
Discovery Club November 2025: Painted Stave
The Lost Lantern November 2025 Discovery Club release is a little different than anything we’ve done before. So far, since the Discovery Club launched earlier this year, we’ve done bourbon, rye, finished bourbon, and American single malt. Now we’re moving onto an entirely different style, one that we’ve never done before: pot still whiskey, made […]

Discovery Club September 2025: Oak & Grist
Hey, everybody — I’m thrilled to announce the September Lost Lantern Discovery Club monthly release. And after a few months of bourbon and rye, we are turning at last to a much newer style of American whiskey: American Single Malt! The September release is a 3-year-old American single malt from Oak & Grist Distillery in […]

FEW Spirits Guest Post: Sydney Jones on Distilling in the Midwest
A Guest Post written by Sydney Jones, head distiller at FEW Spirits The Lost Lantern Midwest Collection launches on March 27. It’s our very first regional collection, and as the name suggests, it’s focused on a region that we see as one of the unsung heroes of American whiskey: the Midwest. The region is home […]

Wollersheim Guest Post: Wisconsin, Whiskey and Brandy
Wollersheim on Wisconsin, Whiskey, and Brandy A Guest Post written by Tom Lenerz, head distiller at Wollersheim Winery & Distillery The Lost Lantern Midwest Collection launches on March 27. It’s our very first regional collection, and as the name suggests, it’s focused on a region that we see as one of the unsung heroes of […]

The Year Behind: Lost Lantern 2023 Stats
2023 was a banner year for Lost Lantern. Two highlights particularly stand out: first, being named the 2023 global Independent Bottler of the Year at the Icons of Whisky Awards. Second, releasing our Single Distillery Series and expanding our Blend Series for the first time since 2020. This year, we significantly widened our reach and, […]

Introducing Andalusia Whiskey Co.
Lost Lantern’s Fall Collection, launching on September 27th, includes five single cask, cask strength whiskies, four of them from existing partners and one of them from a newcomer. Today’s blog post is about that newcomer, which has been on our radar for many years and has more recently become the distillery people most often ask […]


