Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Classic caramel & butterscotch. A slight bitter ding in the mid-palate when comparing to a Knob Creek or Bookers. Incredible value regular drinker.

N: Peanuts and vanilla P: Banana bread and clove. Full creamy mouth feel. F: Nice heat and spice

Really lovely nose on this one. Reminiscent of a bakery at Christmas time with the different spices. The spice hits hard when I first tasted it, but it eventually calmed into some very nice dessert flavors and a caramel finish

Nose: sour cherry, wood, caramel, but bread underneath. Taste: sweet up front with fruit and caramel notes finishing hot, but not too hot, with tart, woody, and a hint of cacao. Notes: this is one of, if not the, best bangs for your buck whiskies. I did consider the price in my rating.

Neat. Nose is pretty. Honey, caramel, vanilla, fruitcake, floral, oak. Alcohol is subdued and add just a little brightness.. Taste is sugar sweet, oaky, cinnamon bite, caramel, dried fruit, baking spices, vanilla. Finish is medium long. tart with oak tannins, mild cinnamon, saccharine sweetness, and nougat Solid. Flavorful, nothing challenging, nor polarizing Exceptional value. Sippable at a mixer price