FEW Bourbon 70cl 46.5%

Evanston, a suburb just north of chicago, would become known as the seat of prohibition and the established headquarters for the temperance movement – spearheaded by a well known female figure, who also advocated heavily for women’s suffrage. prohibition was repealed in 1933, but Evanston remained a dry community that clung dear to concept of the noble experiment decades after repeal. These two iconic moments in time and place, became the inspiration behind few spirits.

Paul Hletko, founder & distiller, saw the power of people following their dreams. He turned his sights to making spirits. He relentlessly pursued a new style of urban whiskey that would be the equal to that of his friends in Kentucky. but creating whiskey in the seat of prohibition? seemed like a good place to start a bold, paradigm breaking whiskey brand.