Lost Lantern is a reasonably new impartial bottler of American whiskeys, and it these days appears to have actually hit its stride. For Spring 2022, it’s dropping 4 new single cask whiskeys, some with some actually uncommon ending utilized. We have been lucky sufficient to get the total quartet — none of which yielded greater
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Nine Banded hit the scene in 2019 with a blended whiskey, constituted of Kentucky inventory and combined up in Austin, Texas. Now we’re again with three new releases from the model. They’re all constituted of Indiana-based MGP inventory now, however once more they’re all proofed with native, limestone-heavy water (which can clarify one commenter’s notice
New Liberty Distillery in Philadelphia, which launched in 2014, bottles quite a lot of spirits underneath quite a few model names, however arguably it’s best identified for the Kinsey model of whiskey, which contains bourbon, rye, and some extra limited-release oddities, just like the whiskeys we’re tucking into at the moment. Let’s give them a attempt.
Limavady is a brand new whiskey model from Northern Eire — 60 miles north of Belfast — the place it makes a single product: A single barrel, single malt whiskey that’s triple distilled from Irish barley, then completed in ex-bourbon and PX sherry casks — that lattermost bit a very uncommon transfer for Eire. Bottles
This merely bottled whiskey, purporting to be a “mix of straight rye whiskeys” would in all probability be simple to gloss over had been it not for what comes subsequent on the label: “chosen and blended by Jim Rutledge.” Jim, as many readers know, is the previous distiller at 4 Roses and is now making
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