Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Lot's of vanilla on those nose with some toastyness. Follows up with strong vanila sweet and oaky bitter. Sharp corn like finish

Keeping in mind this is a budget bourbon this is an incredible value. This isn't a super complex bourbon but this is a bourbon that should be under $40 USD for a handle and under $20 USD for a fifth at the time of this review, and that's 100 proof and 4 years aged. The extra proof makes it fantastic as a mixer and there is basically just enough complexity to it that it can be an acceptable casual sipper.

NEAT NOSE - Caramel, Vanilla, and Oak PALATE - The palate follows the nose. Unfortunately, as soon as the flavors hit the palate, they dissapear almost immediately. This is this bourbon’s biggest flaw, but for it’s price its a good bourbon with quintessential notes. The finish is just non-existent. Mildly sweet. FINISH - Painfully short. BUY? - It’s a great bottle for the price, but it’s nothing special. I’d get a bottle atleast once to see if it’s a one time thing or a mainstay for you and your bar/collection. BUY AGAIN? - Probably not. The finish is too short for me on this one.

Very light on the nose and very mild sweet taste. Some caramel and fvanilla flavor but not very memorable. Solid for the cost.