Jim Beam shuts down a distillery
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Jim Beam will halt production at its main Clermont, Kentucky, distillery starting Jan. 1 as the bourbon industry faces a record 16.1 million-barrel surplus. The company says bottling and warehousing will continue.
Jim Beam is putting its trademark distillery on ice. The iconic American bourbon brand announced it will stop producing whiskey at its facility in Clermont, Kentucky on January 1. The pause will last for the entirety of 2026.
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