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Bourbon/Evan Williams Straight Bourbon 1783 Small Batch 750ml
Evan Williams Straight Bourbon 1783 Small Batch 750ml
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About this bottle
Evan Williams 1783 Small Batch is a straight bourbon from Heaven Hill, named for the year the distillery's namesake reportedly began distilling in Kentucky, not an age statement despite how it reads. It's bottled at 86 proof and sits a step up from the standard Evan Williams Black Label, built from a small-batch selection rather than the flagship's broader blend. Expect classic Kentucky bourbon character: caramel and vanilla up front, oak and light baking spice underneath, with a soft, easy-drinking finish that doesn't punish you for pouring it generously. It's an everyday bourbon rather than a sipping trophy, priced and built for regular rotation. This bottle suits anyone who wants dependable Heaven Hill bourbon without paying for a name-brand markup.
How to drink Evan Williams 1783
Pour it over ice for a bourbon that holds its own without needing a mixer, or build it into an Old Fashioned where its caramel sweetness does a lot of the work. It's forgiving enough to use as a well bourbon for a crowd.
Tasting notes
Nosecaramel and vanilla
Palateoak and light baking spice
Finishsoft, easy
Specs
Bourbon86 proof · new charred oak · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Evan Williams 1783?
It's approachable neat, over ice, or in a highball -- the 86 proof and soft profile make it forgiving in any of those.
What cocktails work well with Evan Williams 1783?
Its caramel-forward, easy-drinking style works well in a Whiskey Sour or an Old Fashioned without needing a heavy hand.
Why is it called '1783'?
The name honors Evan Williams, credited as Kentucky's first commercial distiller, who reportedly began distilling along the Ohio River in Louisville in 1783.
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