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

The nose is pure Red Hots, exactly as described, and the cinnamon heat is surprisingly smooth instead of that sharp burn I expected. I've been pouring it over ice after dinner and it genuinely tastes like a liquid candy, but with the bourbon backbone holding it together. Even the big 1.75L bottle fe

Adam ★★★★☆ Oct 20, 2026

I figured it’d be a gimmick, but the cinnamon heat is surprisingly smooth—way less syrupy than the leading red-hot competitor. The 1.75L bottle is great value for mixing into cider or just sipping neat on ice. Only downside is the cinnamon can overpower the bourbon if you’re not careful.

John ★★★★☆ Oct 18, 2026

I bought this for mixing into hot cider and it's got that classic cinnamon candy kick without being overly sweet. The 1.75L bottle is great value, though I wish the cinnamon flavor had a bit more depth.