Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage

4.0 stars - Excellent; 750 ml bottle This is a single barrel, so your mileage may vary. The flavor was a great combination of classic Heaven Hill (ex: Elijah Craig) but also a lot of dusty peanut that I normally get from the better Jim Beam products. The finish reminded me of a 14 year Scotch in body and mellowness. For less than $30. Epic! The only question: Who ruined this for the rest of us? What award did it win or what podcast gave it whiskey of the year? This has disappeared from every liquor store in my metro area for the past 12 months.

1994 Vintage, 2004 bottling. Banana bread. Great

This is damn solid. Smooth and light overall. Nice sweet cherry scent, a little woody taste. Light Honey and some vanilla on the aftertaste. Excellent and smooth flavor. It’s got a short life after you swallow but it’s very clean. It’s a $25 bottle that tastes like a $50. A permanent addition to the cabinet. Barrel 600. 2013 vintage.

Tropical fruit, cinnamon, vanilla, cherry. Cherry aroma