The Lost Distillery Scotch-blend
Scotch rebuilt from closed distilleries, poured in Commack.
The story behind The Lost Distillery
The Lost Distillery makes blended Scotch built around the idea of reconstruction: the team studies the records, equipment and water of Scottish distilleries that closed, then blends malt whisky to approximate the character those houses once made. Gerston and Stratheden are the names on the bottles we stock, both drawn from that same archival approach rather than from a single surviving site.
What that means in the glass is a blended malt Scotch with a malt-forward, gently smoky and slightly coastal profile, closer to an old-style Highland or Speyside dram than to a modern chill-filtered blend. We have carried these bottles for years because they give customers a way into Scotch history without a collector's price. Serve them neat or with a splash of water and let the malt do the talking.
Explore the The Lost Distillery range
Three expressions from the Lost Distillery archive line, all 750mL and all $49.99. Availability shifts, so call ahead on the two we are currently out of.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Lost Distillery Gerston Scotch 750mL | Blended malt Scotch whisky | Malt-forward, soft smoke, gentle orchard fruit; easy neat sipper | |
| The Lost Distillery Blended Malt Scotch 750mL | Blended malt Scotch whisky | Round malt core, light peat, dry finish; versatile house pour | |
| The Lost Distillery Stratheden Scotch 750mL | Blended malt Scotch whisky | Softer, grain-sweet edge, mild spice; approachable everyday dram |
Which The Lost Distillery is right for you?
All three Lost Distillery bottles we list sit at $49.99 for a 750mL, which is fair money for a blended malt with this much story behind it. Gerston is in stock now at that price. The Blended Malt and Stratheden are listed at the same $49.99 but currently out of stock, so ask us to check the back room or the next delivery before you make the trip. No inflated collector pricing here.
In stock, malt-forward and gentle enough to sip neat while you learn the style.
A closed-distillery name in the glass, soft and approachable for slow evenings.
A versatile blended malt at $49.99 that works neat, on rocks or in a highball.
The Lost Distillery cocktails and pairings
Treat these as sipping Scotch first: neat, or a few drops of water to open the malt.