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Redemption 9 Year Old Barrel Proof Bourbon
This limited edition barrel proof offering is an invitation and an adventure. Carefully crafted, this celebrated 9-year-old bourbon gives you the richness of a complex, barrel proof bourbon, but stays easy to drink from top to bottom. Each sip offers an opportunity to explore how beautiful and satisfying bourbon can be.
75% Corn | 21% Rye | 4% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Part of the Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits family of brands.
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Nose: Fresh Madagascan vanilla pod, caramelized toffee and dark roast coffee with hints of lavender honey.
Palate: Smooth and mellow through the mouth. Notes of smoked meats, with nuances of hops and white pepper spice with an overlay of wet river stone are the signature flavors of this complex barrel proof whiskey.
Finish: Creme brulee sweet crust followed by a light Habano tobacco smokiness.
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Garrison Brothers Balmorhea
It gives us great pleasure to introduce the beautiful Balmorhea. This magnificent Texas Straight Bourbon Whiskey is bold but majestically-crafted, having been aged four years in new American white oak barrels, then transferred to a second new American white oak barrel, and aged for one year. Simply put, this 2-time US Micro Whisky of the Year and San Francisco Double Gold winner is bourbon candy in a bottle.
Rumored: 73% Corn | 17% Rye | 10% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Independently Owned
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Nose: Intense aromas of warm caramel, roasted pecans, and espresso greet you at the nose.
Palate: As the Garrison Brothers say, it's “Bourbon Candy” with a rich mouth feel and the flavors of praline, pecan, almond, plenty of oak, white pepper, vanilla fudge, and Love.
Finish: The finish is medium length, lightly dry, and oaky.
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