Redemption High Rye Bourbon
Redemption High Rye Bourbon

Redemption High Rye Bourbon is a spice-forward Indiana bourbon poured at Grappa, the Italian and Mediterranean restaurant in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. Sourced from the renowned distillery at Lawrenceburg, Indiana, it carries an elevated proportion of rye in its mash bill, and we keep it on the list for guests who favor a brighter, more peppery style of bourbon at our tables on Boston Street.

About the Distillery

Redemption is a whiskey brand built around grain-forward recipes, distilled and aged in Indiana at the large Lawrenceburg facility widely known by its initials, MGP, a source respected for high-quality rye and bourbon. Redemption focuses on letting these classic American grain bills speak clearly, with the High Rye expression showcasing an unusually generous measure of rye for a bourbon.

Style & Mash Bill

True to its name, Redemption High Rye is built on a corn-forward bourbon mash bill carrying a notably elevated rye content, well above what a standard bourbon uses, rounded out with malted barley. The whiskey is column distilled and matured in new charred American oak. The extra rye brings forward bright spice and a crisp, peppery edge while corn keeps the base sweet and rounded.

Tasting Notes

The nose leads with baking spice, black pepper and cinnamon over caramel and vanilla. The palate is lively and spice-driven, with rye pepper, clove and a herbal lift balanced by corn sweetness and oak. The finish is crisp and warming, with lingering spice that gives the whiskey real energy.

What to Pair It With

The bright spice of Redemption High Rye cuts cleanly through our Sicilian meatballs and stands up to our American Wagyu steaks. It is also a lively partner for a varied charcuterie board. Browse the full dine-in menu for more pairings.

How It’s Served at Grappa

We pour Redemption High Rye Bourbon neat or over ice at $12, however you like it.

FAQ

Where is it from?

Redemption High Rye Bourbon is distilled and aged in Indiana, sourced from the well-known MGP distillery in Lawrenceburg, and bottled under the Redemption brand.

What does it taste like?

It is bright and spice-driven, with black pepper, cinnamon and clove over caramel and vanilla, finishing crisp and warming.

Is it a high-rye or wheated bourbon?

It is a high-rye bourbon. The mash bill carries an elevated rye content well above a standard bourbon, which gives it its bright, peppery spice.

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