Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Great price point for quality of pour. Vanilla nose and taste (and Carmel). Smooth short finish, little burn for 100 proof. Get it for $17 while you can

How about this one @magicalpoet?

I was finally able to try this wonderful bourbon this weekend and all of the great things said about this hidden gem is true. It is a full-flavored bourbon and for about $15 for 750 ml it truly is a steal. The nose is sweet with vanilla cake batter notes. It is a touch too hot to drink this in July in the Deep South. When water or ice is added the flavors open up and the heat goes away I don't smell the pepper and cinnamon but I love the flavor on the rocks. This stuff is absolutely amazing for what you will pay for it. It makes a great Old Fashioned and bourbon and coke is fine as well. While I will always try to keep a bottle of Henry McKenna BiB I will also do my best to keep this in my home bar as well. If you like full-flavored bourbon and want a great deal to get this one you will not be disappointed.

My go to for cocktails. Great price, great taste, bottled in bond. Lost of spice when tasting, banana, nut, and lots of corn.

Copper-caramel color. Nose is caramel, vanilla, toffee, a little bit of cinnamon, reminds me strongly of stroopwafels. There's not much oak, but it's in there. Not a lot of complexity, but it's your classic bourbon. Taste follows the nose. Caramel, rich and buttery, but not overly, a nice pepper at the back of the tongue. Not quite as sweet as the regular Evan Williams-- which is a major plus for me-- this has a better balance. The finish is medium, slightly bitter, but somewhat covered up by some slight pepper going back up the nose. For the sub $20 category, it's absolutely awesome. I'd highly recommend to anyone looking for an easy, enjoyable bourbon. It's good enough to sip on neat, and cheap enough to put into cocktails. Keep it stocked!