We've set your shipping destination to:
Prices vary based on delivery destination (it's a tax thing), so please change it if you're not shipping within United States as it might affect the price!
online - get a response within seconds
We deliver nearly everywhere within days
Oh, and they never expire...
1,000s of drams in stock
We can't actually ship to you in United States at the moment. We're working on a solution.
Don't need to send to the United States?Change your shipping destination - we can probably ship to you!
A single malt whisky from the US of A, which is peated to an extraordinary 110ppm, placing it in the realms of Ardbeg Supernova and Bruichladdich's Octomore releases!
Leviathan II from Lost Spirits uses Canadian peat however, from a peat bog in the evergreen forests of Alberta. Lost Spirits call this 'New World' peat. It is aged in Semillon wine casks and bottled at cask strength.
Nose: Slightly vegetal, Mezcal, mossy peat, latte and cranberry juice. Specifically that smell that gets into your clothes after you've been standing near a fire.
Palate: Orange syrup, dates and figs, more peat and embers.
Finish: Burnt sugar, coffee cake, cinnamon stick and prune juice.
Overall: We're all for new things - New World peat? Why on earth not?! A North American whisky using North American peat. Unsurprisingly it differs from its Islay cousins, just as the petrology of these far removed parts of the world differ.
Please enter your details to make it easier for us to help you further.
The legal stuff: not providing your contact details may mean we have to delete your comments if another member of our community complains about them. You should know that we will store your details securely just in case we need to get in touch with you about your post in the future. That information will be held by us in accordance with our Privacy Policy (although, in the case where you only give us your name and contact details in connection with a review, we will never use that information for any promotional or marketing purposes). Please click here for more details.
I love Islay whiskies of all stripes — the funkier, the better. This North American whiskey, however, is pushing my threshold for pungency. It's not the smoke that's off-putting, it's the aftertaste which really doesn't taste "right." I still have a pretty full bottle and am going to keep returning to it from time to time but I have to say this is THE single most challenging whiskey I've ever tried. And I've tried a lot.
19th September 2017
Just tried this with friends in California. Fun stuff! It's all about honey, & caramel smoked mushrooms. Like nothing else on earth. Which for some people might be a bad thing.
8th April 2017
Complex, and crazy, this stuff has loads of honey flavors mixed with smoke. Like smoked honey. Totally unlike anything I have ever encountered before. Love it, but hard to grade it because it is so wild.
25th February 2017
I tried to like this bottle. I got through roughly a third and then poured the rest down the sink. I've had single malts from outside Scotland before - Amrut and some of the Japanese varieties are very nice. This is not.
10th December 2016
Don't drink pleated whiskey then!
19th March 2016
Initial tasting indicates bloody band aid. Upon aftertaste, more like, flat tire with a whiff of jet fuel. Only whiskey I've dumped down the drain. Hideous.
2nd March 2016
Absolutely delicious. I'm a big peat guy, and it's true what they say about this whiskey being delightfully unlike any of its Islay cousins. Fresh, complex, and entirely unique. I certainly hope there is a Leviathan III on the way.
9th July 2015
I've had a few of these crazy puppies and can vouch for their odd/different/new deliciousness!
12th May 2013