Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage

On the nose: Corn, caramel, bit of vanilla and...liquor, but not alcohol if that makes a lick of sense! Palate: Dry..barely, more of a hint. Oddly sweet bitterness/astringency. A flash of a small burn, like a bit of bacon grease that grazes you. Finish: Long, but low intensity...here the bitterness lives on and on, way past its expiration date. For the price... I'd buy it, especially if I haven't had it in a while but its not a keep on the shelfer to my mind. 2013 vintage.

The best of the evan williams, but still light in flavor. Its super sweet and heavy on honey flavor.

PUT IN OAK // 2015 BARRELED ON // 10.6.15 BARREL No. // 511 BOTTLED ON // 3.14.24 NEAT NOSE - Immediately as I sniff this pour, I prepare myself for dissapointment. I have to darn near allow the bourbon to run up and touch my nose just to pick up any notes from the aroma. Nevertheless, I do pick up very faint notes of caramel and oak. PALATE - Still disappointed. After I swirl the bourbon around in my mouth, all I pick up is faint notes of caramel. FINISH - A completely unexpected turn of events. On the finish, there is an explosion of caramel, cinnamon, honey, and oak! Certainly not what I was expecting, but this one took me for a surprise! Medium finish, no burn. BUY? - Absolutely. I hope they continue to release these outside of Kentucky. I was surprised to see this im Texas, knowing that these have been exclusive to Kentucky. BUY AGAIN? - Yes. This is a great value at the price and an amazing sipper.