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Square 6 pays homage to the plot of land that housed Kentucky’s first commercial distillery founded by Evan Williams in 1783. The distillery sat on the exact block as the...

Our all-American blend of apple cider liqueur and extra-aged Bourbon Whiskey is a fall favorite. Best enjoyed warm, look for it in September when the weather cools.

This holiday season, raise more cheer—with much less fuss. Stock up on Evan Williams Original Southern Egg Nog today: in-stores now for a limited time only. It’s the right way...

In 1783, Evan William began distilling on the banks of the Ohio River, earning the title “Kentucky’s first distiller.” As an American-owned bourbon steeped in our country’s history, we are...

Evan Williams Square 6 Wheated Kentucky Straight Bourbon is distilled by the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience. Bottled at 47.5% ALC/VOL (95 Proof). From grain to glass, Evan Williams uses time-honored...

In 1783, Evan William began distilling on the banks of the Ohio River, earning the title “Kentucky’s first distiller.” As an American-owned bourbon steeped in our country’s history, we are...

Evan Williams Black is a smooth, easy to drink Bourbon named after Evan Williams who, in 1783, opened Kentucky’s first commercial distillery along the banks of the Ohio River. Today,...

Evan Williams Cherry combines maraschino cherry flavor with Kentucky Straight Bourbon to create a sweet, delicious spirit. It’s a surefire way to up your flavor game.

Evan Williams Peach is the right blend of Kentucky Straight Bourbon and sweet, Georgia peaches. Enjoy it on the rocks, mixed with iced tea, or as a chilled shot.

Evan Williams Apple blends crisp green apple flavor with our smooth Kentucky Straight Bourbon, for a taste that's always refreshing. Whether it's a chilled shot or a mixed drink, it's...

Evan Williams Honey combines the smoothness of our Straight Kentucky Bourbon with the sweetness of real, natural honey. Go on, give it a shot.

Our Kentucky Straight Bourbon is full of character and simply done right. Named after Evan Williams, who opened Kentucky’s First Distillery along the banks of the Ohio River in 1783,...