Pendleton Whisky 2023 Military Edition – Supporting our Military Personnel
Adam Scepaniak 06.06.23
Pendleton Whisky is not only a smooth barrel-aged whisky with a refined taste, but it is a brand for the people. Synonymous with the west, cowboys, laborers, and everyday folks; moreover, they support our military in a strong way. Recently, Pendleton announced their 2023 Military Edition bottle where a portion of the proceeds are donated to support our veterans.
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Pendleton Whisky is finished with glacier-fed waters from Mt. Hood for a smooth taste of fall fruits and a hint of spice. That’s the secret sauce that has had people enjoying it for decades. More importantly though, through a simple drink shared among friends, we can help support our military veterans who have already given so much to protect the freedoms of our great country. Pendleton Whisky explains their efforts of honoring our heroes in their Press Release statement below:
We’re donating $100,000 from the proceeds of bottle sales to the Bob Woodruff Foundation – an organization dedicated to helping service members, veterans, and their families create healthy, positive futures. To extend your gratitude even further, you can donate directly to the Bob Woodruff Foundation.
Every year Pendleton Whisky creates a unique and one-of-a-kind bottle to honor our military. This year’s bottle is tastefully designed with extra thought put into a small logo on the front. Pendleton elaborates on that small yet important feature below:
See that logo on the bottle? That means we’ve got your back. It’s the commitment our service members and veterans make to each other and to our country.
You can buy a bottle HERE for $30.99 while supplies last for this Limited Edition offering. Also, Pendleton is imploring people to support another veteran and her own community works – US Army Sergeant Mercedes Kirkland-Doyle who founded the Good News Community Kitchen in Occoquan, Virginia. Her continued mission is to make sure her neighbors never go hungry and support those local to her who are in need. You can make a donation HERE. As always, let us know all of your thoughts in the Comments below! We always appreciate your feedback.
