Evan Williams Peach

Smells like peaches, as expected. Honey, grape, and raspberry are also present. A subtle hint of alcohol. The taste follows the smell but is not quite as sweet as the aroma suggested. It starts with a brief warmth on the tongue tip. Then, sweet peach candy comes through, followed by a finish resembling peaches in light syrup with a slight skin texture. It exceeded my expectations.

Good peach notes, but it's excessively sweet. I mixed it with iced tea on a warm evening; the initial taste was cloyingly sweet. Stirring the cup before each sip helped, otherwise, the liqueur would settle at the bottom, delivering a blast of sweetness through the straw.

I enjoy Evan Williams' honey and apple varieties, but this one is just not the same. Peach comes through first, followed by an odd sharp sensation (not from the whiskey?) and very little else. I'll stick with the other selections.

Syrupy and sweet, with a strong peach liqueur essence and a smooth finish. Acceptable for a flavored whiskey, even though peach isn't my preferred flavor.

It's decent. The peach is there, but it's also strangely minty. It hits hard initially and then mellows out.

Too syrupy. Unpleasant on its own, requires mixing. My wife enjoyed it, however.