September 2026 Discovery Club: Talnua Pot Still Whiskey
This month, for the second to last Discovery Club release of 2026, we’re leaving the bourbon world behind and heading into something entirely different. We’re venturing to Talnua Distillery, located just outside of Denver, Colorado, and shining a light on their single pot still whiskey. The latest Discovery Club release is a single cask of […]
Lost Lantern Ask Me Anything: United States of Bourbon FAQ’s and Fun Facts
A few weeks ago, we asked our newsletter crew what burning questions they had about Lost Lantern and the United States of Bourbon behind the scenes, and they delivered! Below are answers to some questions we haven’t addressed. Nora will answer a few more on social media next week; if you don’t already, follow us there! […]
How We Sourced Whiskey From Every State for the United States of Bourbon
It has been about two months since Lost Lantern released its largest project ever, the United States of Bourbon: the first blend of bourbon from all 50 states. We have been absolutely thrilled with the reception we’ve seen, starting with its announcement in the New York Times, and the great reviews we’ve received since. Two […]
July 2026 Discovery Club: Redwood Empire California Straight Bourbon
Lost Lantern’s July Discovery Club release is a California straight bourbon from Redwood Empire. It’s our first from this acclaimed northern California distillery, which we’ve wanted to work with for several years. This is the first release in the Discovery Club since we officially changed the cadence to every other month. Unlike the last release, […]
Behind the Scenes Blending
The Lost Lantern Blend Series brings together whiskies from multiple distilleries into one unique, harmonious whole! With each blend, we explore new flavors and push the boundaries of American whiskey, all from the Lost Lantern perspective. It’s our way of giving you our bird’s eye view of the industry. Curious about what that looks like? […]
How We Choose Our Distillery Partners
When Nora and Adam founded Lost Lantern, it was partially inspired by their own frustration: through their industry roles in New York, they were regularly hearing about great whiskey from small distilleries across the country. But, most of it was only sold locally in the distillery’s home state, so they weren’t able to get their […]
