Bootleggers designed hip flasks to conceal spirits from the authorities during prohibition. High Camp Flasks enjoy this coat-pocket stash like everyone else, but they felt they were inadequate vessels for moments around the campfire. Hip flasks were too small and bottle swigging felt disrespectful to the distillers who spent 12 years aging their proprietary malts. As appetites for craft spirits grew, High Camp decided: Just because we’re outdoors, doesn’t mean we have to drink like animals.