Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Smooth, some good character.

Makes for a delicious old fashioned with a little bite.

Good value liquor, though not a very good overall tasting bourbon. I can tell it hasn't been aged long as the flavor profile is quite bland and the finish is gone faster than I can identify much of anything. It makes for a poor whiskey sour, and its Manhatten variant is far too watery for me. I would only resort to drinking EW BinB in the form of a party shot. I prefer EW Single Barrel for all forms and usage of drink. The Nose: sweet corn, nuttiness, and a little vanilla. Sipping neat: caramel, vanilla, salty peanut shells, corn sweetness, and watermelon? Lol

Neat: Ethanol Sour apple candy Spice&Alcohol heat Cinnamon on a Granny Smith Added small bit of water: Greatly dissipates the ethanol but mutes everything else as well The tartness holds on the most Hints of Apple Jacks® Over ice: Cereal sweetness with an oily effect

Nose: vanilla, brown sugar and cinnamon. Taste: vanilla, all spice and hint of sweet cinnamon. Finish: quick initial flavors up front that fades fast with a light lingering burn on the back end. This is my go to BIB bottle. It’s very smooth and punches above its weight.