Bourbon/Redwood Empire Pipe Dream Bourbon Cask Strength 750 ml

Redwood Empire Pipe Dream Bourbon Cask Strength 750 ml

California
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About this bottle

Bottled uncut and unfiltered on the Sonoma coast, Pipe Dream Cask Strength is a California craft bourbon from Redwood Empire. It draws from a blend of bourbons aged four to fourteen years on a mash of 73% corn, 18% rye, 5% malted barley, and 4% wheat — a four-grain recipe that gives it more spice and grip than a standard two-grain pour. Toffee, cherry, and soft leather lead the nose; the palate runs to cherry cola, honey, butterscotch, and pecans, with the barrel proof carrying real heat. Coastal aging keeps the oak in check. Built for bourbon drinkers who want the undiluted version, it sips best neat, then opens up with a few drops of water.

How to drink Redwood Empire Pipe Dream

Sip it neat first to catch the full cask strength, then add a few drops of water if you want the cherry and butterscotch notes to open up further. It's bold enough to anchor an Old Fashioned, but neat is where the four-grain mash bill shows best.

Tasting notes
NoseToffee, cherry, soft leather
PalateCherry cola, honey, butterscotch, pecans
FinishLong, warm, sweet oak
Specs

BourbonMash bill: 73% corn, 18% rye, 5% malted barley, 4% wheat · New charred American oak · California

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink a cask strength bourbon like this?

Neat first, then add a few drops of water to open it up — cask strength bourbon is bottled undiluted, so a little water goes a long way.

What's the mash bill?

73% corn, 18% rye, 5% malted barley, and 4% wheat — a four-grain recipe that gives it more spice than a standard two-grain bourbon.

Where is this bourbon made?

On the Sonoma coast in California, where Redwood Empire ages its whiskey with coastal humidity keeping the oak in check.

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