Tastes

One of those whiskey's that tastes just the way it smells. Fresh fruit, honey, and a hint of black pepper. Goes down smooth, you could drink this all night, such a friendly whiskey. A great introduction to scotch.

Potpurri, mint, and herbal tea on the nose. These same flavors with rye spiciness coming through on the taste. Decently long finish of a dry, cinnamon, new oak. Overall bright, floral, and unique.

First Impressions. Nose if very hot, alcoholic, and a bit of citrus. Taste is much better with creme brulee, cinnamon, and oak. Nice velvety mouth feel and long finish. If this had a better nose I would really like it.

Lots of aged oak and spice on the nose. Pipe tobacco and dried fig on the taste with a velevty mouth feel. Medium sweet finish.

Green apple, pear, and american biscuit. Green oak and honey finish.

Smooth, creamy, and sweet. Dark dried fruit and maple wood. It might be my imagination but the NAS version just doesn't seem to be quite the same. Miss this bottle.

Lemon and black pepper. The proof shines throuhg with alcohol on the nose. Almost a gritty mouth feel. I imagine that during prohibition I would be glad to get something like this but not in midern times. Cool bottle though.

Peanut and candy corn. Short and sweet finish. Maple and candy on the nose. Not agressive in any way. Typically a great value as with most Evan Williams products.