Buy Jim Beam Pineapple Australia – 750ml Pineapple Bourbon Whiskey
Jim Beam Pineapple is the most recent addition to the flavoured range: tropical pineapple liqueur infused with Kentucky straight bourbon, 750ml at 32.5%, down from $65.00 to $54.60. It is the sleeper of the range and the best value bottle in it. Orders before 3pm AEST leave Sydney the same business day.
One product, $54.60, in stock
Jim Beam Pineapple 750ml – The Newest Bottle in the Flavoured Range
The nose is sweet vanilla, caramel and oak, which reads as bourbon before it reads as fruit. The pineapple arrives on the palate, soft rather than sharp, alongside vanilla, caramel and flower honey. The finish is warm and smooth. It is less obviously fruit-forward than the apple or peach bottles and better balanced for it.
Being newest matters commercially. Fewer people have tried it, so it does not get asked for by name the way Honey does, and it sits on shelves longer while the older flavours sell through. That is why it is the one we push. At 32.5% it matches the rest of the flavoured line, against 37% for White Label and 40% for the straight bottles.
Jim Beam Pineapple Price – $54.60 and the Best Value Bottle in the Range
Here is the detail almost everyone gets wrong. This is a 750ml bottle, not a 700ml one. It is the American format, stands the same height on a shelf, and carries an extra 50ml nobody notices. Shoppers compare the sticker against a 700ml bottle and undercount what they get.
Work it properly. $54.60 across 750ml is $7.28 per 100mL, where Apple and Peach at $79.99 for 700ml are $11.43. Standard drinks come to 0.75 multiplied by 32.5 multiplied by 0.789, which is 19.2 against 17.9 in a 700ml flavoured bottle. Divide price by standard drinks and this is $2.84 each, where Apple and Peach are $4.46.
So it holds more alcohol than any other flavoured Jim Beam we list and costs $25.39 less. It is also $10.40 under its own former price and $1.39 under the $55.99 we usually see elsewhere. Our position: for a party, a jug, or anywhere the fruit is negotiable, this is the bottle. Buy the peach when you specifically want peach.
Mixing Jim Beam Pineapple – Soda, Ginger Beer and What to Avoid
Soda water and a lime wedge is the default and it is genuinely good: 30ml over a large cube, 120ml soda. Ginger beer is the better drink if you want more weight, because the ginger heat and the caramel underneath the pineapple work together instead of competing.
Cola is the one to skip, true of every fruit bottle in this range. Pineapple juice on top of pineapple liqueur is worse again, and people try it constantly. A 750ml bottle pours 25 shots at 30ml, each 0.77 of a standard drink. If you are pouring free-hand for a group, the Australian alcohol guidelines are worth having. A $35.00 gift box is available.
Jim Beam Pineapple Specs, Size, ABV and Price
| Bottle | Size | ABV | Age | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jim Beam Pineapple Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey | 750ml | 32.5% | No age statement | $54.60, was $65.00 | In stock |
| Gift box add-on | n/a | n/a | n/a | +$35.00 | In stock |
Common questions
Ours is $54.60 for the 750ml bottle, reduced from $65.00, and the price we see most often elsewhere is $55.99. That works out at $7.28 per 100mL and $2.84 per standard drink, which makes it the cheapest flavoured Jim Beam we sell by both measures. No membership card is needed to get that price.
750ml, which is the American bottle format and 50ml more than the 700ml Apple and Peach bottles. It looks the same height on a shelf, so the extra volume is easy to miss when you are comparing prices. Always compare per 100mL rather than per bottle when a 750ml sits next to a 700ml.
Soda water with a lime wedge first, ginger beer second. Pour 30ml over a large cube and top with about 120ml of mixer. Skip cola, which flattens the fruit, and skip pineapple juice, which piles sweetness on sweetness. Neat over ice works better here than it does with the sharper apple bottle.
It is the most recent bottle in the Jim Beam flavoured range, which is why fewer people ask for it by name than for Honey or Red Stag. That lower recognition is why it stays this well priced. Same 32.5% as the rest of the flavoured line, in the larger 750ml format.