Spirits

Produced with high rye content and a higher proof, this bourbon highlights more spice and a dryer flavor. Sharp, herbaceous notes lead into a great body with citrus peel finish. Pre-prohibition, this style of rye was preferred as it is ideal neat and shines in any cocktail. Learn More

True grain featuring a mash bill of 45% winter wheat. Aged 4 years in new oak barrels, high wheat content creates a mellow, nutty whiskey with a long, smooth finish. Flavors of roasted coffee bean and hazelnut.

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A truly easy drinking whiskey distinguished by its subtle rye-forward flavor, our bourbon has a rye content of 21%, giving it a light but distinct hint of spice. Enjoy it on the rocks or mixed into your favorite bourbon cocktail.

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Beautiful flavored Rye spice with light floral and citrus notes. Slight mint finish makes this great for sipping or mixing in a classic cocktail. True Rye flavor due to the 95% Rye in the mash bill.

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This bourbon highlights more spice and a dryer flavor. Sharp, herbaceous notes lead into a great body with citrus peel finish. Pre-prohibition, this style of rye was preferred as it is ideal neat and shines in any cocktail. Learn More

Redemption Bourbon Finished In Cognac Cask - this straight bourbon whiskey is a part of the cask series and is finished in Cognac Casks. Bottled at 49.5% ABV, 99 Proof.

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This straight rye from Redemption is finished in Caribbean rum casks. This results in a unique combination of the spice that rye is known for with the sweetness of rum. Rye, fruit. Spice, rich, sweet rum.

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Redemption Rye an elegant example of true rye flavor. It’s 95% rye content enhances the spice, floral and citrus notes. Aged to perfection in new charred American oak barrels, Redemption Rye is complex yet exceptionally smooth. It’s a great sipping experience but truly excels in any mixed drink. A slight mint finish shines through in your favorite classic rye cocktail. Learn More

Redemption Sur Lee Rye Whiskey is inspired by an old-world winemaking technique with 95% rye and 5% barley. For the fermentation, the yeast consumes sugar converting it into alcohol and CO2.

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