WhistlePig CampStock Wheat Whiskey - Solo Stove Limited Edition
- Jan 6, 2025
- 4 min read
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About This Spirit from Total Wine
Limited Edition Solo x WhistlePig barrel themed Bonfire (backyard campfire stove) at retail and Mesa XL (tabletop s’mores stove) for whiskey & s’mores activation. Bottled at 86 proof the perfect strength for passing around the campfire.
Additional Information from The Barrel Tap: https://www.thebarreltap.com/products/whistlepig-camp-stock-wheat-whiskey
WhistlePig CampStock Solo Stove Wheat Whiskey
American Wheat Whiskey | 43% ABV (86 Proof) | Limited Edition Collaboration | Toasted Barrel Finish | 750mL
Process & Profile
WhistlePig CampStock Solo Stove Wheat Whiskey is a limited-edition collaboration between WhistlePig Whiskey and outdoor brand Solo Stove, created to capture the relaxed spirit of gathering around a fire. This American wheat whiskey is built on a wheat-forward base and blended with WhistlePig rye, then finished in barrels that were toasted using Solo Stove’s firepit technology. The barrel toasting process introduces gentle smoke, toasted grain, and soft sweetness while maintaining an approachable, easy-drinking profile. Bottled at 86 proof, CampStock is designed for casual sipping without sacrificing flavor or character.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Sweet maple, light citrus, toasted grain, and soft vanilla.
Palate: Orange peel, wheat sweetness, fresh toast, and gentle oak.
Finish: Smooth and mellow with lingering vanilla and warm toasted notes.
What Makes It Special
Limited-edition collaboration between WhistlePig Whiskey and Solo Stove.
Wheat-forward whiskey blended with WhistlePig rye for balance.
Finished in barrels toasted using Solo Stove firepit technology.
Bottled at 86 proof for smooth, approachable sipping.
Designed for outdoor gatherings and relaxed occasions.
How to Enjoy
WhistlePig CampStock Solo Stove Wheat Whiskey is best enjoyed neat or over a large ice cube to highlight its toasted barrel character and citrus notes. It also works well in simple highballs or light whiskey cocktails, making it an easy choice for casual outdoor sipping.
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How We Feel About the Spirit
WhistlePig CampStock Wheat Whiskey – Solo Stove Limited Edition
A Surprising Find in Orlando and a Curious Addition to Our WhistlePig Collection
There are bottles you plan to buy, and then there are bottles that simply appear—the kind that stop you mid‑aisle, spark a grin, and whisper, “You know you’re taking me home.” That was exactly our experience at Total Wine in Orlando, Florida, when we stumbled upon the WhistlePig CampStock Wheat Whiskey – Solo Stove Limited Edition.
As longtime WhistlePig superfans, we’ve made it something of a personal mission to collect their limited releases whenever we find them. Rye is their heartbeat, their signature, their soul—and it’s what made us fall in love with the brand in the first place. So when we saw a wheat whiskey wearing the WhistlePig name, we were intrigued, surprised, and—let’s be honest—instantly committed to adding it to the collection.
And like many of our special bottles, this one remains unopened for now. Part of the joy is the anticipation, the quiet thrill of knowing it’s there waiting for the right moment.
🔥 A Collaboration Born by the Fire
What makes this bottle especially unique is its partnership with Solo Stove, the outdoor brand known for its smokeless fire pits. This collaboration aims to capture the relaxed, communal spirit of gathering around a fire—something WhistlePig has leaned into with a sense of fun and craftsmanship.
According to the product details, CampStock is:
An American wheat whiskey blended with a touch of WhistlePig rye
Finished in barrels toasted using Solo Stove’s firepit technology
Bottled at 86 proof (43% ABV)
Designed to be smooth, approachable, and easy‑sipping
It’s a softer, gentler direction for WhistlePig—one that leans into toasted grain, subtle sweetness, and mellow warmth rather than the bold spice and structure of their rye.
🌾 What to Expect (Whenever We Decide to Open It)
While we haven’t cracked the seal yet, the official tasting notes paint a picture of a whiskey that’s warm, comforting, and campfire‑friendly:
Nose
Sweet maple • Light citrus • Toasted grain • Soft vanilla
Palate
Orange peel • Wheat sweetness • Fresh toast • Gentle oak
Finish
Smooth • Mellow • Lingering vanilla • Warm toasted notes
It sounds like a whiskey built for slow evenings, glowing embers, and easy conversation. But as rye lovers, we’re genuinely curious how we’ll feel about this wheat‑forward profile. Will it be a refreshing change of pace? A softer side of WhistlePig we didn’t know we needed? Or will we find ourselves missing that signature rye spice?
Only one way to find out—but for now, we’re savoring the suspense.
🥃 Why This Bottle Matters to Us
Every bottle in our collection tells a story—where we found it, why we bought it, and what it represents. This one marks:
A spontaneous discovery on a Florida trip
A limited‑edition collaboration we didn’t expect
A departure from WhistlePig’s rye roots
A moment of curiosity and excitement in our ongoing whiskey journey
Whether it becomes a new favorite or simply a memorable collectible, it already holds a place in our story.
🔚 Final Thoughts
WhistlePig CampStock Wheat Whiskey is a reminder that even brands known for one thing can surprise you in the best ways. We don’t know yet how it will taste to us—but that’s part of the fun. For now, it sits on our shelf as a symbol of discovery, anticipation, and the joy of collecting bottles with meaning.
When we finally open it, you can bet we’ll have plenty to say. Until then, it remains a quiet little mystery in our WhistlePig lineup—one we’re happy to admire a bit longer.
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