The Bourbon Flight – Review: Lost Lantern’s Farmers’ Fields Bourbon

Farmers’ Fields hits the palate with a creamy mouthfeel and a balance of spice and sweetness. Notes of brown butter, caramel, and sweet corn are lifted by cracked black pepper and baking spices. Frey Ranch’s layered grain bill lends a soft, chewy texture, while the whiskey from Far North adds backbone and rye-driven spice. Whiskey Acres ties it together with mellow wheat and toasted oak.

Long and satisfying, the finish transitions from nutty caramel to dry oak and a lingering rye warmth. There’s a grain-forward depth that reminds you this is a blend of farm-grown bourbons — honest, bold, and beautifully unpolished in the best way.

Lost Lantern Farmers’ Fields is a standout blend that celebrates America’s farming heritage and the grain-to-glass movement in whiskey. It’s both rustic and refined — a tribute to local flavor, craftsmanship, and collaboration. Each component brings something distinctive to the glass, but together, they create a seamless expression that feels greater than the sum of its parts.

This bottle is great for bourbon lovers who value transparency, bold grain character, and the artistry of blending. This is a limited release, as with most Lost Lantern offerings, this won’t last long on shelves. If you find it, don’t hesitate.

Cheers!

This bottle rates 5 out of 5 barrels.