WhistlePig Brings Forth Its Oldest Rye Whiskey To Date American By Nino Marchetti / August 14, 2019 The new WhistlePig Double Malt Rye Aged 18 Years represents this Vermont distillery’s oldest bottling to date. Continue reading > Share
Latest WhistlePig Rye Made Mostly From In-House Whiskey American By Nino Marchetti / July 11, 2019 WhistlePig FarmStock Rye Crop 003, the final bottling in a distillery series focused upon introducing WhistlePig’s self distilled whiskey to market, hits the goal of a majority percentage of the mash bill being in-house made. Continue reading > Share
New WhistlePig Variant Finished In Amburana (Think Cachaca) Wood American By Nino Marchetti / May 7, 2019 A handful of whiskey retailers have recently started selling a variant of WhistlePig rye whiskey that’s been briefly finished in Amburana wood, a type of wood from South America more commonly associated with cachaca. Continue reading > Share
New WhistlePig PiggyBack Rye Whiskey Honors Legacy Of Master Distiller Dave Pickerell American By Nino Marchetti / April 2, 2019 WhistlePig PiggyBack Rye Whiskey is a new expression geared towards making quality rye-style cocktails and one which serves as the culmination of the legacy of WhistlePig master distiller Dave Pickerell, who tragically passed away last year. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: WhistlePig Boss Hog V: The Spirit of Mauve American Reviews By Carin Moonin / January 24, 2019 We review WhistlePig Boss Hog V: The Spirit of Mauve, a 13 year old straight rye whiskey finished in ex-Calvados casks that will run you around $500 a bottle. Continue reading > Share
WhistlePig Founder Raj Bhakta Speaks On Dave Pickerell’s Passing American By Guest Post / November 12, 2018 WhistlePig founder Raj Bhakta shares with us a powerful and moving tribute to master distiller Dave Pickerell, who passed away recently. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: WhistlePig Farmstock Rye Crop No. 002 American By Shauna McKnight / October 10, 2018 We review WhistlePig Farmstock Rye Crop No. 002, the latest in a series of whiskeys from this Vermont distillery which blends young, in house produced spirit with sourced, older rye whiskey stock. Continue reading > Share
WhistlePig Announces Release of Boss Hog V: The Spirit of Mauve American By Margarett Waterbury / September 6, 2018 The latest Boss Hog release was finished in Calvados casks and, like last release, has a suggested retail of $499. Continue reading > Share
WhistlePig Ups Amount Of In House Rye Whiskey For FarmStock 002 American By Nino Marchetti / May 8, 2018 WhistlePig FarmStock Rye Crop No. 002 is the latest from this popular Vermont distillery to feature an increasing amount of whiskey in its bend that’s distilled in house. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: WhistlePig The Boss Hog Black Prince American Reviews By Margarett Waterbury / October 25, 2017 We review WhistlePig’s Black Prince, the latest installment in the Boss Hog series. This year, it’s a 14-year-old sourced rye finished in Armagnac casks. Continue reading > Share
WhistlePig’s Dave Pickerell And The Rise of Boss Hog: Black Prince American Lifestyle By Nino Marchetti / August 1, 2017 We sit with WhistlePig master distiller Dave Pickerell to see what’s new at his distillery and find out why the latest Boss Hog is such an expensive whiskey at retail. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: WhistlePig Farmstock American Reviews By Jim Bonomo / May 5, 2017 We review WhistlePig’s Farmstock, the distillery’s first release to include a bit of whiskey made at their new onsite distillery. Continue reading > Share
