Lost Lantern Adds 5 New Single Cask American Craft Whiskeys
Lost Lantern Adds 5 New Single Cask American Craft Whiskeys
Independent American whiskey bottler Lost Lantern is a up and comer in sourcing from some of the better craft whiskey distillers across the country. To date they’ve released a well received vatted malt (a blend of various American single malts) and a number of single cask expressions. They’ve now recently added five more single cask offerings as well.
The Lost Lantern Spring 2021 release of limited edition single casks, according to those behind it, focuses upon whiskeys representing “three rapidly emerging regional styles: Southwest single malt from Whiskey Del Bac, Texas bourbon from Balcones and cool climate/Northeastern rye from New York Distilling Co.” Of special note, it is said, is “a triad of casks (#5, #6, #7) from Arizona’s Whiskey Del Bac. Lost Lantern Co-Founders Nora Ganley-Roper and Adam Polonski specifically chose this trio to highlight
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Texas Based Andalusia Whiskey Crosses Bottled In Bond Line
Texas Based Andalusia Whiskey Crosses Bottled In Bond Line
In the realm of Texas whiskey, many know the names of the bigger players like Balcones and Garrison Brothers. There exists many other quality whiskey makers there, however, and one of these is Andalusia Whiskey Co. They’ve grabbed a few headlines of late for recently being the first in state to release what’s described as a “bottled in bond Texas whiskey produced grain to glass.”
The new Andalusia Whiskey Co. Bottled in Bond Single Malt, according to those behind it, fits the qualifications for being labeled bottled-in-bond. This includes meeting all of the qualifications for its category plus being distilled by one distillery, in one season, by one master distiller; aged in new charred oak barrels for at least four years in a bonded warehouse; and bottled at 100 proof.