Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Horrible. Maybe not even good enough for mixed drinks.

Basic nose- ethanol and caramel. Decent burn on the palate and finish. Hard to beat at this cheap of a piece price point. I’d rather pay a little more for BT or other things, but it’s good if you want a cheap mixer or something to share with guests.

Spiciness 2/5 neat. Good for the price for sure. $13. Flavor not great but definitely not bad. 3.5 neat.

This burnt amber/copper colored whiskey has been a mainstay in my bar for years. Coming in at $30 a handle and 100 proof, it rarely leaves the best buy listing. Fresh corn, maple syrup, birch syrup, brown sugar, white sugar, some bruised apple, light caramel, nougat, baked apple, and buttery peanut brittle aromas. Sugary and tannic on the palate with maple and cinnamon flavors that grow drier and more woody on the finish accompanied by a touch of black pepper, nutmeg, pecan, and bitter wood. Elite in this price range, but pretty uninspiring at twice the price point. Good value where it's priced

Impressive quality for the price point. Perfect balance of oak