American

Whiskey Review: Lost Lantern (Fall 2022 Single Cask Collection)

4 /10

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Type: American
ABV: 69.45% ABV, 138
Price: $120

Whiskey Review is a American whisky. ABV: 69.45% ABV, 138. Our expert rating is 4/10.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Cherry and clove instantly greet the nose on the initial whiff. Cinnamon stick and burnt orange mingle with brown sugar maple porridge. Overall, the whiskey reminds me of freshly baked cherry pie. Imagine walking through the mall and you pass Cinnabon. Warm dough, cinnamon brown sugar filling, and cream cheese frosting fill the air and kick this whiskey off. Madagascar vanilla is also pungent with ripe bananas. Near the end, the whiskey is quite musty like an old book. On the back end is pineapple. The fresh scent of baby powder first greets the nostrils. Apart from the sweet bubblegum and cotton candy notes, the nose reminds me of port wine. The sweetness is followed by smoked vanilla. Soon after, the nose turns fruitier with lush blackberry and pomegranate. Cherry is bright and bold at t

Palate

The whiskey is a sweet cherry bomb on the tongue. Stone fruits add to the sweetness, but provide a bit of depth. Although there is a bit of sourdough loaf to the whiskey, overall, it reminds me of Dr. Pepper. Final Thoughts: There are wheated bourbons and then there are one hundred percent wheat whiskies like the 8-Year-Old Breuckelen New York Malted Wheat. The whiskey is so much sweeter than bourbon, but the fruit profile is delightful. One of the best out of Lost Lanterns Fall Collection. Score: 4/5 Tasting Notes: Copperworks Distilling Washington Single Malt Vital Stats: 58.45% ABV, 116.9 proof. Made with only Baronesse malted barley from the Josephs Grainery family farm in Colfax, WA and aged for 3 years. 225 bottles available. 750ml $100. Appearance: Chestnut Nose: Imagine walking t