Evan Williams, founded in 1783, was not only Kentucky’s first distillery but also set the standard for quality bourbon with essential tasting notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak.
Williams had extensive background in distilling and was also a community leader in Louisville, involved in various civic projects such as building courthouses and homes.
The success of Evan Williams bourbon illustrates the impact one individual can have on a spirit category, solidifying Kentucky's pivotal role in the bourbon industry.
While bourbon can be made anywhere, Kentucky remains the heart of bourbon production, benefitting from unique water and soil conditions perfect for its creation.
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