Redwood Empire Pipe Dream Bourbon
Pipe Dream Bourbon Whiskey is named after the 14th largest tree on the planet. As the first bourbon whiskey from Redwood Empire Distillery, Pipe Dream sits at 90 proof and is a blend of barrels aged between 4 and 12 years. It is made from a high corn mash bill.
Colour... Yellow gold.
Nose... The nose is relatively sweet. It starts with notes of candied orange and transitions into cherry syrup. Corn is very noticeable, but not in a way that typically denotes a young bourbon. There is a musty funk, likely from the older barrels. It has a lovely, thick nose.
Palate... The palate is medium-thick. Sweet corn is present throughout the palate. Next up are notes of orange marmalade sticking to the mid-palate well. This then transitions to that nice cherry syrup flavour on the back palate. Some darker, almost grape-like flavours on the front of the palate disappear after the whiskey is swallowed. This is a lovely palate for a lower-proof bourbon!
Finish... The finish is medium and begins with orange marmalade notes on the mid-palate. These transition to oak spice and bread notes that eventually coat the entire palate, including the roof of the mouth. The finish is much longer than one would expect and is fairly viscous.
In Closing... Wow, that is very impressive. The blending of the older barrels into the batched elevated this whiskey to the next level. The depth of flavours was exceptional and did not leave anything to be desired. This is one of the best 90-proof whiskies that you can buy for the price.
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Description
Pipe Dream Bourbon Whiskey is named after the 14th largest tree on the planet. As the first bourbon whiskey from Redwood Empire Distillery, Pipe Dream sits at 90 proof and is a blend of barrels aged between 4 and 12 years. It is made from a high corn mash bill.
Colour... Yellow gold.
Nose... The nose is relatively sweet. It starts with notes of candied orange and transitions into cherry syrup. Corn is very noticeable, but not in a way that typically denotes a young bourbon. There is a musty funk, likely from the older barrels. It has a lovely, thick nose.
Palate... The palate is medium-thick. Sweet corn is present throughout the palate. Next up are notes of orange marmalade sticking to the mid-palate well. This then transitions to that nice cherry syrup flavour on the back palate. Some darker, almost grape-like flavours on the front of the palate disappear after the whiskey is swallowed. This is a lovely palate for a lower-proof bourbon!
Finish... The finish is medium and begins with orange marmalade notes on the mid-palate. These transition to oak spice and bread notes that eventually coat the entire palate, including the roof of the mouth. The finish is much longer than one would expect and is fairly viscous.
In Closing... Wow, that is very impressive. The blending of the older barrels into the batched elevated this whiskey to the next level. The depth of flavours was exceptional and did not leave anything to be desired. This is one of the best 90-proof whiskies that you can buy for the price.
