Redwood Empire Whiskey unveils its ‘Cask Strength’ lineup, which includes the ‘Cask Strength Pipe Dream Bourbon Whiskey,’ ‘Cask Strength Emerald Giant Rye Whiskey,’ and ‘Cask Strength Lost Monarch Blend of Rye and Bourbon Whiskey.’ With proofs ranging from 116.4 to 117.2, these Cask Strength selections are bottled fresh from the barrel, uncut and unfiltered. The distillery is also committed to sustainable production and has reduced the water and energy required to produce the goods.
Redwood Empire Whiskey has also recruited Trees for the Future, which ensures a tree is planted for every bottle sold to safeguard the health of tomorrow's forests. Redwood Empire Whiskey has been responsible for the planting of approximately 500,000 trees to date.
"Our distillery team continues to put quality first and it’s truly showcased in these uncut expressions," said Derek Benham, Founder and Chairman of Purple Brands.
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Redwood Empire Whiskey Releases the 'Cask Strength' Collection
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