Review and tasting notes for Smoke Wagon Straight Bourbon.
Review and tasting notes for Smoke Wagon Small Batch Bourbon.
Review and tasting notes for Smoke Wagon Uncut Unfiltered Straight Bourbon (Batch 29).
Agreement supports the long-term growth of premium whiskey brand Smoke Wagon.
Review and tasting notes for Smooth Ambler Old Scout Bourbon (NAS - Batch 32).
Hirsch The Horizon may have roots tied to the brand some might recognize from years past, but the modern-day version starts with an adventure-forward marketing spin that’s backed by a whiskey that’s accessible, approachable, and affordable. Review and tasting notes for Hirsch The Horizon (Batch AHH0920).
Santa Fe Spirits Original Mesquite presents a distinctive take on American single malt whiskey, characterized by its pronounced smoky profile, creating a unique and memorable sipping experience for those seeking a departure from traditional single malts. Review and tasting notes for The Original Santa Fe Whiskey Original Mesquite .
Utilizing a rare two grain mashbill, Warbringer Mesquite Smoked Bourbon delivers a mesquite smoke dominate pour that falls squarely in the love-it-or-hate-it camp. Review and tasting notes for Warbringer Mesquite Smoked Bourbon (Batch 20).
The DIY approach to its creation results in a whiskey that tastes original and thoroughly Frey Ranch. Review and tasting notes for Frey Ranch American Single Malt Smoked Whiskey.
Basil Hayden Subtle Smoke’s name doesn’t lie, the inclusion of smoke is soft and approachable when paired with its 80 proof, makes it an inoffensive, albeit largely unexciting sip. Review and tasting notes for Basil Hayden Subtle Smoke.
Warbringer Mesquite Smoked Bourbon is an intensely smoky and unique tasting bourbon that results in a bold, chaotic flavor profile. Review and tasting notes for Warbringer Mesquite Smoked Bourbon (Batch 22).
Desert Dessert doesn’t quite live up to its name, but instead offers a nice contrast with a fruit forward palate and dominating mesquite smoke on its backend. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern Single Distillery Series: Whiskey Del Bac “Desert Dessert”.
Review and tasting notes for Copper Fox Single Malt.
Basil Hayden challenges the notion that smoky spirits are harsh with its newest ultra-premium bourbon and limited time offering, Basil Hayden® Subtle Smoke.
Those open to a smoky whiskey will be rewarded with a single malt that works its barrel finishes to a rewarding effect. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern Flame.
A smoky undertone found throughout this bourbon defines its unique yet polarizing flavor profile. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern 2023 Single Cask #10 New Riff Distilling.
Lost Lantern 2025 Single Cask #17: Triple Eight Peated Massachusetts Single Malt is a remarkably crisp and fruity American single malt that uses its Highland peat-smoked barley to introduce a pleasant, lingering smoky complexity. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern 2025 Single Cask #17: Triple Eight Peated Massachusetts Single Malt.
Buffalo Trace Distillery announced the release of Buffalo Trace Experimental Peated Bourbon, an innovative Kentucky straight bourbon made with smoked peated malt, as the latest innovation from their ongoing Experimental Collection.
Review and tasting notes for Corsair Triple Smoke.
As the American Single Malt category heats up, Frey Ranch® Distillery enters the market with the limited release of Frey Ranch American Single Malt Smoked Whiskey.
Triple the peat, triple the fun? Chattanooga Whiskey goes all-in on a peated whiskey in their own unique way. Review and tasting notes for Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Batch 033: Triple Peat.
Blending smoked maple syrup into whiskey results in a smoky, sweet sipper that works in a cocktail, but might be too overpowering as a sipper. Review and tasting notes for Village Bonfire (Batch 2).
Chattanooga Whiskey announced the newest release in their Experimental Single Batch Series: Batch 033: Triple Peat.
A two barrel release from a family run distillery on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, PA, Liberty Pole Spirits Mesquite Smoked Malt Rye Whiskey offers a unique flavor profile that whiskey drinkers may not be prepared for. Review and tasting notes for Liberty Pole Spirits Mesquite Smoked Malt Rye Whiskey.
Review and tasting notes for New Riff Backsetter Bourbon.
Featuring a native varietal of South Dakota-grown applewood-smoked corn makes for a decidedly non-Kentucky style sip. Review and tasting notes for Two Souls South Dakota Straight Bourbon “The Black Queen”.
A wild combination of three 100% malt mashbills AND three different finishes, Whiskey Del Bac’s Ode to Islay pushes the boundaries of what it means to be an American single malt. Review and tasting notes for Whiskey Del Bac Ode to Islay.
The latest release from Bulleit is BBQ's New Favorite Bourbon.
A blend of mesquite wood, citrus, and smoke, delivered with ample intensity and a velvety mouthfeel, makes Lost Lantern 2025 Single Cask #12: Santa Fe Spirits New Mexico Single Malt a wholly unique pour. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern 2025 Single Cask #12: Santa Fe Spirits New Mexico Single Malt.
Review and tasting notes for MB Roland Dark Fired Bourbon.
A scotch drinker’s rye, Liberty Pole Spirits Peated Rye Whiskey Barrel Proof Batch #6 is the perfect whiskey for those who love scotch and are looking to explore the world of American rye whiskey. Review and tasting notes for Liberty Pole Spirits Peated Rye Whiskey Barrel Proof (Batch #6).
Young, small barrel size, desert heat…all ingredients that normally don’t work on their own, but Lost Lantern pulls a rabbit out of their hat with their Single Distillery Series: Whiskey Del Bac “Mega Mesquite.” Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern Single Distillery Series: Whiskey Del Bac “Mega Mesquite”.
Copperworks Peatsmith American Single Malt is well-balanced with manageable peat influence throughout. Review and tasting notes for Copperworks Peatsmith American Single Malt.
Utilizing unique barrels and leaning into its Texas climate, this Andalusia Whiskey Co. American single malt from Lost Lantern produces an intriguing, complex sip for its young age. Review and tasting notes for Lost Lantern 2025 Single Cask #2: Andalusia Whiskey Co. Peated Texas Single Malt Finished in a Tequila Cask.
For the Spring 2021 release, Lost Lantern is shining a light on whiskies that represent 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.
Sentinel of the Desert Bourbon is a light and approachable sourced bourbon from Ohio, finished with used mesquite-smoked barrel staves, offering a hint of smoke without overwhelming the palate. Review and tasting notes for Sentinel of the Desert Bourbon.
Review and tasting notes for Michter's Toasted Finish Bourbon.
Utilizing tobacco smoke finished barrels, Buzzard's Roost Cigar Rye Batch 3 brings a new twist to what you think you may know about how cigar barrel whiskeys should taste. Review and tasting notes for Buzzard's Roost Cigar Rye Batch 3.
Shining a Light on New American Finishing Traditions.
Lost Lantern announces the launch of its new Single Distillery Series in collaboration with Balcones Distilling in Waco, TX, and Whiskey Del Bac in Tucson, AZ.