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Whistle Pig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 48.3% 700ml

Whistle Pig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 48.3% 700ml
Whistle Pig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 48.3% 700ml
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Whistle Pig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 48.3% 700ml

SKU: WPB6NV10 UCAU
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Regular price $98.99 / bottle
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FarmStock is WhistlePig's field to bottle project grown distilled and aged on their Vermont farm

FarmStock blends estate rye with other mature ryes

Bottled at 96.56 proof, no chill filtration estate grown grain at its core

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Whistle Pig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 48.3% 700ml

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Tasting Notes

WhistlePig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye Whiskey 700ml
Straight Rye Whiskey - 48.28% ABV - 100% Rye Mashbill | WhistlePig Distillery, Vermont

Serious Rye, Zero Fuss

PiggyBack was developed with a clear purpose in mind - to deliver full‑throttle rye character at a price point that keeps the bar lively. Aged six years and bottled at 96.56 proof, this is far from an entry‑level pour - it’s a bold, structured rye that excels both in classic cocktails and neat.

Part of the late Dave Pickerell's legacy - WhistlePig's founding master distiller and whiskey pioneer - PiggyBack uses a 100 percent rye mashbill for intensity, structure and that unmistakable grain bite. Pickerell’s vision was clear: make a rye bartenders could trust and whiskey lovers could embrace.

The nose is textbook rye spice - cinnamon stick, peppered citrus peel and baking spice - softened by vanilla, honey, and an herbal twist of pine and fresh cut herbs.

On the palate, it delivers clarity and confidence. Clove, anise and orange marmalade hit first, followed by caramel, dark chocolate and toasted grain. The mashbill gives grip and direction - this is a dram that announces itself.

The finish is long, gently drying with lingering spice, cocoa nib, and a touch of herbal earthiness.

A Bartender’s Ally
PiggyBack combines bar‑ready reliability with genuine rye intensity. It stands proud in cocktails yet rewards neat pourers with layers and grip. You don’t need gimmicks to stand out - just the right rye.

Final Thought
WhistlePig PiggyBack 6 Year Old is rye done intelligently - bold, precise and drinkable. Whether you’re calling the shots at the bar or settling into a quiet nightcap, this bottle proves that serious whiskey can still be fun and approachable.

Distillation & Provenance

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Distillation

WhistlePig PiggyBack 6 Year Old Rye is a 100% rye whiskey — with no corn or other grain in the mash — aged for six years and bottled at 48.3% ABV. The PiggyBack Rye sits alongside the PiggyBack Bourbon as part of WhistlePig's approachable, value-focused tier — designed to be accessible enough for cocktail use while carrying the character and age statement that defines the WhistlePig brand. The 100% rye mash bill produces a spirit of direct, assertive rye spice, black pepper, dried fruit, and grain character, which six years in new charred American oak layers with vanilla and caramel without softening the rye backbone. Produced using distillate from the WhistlePig Vermont farm and select partner distilleries. Bottled at 48.3% ABV.

Provenance

WhistlePig is a rye whiskey brand and farm distillery located on a 500-acre estate in Shoreham, Vermont. The brand was founded in 2007 by entrepreneur Raj Bhakta on the historic farm property, with a mission to restore rye whiskey to its rightful place in American distilling. WhistlePig first built its reputation on exceptional sourced Canadian rye whiskey, before developing its own estate distillation programme using rye grain grown on the Vermont farm. The WhistlePig 10 Year, released in 2010, earned 96 points from Wine Enthusiast — the highest score the publication had given a rye whiskey — and is widely credited with helping lead the modern American rye revival.

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