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Just in time for spring mixing, Evan Williams is launching its newest flavored whiskey

Evan Williams Blackberry
Evan Williams

Evan Williams is one of the most underrated bourbon whiskey brands. You can’t go wrong with any of the whiskeys in its expansive portfolio. But fans of flavored whiskey will be excited for the brand’s new spring offering.

Evan Williams Blackberry

It’s called Evan Williams Blackberry, and it combines the brand’s popular Evan Williams Kentucky Straight Bourbon with ripe, juicy blackberry flavor. The result is a 65-proof whiskey loaded with flavors like caramelized sugar, ripe blackberries, vanilla, and oak. It’s a perfect choice for adding a little boozy sweetness and fruit to your favorite whiskey cocktails.

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You can also drink it chilled as a shot, or sipped neat or on the rocks, on a cool winter, spring, or summer evening. It’s the perfect addition to get-togethers with friends and family.

“When you need a fresh pick, Evan Williams Blackberry delivers,” Max Stefka, AVP Global Whiskey Brands at Evan Williams, says.

“This new flavor builds on the momentum of our award-winning flavors lineup, combining the quality and consistency Evan Williams is known for with a vibrant blackberry profile that’s perfect for sipping, simple mixing with lemonade or soda, and sharing with friends.”

Where can I buy it?

If you’re a fan of flavored whiskeys, blackberries, or both, you’ll want to get your hands on a bottle of Evan Williams Blackberry to add to your home bar cart. This new, fresh, fruity expression is available at whiskey retailers throughout the US for the suggested retail price of $14.99 for a regular 750ml bottle. It’s also available in other sizes.

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