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Whiskey Review: Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey

We review Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey. It's a flavored whiskey affiliated with the country music group Florida Georgia Line.

OVERALL RATING

5
$19.00
  • Kenji Mizumori, bourbon aficionado & bartender.
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Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey

Tasting Notes

About:

70 proof, 35% ABV. Aged two years in charred new American oak and then infused. Average price is around $19 per 750ml.
Appearance:
A golden orange. Just swirling the whiskey in a glass, you can tell that it’s quite viscous and there were a lot of legs going on along the side.
Nose:
Very sweet. You immediately get the impression of peach candy mixed with a touch of nectarine. I was hoping to pick up aromas of the pecan element, but the peach simply dominated.
Palate:
It was simple and also a conundrum. As per the nose, the peach element took center stage in the beginning and then it got a touch weird. In the middle there is a distinct flavor of watermelon hard candy and then in the finish, it circles back to its namesake with a finish of toasted pecan. It’s a pretty full bodied whiskey, so the finish lasts a while.
Finish:
Comments:
First impression was, huh, that’s not terrible. Second impression was that I’ll never drink this straight, though its possible application in cocktails could be a good thing, especially in small doses. It could also be useful in the kitchen as an ingredient to a vinaigrette or some kind of sauce. Maybe even glaze a pork chop with it. So yeah, not terrible.rnrn

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Kenji Mizumori

Kenji Mizumori, a seasoned bartender at the Pope House Bourbon Lounge in Portland, Oregon, has been a devoted bourbon enthusiast for decades. He has a particular fondness for bold, high-proof whiskeys, favoring those that exceed 100 proof.

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