Pacific Northwest Bundle

The Pacific Northwest has rapidly emerged as one of the leading regions of American Single Malt, and (along with Texas) one of the first to seriously explore the effects of the region’s distinct climate and terroir when making whiskey.

It’s no coincidence, then, that we’ve worked with more distilleries in the Pacific Northwest than from any other region of the country.

This bundle allows for an exploration of what makes the region so distinctive, across four very different whiskies from four distilleries, two each in Washington and Oregon.

Lost Lantern Westland Distillery American Single Malt 7 Years Old
Made from Westland’s signature five malt recipe and aged in new oak, this 7-year-old American single malt from Washington encapsulates what has made Westland an icon of American whiskey.

Lost Lantern McCarthy’s 3 Year Old Oregon Peated Single Malt
A very fresh and approachable heavily smoked single malt from the first American single malt distillery. Made with U.K. barley smoked with Islay peat but distilled and aged in Oregon, this is the perfect American single malt for lovers of smoky Scotch.

Lost Lantern Westward Oregon Single Malt Whiskey Finished in a Chardonnay Cask
From one of the leaders of the American single malt movement, a beer-influenced single malt finished for 20 months in a Chardonnay cask amplifying the whiskey’s underlying floral and tropical fruit flavors.

Lost Lantern Copperworks Washington Single Malt (Single Farm, Single Variety)
Made from a single variety of barley optimized for distilling and grown on a single farm, this whiskey was aged in new oak and offers a pronounced beer influence. A perfect showcase for a distinctively Pacific Northwestern single malt, very different from traditional Old World malts.

All four whiskies are bottled at cask strength and are non-chill-filtered and natural color.

This pack comes at a discount to buying these releases individually, and is the easiest way to begin to explore the breadth and depth of Pacific Northwest Single Malts.