Evan Williams Cherry Whiskey

Name: Evan Williams Cherry Whiskey
Brand: Evan Williams
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Rich notes of cherry tarts, vanilla and ground almond.

Source

2nd January 2017

https://www.masterofmalt.com/liqueurs/heaven-hill/evan-williams-cherry-bourbon-whiskey/

Evan Williams Cherry Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose

Rich notes of cherry tarts, vanilla and ground almond

Finish

Juicy, fruity finish. Soft spices.

Palate

Smooth, buttery palate with an oily mouth-feel. Rich spices, jammy cherry, allspice, vanilla and charred oak.

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