WhistlePig Rye Whiskey Bundle: 10, 12 & 15 Year Aged Expressions

Take a deep dive into premium aged rye whiskey with this top-tier WhistlePig Rye Bundle, featuring three of the Vermont distillery’s most iconic expressions. From the bold, peppery youth of the 10 Year to the refined elegance of the Estate Oak 15 Year, this trio is a masterclass in aged American rye.

Included in This Bundle:

• WhistlePig 10 Year Rye Whiskey
  The flagship of the brand100 proof, 100% rye, and aged for a decade. It offers big, bold notes of toasted spice, caramel, and dark fruit, with a backbone of Vermont-style character.

• WhistlePig 12 Year Old World Rye Whiskey
  Aged in a combination of Madeira, Sauternes, and Port casks, this unique rye has an elegant European influence. Expect stone fruit, honeyed figs, and spice cake layered over velvety tannins.

• WhistlePig Estate Oak Rye 15 Year
  The most luxurious in the core range, aged in Vermont Estate Oak barrels. Rich, deep, and complex, it delivers bold tones of leather, cigar box, vanilla, and charred oak, balanced with a lasting, smooth finish.

Whether you’re gifting a whiskey lover, building your top shelf, or planning a tasting flight, this bundle provides the ultimate rye journeyfrom classic American style to European-finished and estate-aged sophistication.

Key Features:

• Distillery: WhistlePig Farm & Distillery

• Origin: Vermont, USA

• Format: 3 x 750mL bottles

• Aging: 10, 12 & 15 Years

• Mashbill: Primarily or 100% Rye

• Finishing: Includes Port, Madeira & Sauternes finishes (12 Year) and Vermont Estate Oak (15 Year)

Tasting Notes Summary:

How to Enjoy:

• 10 Year: Perfect in a classic Old Fashioned or served neat

• 12 Year: A sophisticated sipper or amazing with dark chocolate

• 15 Year: Best enjoyed neat or with a drop of water to unlock depth

FAQ:

Q: Is this a limited-time bundle?
A: Yes, availability of aged WhistlePig expressions can vary. This is a curated selection offered for a limited time.

Q: Are all bottles full-size?
A: Yes, each is a 750mL bottle.

Q: What makes the 15 Year different?
A: Its aged in Vermont Estate Oak, which grows slower and denser than other American oak, contributing to its rich, earthy flavor.