ABC has revealed the identities of the 25 bachelors competing for Ashley Hebert's heart on The Bachelorette's seventh season, which will premiere Monday, May 23 at 9PM ET/PT.

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The Bachelorette's seventh season will begin at a familiar setting with the 27-year-old former fifteenth-season The Bachelor bachelorette, who is finishing her degree in dentistry, greeting her 25 eligible suitors prior to the season's initial cocktail reception.

Several of Hebert's bachelors will attempt to make memorable first impressions during their arrivals -- including Mickey, a chef who snags a kiss; Ames, a Wall Street banker who offers her a pair of ballet tickets; Ben F., a winery owner who pours her a glass of her own special vintage wine; Nick, a former professional baseball player who recites a poem he wrote for her; and Jeff, a mysterious suitor who wears an opera mask upon his exit from the limo.

In addition, Hebert will meet Bentley, who a former The Bachelor cast member has already warned her might be on the show for the wrong reasons. However, despite the warning, Hebert still comes away impressed with how genuine, handsome and charming Bentley seems to be, according to ABC.

Once the cocktail reception begins, the competition to impress Hebert only intensifies, as Ryan P., a "successful and upbeat" solar energy executive attempts to calm her insecurities; Matt, a "clever" man introduces her to his mother via speakerphone; Ben C., an attorney, displays a romantic message from a distance on giant cue cards; Mike serenades her with a guitar then startles her; and Jeff, the masked man, suggests Hebert should "appreciate the person he is inside."

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However, the mood becomes more somber when host Chris Harrison arrives and reveals it's time for Hebert to present one of the men with a first impression rose -- causing Tim to drink too much in attempt to alleviate his nerves, a situation in which Hebert chooses to take "drastic measures." She'll then award the special rose to a "charming" bachelor who "took a risk" during the night.

The premiere will conclude with Hebert whittling her 25 bachelors down to 18.

The 25 men competing on The Bachelorette's seventh season -- and their ABC-supplied bios -- are:

- Ames Brown, a 31-year-old portfolio manager from New York, NY

- Anthony Santucci, a 28-year-old butcher from Wyckoff, NJ

- Ben Castoriano, a 28-year-old lawyer from New Orleans, LA

- Ben Flajnik, a 28-year-old winemaker from Sonoma, CA

- Bentley Williams, a 28-year-old businessman from Salt Lake City, UT

- Blake Julian, a 27-year-old dentist from Greenville, SC

- Chris Drish, a 25-year-old sports marketing coordinator from Chicago, IL

- Chris Malhomme, a 27-year-old construction company CEO from Edmonton, Canada

- Constantine "Dino" Tzortzis, a 30-year-old restaurant owner from Atlanta, GA

- Frank Carpenter, a 29-year-old college admissions director from Murfreesboro, TN

- Jeff Medolla, a 35-year-old entrepreneur from St. Louis, MO

- Jon Ellsworth, a 26-year-old e-commerce executive from Vancouver, WA

- J.P. Rosenbaum, a 34-year-old construction manager from New York, NY

- Lucas Daniels, a 30-year-old oilfield equipment distributor from Odessa, TX

- Matt Colombo, a 28-year-old office supply salesman from Bridgewater, MA

- Michael Burns, a 29-year-old technology salesman from San Diego, CA

- Mickey McLean, a 31-year-old chef from Cleveland, OH

- Nick Peterson, a 26-year-old personal trainer from Tampa, FL

- Rob Dahm, a 27-year-old technology executive from Monroe, MI

- Ryan Miller, a 27-year-old construction estimator from Royal Oak, MI

- Ryan Park, a 31-year-old solar energy executive from Corona Del Mar, CA

- Stephen D'Amico, a 27-year-old hairstylist from Manhattan Beach, CA

- Tim McCormack, a 35-year-old liquor distributor from Long Beach, NY

- West Lee, a 30-year-old lawyer from Chapin, SC

- William Holman, a 30-year-old cellular phone salesman from Galloway, OH






About The Author: Elizabeth Kwiatkowski
Elizabeth Kwiatkowski is Associate Editor of Reality TV World and has been covering the reality TV genre for more than a decade.