Redemption Straight Bourbon

Not that many notes found with this. The nose is very light and a little hard to detect. What there is was very light vanilla. On the pallet there was a very smooth flavor with spice as the primary feature.

Nice notes but way too light for me.

On the nose i get oak, leather, and smokeyness all intertwined together with a spiceyness on the back. On the plate that mix of oak, leather, and smokeyness is joined by a slight maple syrup flavor; This all finishes with a slight spice note at the very end. This is a very complex pour that is absolutely delightful and delicious.

Overall: I grabbed this at a bargain of $20, but regularly see this at $27. It is an easy sipper, and offers some bright citrus notes that are welcome against common malty/dessert flavors. *It may be because the bottle has been half open for some time allowing more oxidization to occur, but this orange flavor was a welcome surprise* For the money I'm happy, but I don't think I'd regularly pay 28 bucks to keep this on hand. Nose: Inviting caramel, and toffee smells with a bit of vanilla. Faint lemon with some time Palate: A bright mandarin orange comes on from the beginning, and is like a flash of light that outshines everything else. With some more time it is subdued by more traditional caramel, but it is missed. I wish it would be there through out the sip more Finish: Short. That syrupy orange flavor carries on with a touch of spice, some more malty flavors poke their heads through but only briefly.

This isn’t good. Pears and apples and ethanol on the nose. There’s nothing on the palate.