The Lost Distillery is a unique organisation dedicated to preserving Scotland's whisky heritage by regenerating closed distilleries through a unique approach to whisky making.

Their team of archivists conduct extensive research to understand the distillery life, the evolution of each malt, and the stories behind each unique whisky.

By connecting with founding distillery workers, they can define the character of each whisky from the very beginning!

The Lost Distillery pays tribute to the pioneers who founded Scotch Whisky by crafting a modern rebirth of Scotland's whisky heritage through a balance of science and art.

They carefully breathe life back into the dram by blending aged single malts, a massive undertaking that involves patience, skill, and an acute sense of taste.

This approach results in exceptional whiskies that pay homage to the past while also pushing the boundaries of what is possible in whisky making.

The regeneration of closed distilleries is a trend that has been gaining momentum in recent years, but The Lost Distillery's approach is not just about nostalgia or novelty.…

It is a celebration of Scotland's whisky heritage and a testament to the enduring quality of the country's single malts.

The whiskies produced by The Lost Distillery are not only rare and exclusive, but they also tell the story of the distilleries and the people who made them famous.

The Lost Distillery is now also coming to Gozo!

It invites whisky enthusiasts to experience their unique Master Class of History and Artisan on the 30th of March,2023 at Vini e Capricci in Gozo.

During this event, attendees will have the opportunity to sample some of their finest whiskies, each with its own distinct character and story.

From the rich and complex flavours of SPEYSIDE to the smoked meat and dry fruits notes of GAMBEL TOWN, each of their whiskies offers a glimpse into the past and a taste of the present.

Their unique approach to whisky making, blending aged single malts, produces exceptional whiskies that tell the story of the distilleries and the people behind them.

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