WhistlePig's Latest Collaboration: A Whiskey Aged to Perfection

WhistlePig's latest collaboration with Solo Stove has resulted in CampStock Wheat Whiskey, a unique and delicious blend of wheat and rye aged in barrels charred by a Solo Stove.
WhistlePig's Latest Collaboration: A Whiskey Aged to Perfection

WhistlePig’s Latest Collaboration: A Whiskey Aged to Perfection

As a whiskey enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for unique and innovative releases. WhistlePig’s latest collaboration with Solo Stove, a company known for its sleek and portable backyard firepits, has certainly caught my attention. The result of this partnership is CampStock Wheat Whiskey, a blend of wheat and rye that’s been aged in barrels charred by a Solo Stove.

A perfect whiskey for toasting s’mores

The Story Behind CampStock

WhistlePig is no stranger to collaborations, having previously partnered with brands like Pit Viper and Traeger. This latest partnership with Solo Stove is a natural fit, given the outdoor enthusiast vibe of both brands. The whiskey itself is a blend of 85% wheat whiskey and 15% straight rye, with the rye being grain-to-glass whiskey made at WhistlePig’s Vermont distillery.

The Aging Process

What sets CampStock apart is the unique aging process. The barrels were toasted and charred using a Solo Stove, giving the whiskey a distinct flavor profile. According to WhistlePig, this process achieves a “smokeless toast” that adds depth to the whiskey without overpowering it.

Tasting Notes

On the nose, CampStock Wheat Whiskey is sweet and inviting, with hints of honey and brown sugar. The palate is smooth and gentle, with flavors of marshmallow, milk chocolate, and a hint of cinnamon-apple. The finish is long and satisfying, with a touch of peppery spice from the rye grain.

A whiskey that’s perfect for sipping around the campfire

Conclusion

CampStock Wheat Whiskey is a unique and delicious addition to WhistlePig’s lineup. Whether you’re a fan of wheat whiskeys or just looking for something new to try, this whiskey is definitely worth a shot. So grab a bottle, gather some friends, and enjoy the great outdoors with a whiskey that’s perfect for toasting s’mores.