<p>A $5,000 and 30-year-old single malt? Yes, this is WhistlePig’s rarest release yet. In this episode, whiskey expert <a href="https://bourbonblog.com/contact/bourbon-expert-tom-fischer/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Tom Fischer</a> sits down with WhistlePig Chief Blender Meghan Ireland to taste and discuss the highly limited release of <strong>WhistlePig Big ShǝBàng 30-Year Single Malt</strong>, aged three decades in American oak and finished about four weeks in Tuscan Vin Santo casks</p><p>WhistlePig Distillery of Shoreham, Vermont, says the whiskey comes from Canada’s first single-malt distillery, widely believed to be Glenora (though not officially named), making it one of the most elusive and remarkable North American Single Malt whiskies ever bottled. </p><p>Bottled at 90.4 proof, this limited release delivers more layers than we can even tell you in this descpription, so listen to the podcast and subscribe to our channel! </p>