Evan Williams 1783 No. 10 Brand

Evan Williams White Label / Bottled in Bond

As I continue branching myself out into American whiskies, I was looking for decent, affordable bottles. As I did some research, bottled in bond whiskies have stricter standards than standard bourbons, and are distilled within one distillery season and can still be affordable. So, here we go. Evan Williams "Bottled in Bond." Fits the...

Score 80/100

Evan Williams Black Label

First off I must admit I bought this on a lark. Took it home and I poured myself a shot and down the hatch it went. I normally don't do reviews and I don't consider myself an expert on bourbon. Now I read much from brazen drunks about the complex tastes of exotic bourbons and I really could care less about that snooty stuff. I wanted something...

Score 90/100

Evan Williams Single Barrel 2002

This Evan Williams is from Barrel no.1049 barreled on 4-11-02 and bottled on 11-21-12. Nose: Charred barrel, melted caramel and molasses. It's accompanied by some leather note and brown sugar. But, the predominate smell is the barrel char and leather. This Bourbon takes time to open up for the other notes to come through and balance out the...

Score 88/100

Evan Williams Black Label

I had tasted this recently at a little house party recently with which I had recorded tasting notes. Nose: With time in the glass the scent was fleeting and hard to grasp made a little water would have helped unfortunately that wasn't a thought in my head at the time. Anyways I had detected brown sugar, caramel, fall baking spices, pepper, and...

Score 70/100