Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Nose: Oak, banana bread, little vanilla Palate: Herbal and baking spices, vanilla Finish: Medium finish with vanilla and brown sugar

Definitely getting peanuts on middle to back end of this. Great for the price 👍

Nose is a typical floral, vanilla and caramel. The palette brings all of those smells of the nose and adds shelled peanuts after a deep breathe. At $17 nothing beats it. Heck nothing under $23 beats it.

Great value bib

Wowzer! Lofty nose, palette, and finish. 100 proof brings heat, but it’s not a high rye burn like you might notice in Bulleit or 1792. There’s a lot going on here, especially for a bargain bourbon. Favor isn’t as rich and full, seems too tart. But, the lower price point and higher level of complexity might make this a good option for mixing cocktails without citrus.

Makes a great old fashioned

The bottled proof brings the bite. The subtle flavors can be hidden by that. Try pouring it on the rocks with the splash on top to bring out the flavor.