Evan Williams Black may not come in a fancy bottle, but don’t let that fool you. This is straight Kentucky bourbon with backbone, smooth, full flavored, and built for everyday greatness.

Evan Williams Black Bourbon Whiskey 375ml
Brand: Evan Williams | Category: Kentucky Straight Bourbon | ABV: 43% | Origin: Kentucky, USA | Vol: 375ml

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Vanilla, charred oak, and fresh corn bread, like walking into a southern kitchen with a bourbon twist.
Palate: Bold but smooth. Hints of caramel, brown sugar, cinnamon, and a touch of smoky barrel spice.
Finish: Medium-long with a dry, toasty fade. Clean, classic, and reliable.

Production Details:
Aged longer than most in its class, around 5–7 years and bottled at a higher proof (86), Evan Williams Black is known for punching above its price point. It's distilled at Heaven Hill, one of Kentucky’s largest and most respected bourbon producers.

Perfect For:
Everyday sipping, classic cocktails, or sharing with friends who respect the roots of American whiskey. Old Fashioned, anyone?

Expert Notes:
Often called “the best cheap bourbon in the world,” Evan Williams Black consistently scores high with critics and bartenders alike. Dependable, flavorful, and never pretentious.

Customer Reviews:
“Affordable, smooth, and legit. What more do you want?”   Keith A.
“Old school vibes, rich flavor. Always on my shelf.”   Mae T.
“Great in a cocktail, even better on its own.”   Jonas V.

Interesting Fact:
Named after Kentucky’s first commercial distiller, Evan Williams started making whiskey on the banks of the Ohio River back in 1783 and this black label continues that legacy of bourbon done right.

Serving Suggestions:
Perfect neat or on the rocks. Holds its own in a Manhattan or Whiskey Sour. Try it with smoked BBQ or grilled corn for a down home match.

Distillery Background:
Produced by Heaven Hill in Bardstown, Kentucky, one of the last great family owned distilleries in America. Known for quality, consistency, and a portfolio that includes legends like Elijah Craig and Henry McKenna.