caramel
clove
sweet
dry
tangy
cinnamon
charred
malted barley
rye
Few
Bourbon Whiskey
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Colour
Caramel
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Sweet caramel and rich malt with hints of spiced cloves.
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Cloves develop and are joined by cinnamon, more caramel and toffee, tangy wood and malt
Finish
Lingers just long enough with the malt being the most obvious flavour.
Flavour Spiral
caramel, rye, clove, cinnamon, dry, sweet, tangy, charred, malted barley
Caramel
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Sweet caramel and rich malt with hints of spiced cloves.
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Cloves develop and are joined by cinnamon, more caramel and toffee, tangy wood and malt
Finish
Lingers just long enough with the malt being the most obvious flavour.
Flavour Spiral
caramel, rye, clove, cinnamon, dry, sweet, tangy, charred, malted barley
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From the city of Evanston, Illinois, where the Temperance movement originates, comes a craft distillery that put a stop to long-standing dry laws in these parts. Situated in the backside alley of a former chop shop, Paul Hletko and his skilled team are crafting the finest spirits made from Corn, Rye and Barley. The distillery’s single purpose is to bring the best products made from the best grains, perfectly matured and finished under one roof.
Now to give you a brief backstory. In the 19th century a woman named Francis Elizabeth Willard was elected President of the Chicago Christian Temperance Movement. She embarked on a decade-long crusade to prohibit alcohol in the US, and had succeeded. Mr. Hletko worked hard and lobbied against the law, and eventually, made it go away. Ironically and hilariously, he’s named his craft spirits after Francis (FEW are the initials of her name). Bold move for sure.
Matured in charred Minnesota Oak barrels, this is a wonderfully unique three-grain Bourbon. Minnesota Oak barrels have a tighter grain, which gives a lot of character to the liquid inside. The presence of the three grains are felt throughout, with a maltedness that lasts from nose to finish. But the flavours do not stop there. This Whisky is rich and smooth, with the thick sweetness of caramel that combines elegantly with a signature Bourbon spice. These flavours jump out and make a lasting impression on the palate.
From the city of Evanston, Illinois, where the Temperance movement originates, comes a craft distillery that put a stop to long-standing dry laws in these parts. Situated in the backside alley of a former chop shop, Paul Hletko and his skilled team are crafting the finest spirits made from Corn, Rye and Barley. The distillery’s single purpose is to bring the best products made from the best grains, perfectly matured and finished under one roof.
Now to give you a brief backstory. In the 19th century a woman named Francis Elizabeth Willard was elected President of the Chicago Christian Temperance Movement. She embarked on a decade-long crusade to prohibit alcohol in the US, and had succeeded. Mr. Hletko worked hard and lobbied against the law, and eventually, made it go away. Ironically and hilariously, he’s named his craft spirits after Francis (FEW are the initials of her name). Bold move for sure.
Matured in charred Minnesota Oak barrels, this is a wonderfully unique three-grain Bourbon. Minnesota Oak barrels have a tighter grain, which gives a lot of character to the liquid inside. The presence of the three grains are felt throughout, with a maltedness that lasts from nose to finish. But the flavours do not stop there. This Whisky is rich and smooth, with the thick sweetness of caramel that combines elegantly with a signature Bourbon spice. These flavours jump out and make a lasting impression on the palate.
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StyleBourbon Whisky
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RegionEvanston, Illinois
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CountryUSA
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Alcohol46.50%
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DistilleryFEW Spirits Distillery
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BottlerFEW Spirits Distillery
Few
Bourbon Whiskey
(0.75l, 46.50%)
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of Few Bourbon Whiskey
Angela,
Definitely not for me! Couldn't get the taste out of my mouth soon enough.
Hansen,
not too strong aroma, very subtle smell, almost inviting to sniff even more, especially for a bourbon whisky, taste not as strong as journeyman, but definitely distinct sweet bourbon whisky
John,
Not good, maybe on ice...?
Darren,
A lot going on and in the right direction... caramel, vanilla, pepper, a little smoky funk in the trunk... she's got some rough edges, but nothing I can't handle!
Nick,
Nice bold tags middle and sweet finish
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