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Lost Lantern Summer of Bourbon Tom's Foolery 9-Year-Old Ohio Straight Bourbon Single Cask
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$119.99
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Age: 9-years
Mash Bill: 52% yellow dent corn, 20% winter rye, 28% 6-row malted barley
Source: Chagrin Falls, OH
Proof: 113.8
About the product:
Lost Lantern hand-selected this cask from Tom’s Foolery in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The family-owned distillery uses traditional, labor-intensive methods, including pot still distillation, to make whiskey the way it used to be made. their whiskies embody the cold, snowy climate of Ohio’s snowbelt.
Please note: the label says 8 years old, but this whiskey actually had its ninth birthday just a few days before bottling!
This is Lost Lantern’s first release from Tom’s Foolery, making them the second Ohio distillery we’ve partnered with.
Tasting Notes:
This bourbon has notes of peaches and cream and a fresh nuttiness on the nose. The palate has hints of fresh-baked bread, warm, fresh grain, vanilla, and deep oak. It has an extremely long, rich, and spicy finish, fitting for the oldest straight bourbon whiskey we’ve ever released.
Age: 9-years
Mash Bill: 52% yellow dent corn, 20% winter rye, 28% 6-row malted barley
Source: Chagrin Falls, OH
Proof: 113.8
About the product:
Lost Lantern hand-selected this cask from Tom’s Foolery in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The family-owned distillery uses traditional, labor-intensive methods, including pot still distillation, to make whiskey the way it used to be made. their whiskies embody the cold, snowy climate of Ohio’s snowbelt.
Please note: the label says 8 years old, but this whiskey actually had its ninth birthday just a few days before bottling!
This is Lost Lantern’s first release from Tom’s Foolery, making them the second Ohio distillery we’ve partnered with.
Tasting Notes:
This bourbon has notes of peaches and cream and a fresh nuttiness on the nose. The palate has hints of fresh-baked bread, warm, fresh grain, vanilla, and deep oak. It has an extremely long, rich, and spicy finish, fitting for the oldest straight bourbon whiskey we’ve ever released.
