Evan Williams Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 1.75 L
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About this bottle
Evan Williams Kentucky Straight Bourbon is Heaven Hill's flagship bourbon, distilled and aged in new charred oak barrels in Bardstown, Kentucky. Because the label carries no age statement, TTB rules mean it's spent at least four years in new oak — enough time to build real character before the whiskey ever needed an age claim on the label. Expect vanilla and caramel up front, a medium-bodied palate of corn sweetness and oak, and a warm, slightly spicy finish. This 1.75-liter bottle is built for volume: pouring for a crowd, keeping a home bar stocked, or mixing bourbon cocktails regularly without worrying about running dry.
How to drink Evan Williams Kentucky Straight Bourbon
On the rocks is the easiest way to enjoy it day to day, and it holds up fine in a big pour over one large cube. It's a solid, reliable base for an Old Fashioned or a Whiskey Sour when you're making a batch rather than a single showcase pour.
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Whisky86 proof · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to drink Evan Williams?
Neat or on the rocks both work well; it's an easygoing bourbon that doesn't demand a specific glass or ritual.
What cocktails work well with Evan Williams?
It's a reliable base for an Old Fashioned, a Whiskey Sour, or a Mint Julep — solid enough to carry a mixed drink without getting lost.
Is Evan Williams aged, even without an age statement?
Yes — under TTB rules, a straight bourbon with no age statement has to be at least four years old, so this one has real barrel time behind it.
Who makes Evan Williams?
It's produced by Heaven Hill, a family-owned distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky that's been making bourbon since shortly after Prohibition ended.
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