Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage

Peanut, oak and vanilla with little bit of spice at the end. Fantastic bourbon for the price. This is to bourbon what Kilbeggan is to Irish whiskey.

This bourbon really lives up to its reputation as the best value bourbon. I did a blind taste test and ranked it among the $50 bourbons. Noticeably oaky on the nose, characteristic of its 10 years spent in the barrel which can't be said for similarly priced younger bourbons. Flavor blast of spice, cherry and oak that lingers quite while. Doesn't develop too much from there, but damn that's a solid whiskey.

Vanilla caramel and straight yummy goodness! One cube of ice and bam great flavor comes out very drinkable

(2004) Citrus, leather, vanilla, dried fruits. Sweet, honey, very smooth, slight cinnamon spice thrown in. 3rd time had it, noticed it was much better than first thought