NOSE: Orchard fruit, butterscotch, herbal, woody, vanilla, char, spice, honey, touch menthol citrus and hazelnuts. It’s a touch raw, but generally sweet with a warm mid-matured craft profile with the woodiness sitting in the middle rather than upfront. It’s missing that mature fullness, but it’s far from unpleasant. PALATE: More woody and brown sugar/butterscotch profile here with some added biscuity notes, but its essence is similar to the aroma with an added touch of apricot. Lost Lantern American Vatted Malt Edition 1 carries a bit more herbal and raw grain touches on the palate than on the aroma but, again, it’s far from unpleasant. FINISH: Med-long -> Grainy, woody, lemon peels, honey and butterscotch, that pulls down dryly and herbally, almost IPA Like (Westward).