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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteThe wolf howls one last time. This is how Lark Distillery announces their new whisky. The Wolf IV whisky bottle has been released, marking the end of the Wolf series. It is a limited edition whisky bottle.
FAQ
- What is the Wolf series?
A whisky series resulting from a cask exchange. - What exactly does the cask exchange entail?
Lark whisky casks are used to age Wolf's Johnny Smoke Porter. They then return to Tasmania to finish the final maturation. - Who can purchase the whisky?
The bottle is exclusively available to Wolf members.
Collaboration with Wolf of the Willows
The Wolf series is a collaboration between Lark Distillery and Australian brewery Wolf of the Willows. The collaboration has lasted an impressive eight years, resulting in six whisky bottles, with the sixth serving as the final piece.
The distillery itself is overjoyed, bundling the whisky with a glass.
The official website states:
‘Each crystal glass in this set is hand-blown, ground, and polished by our friends at Denver and Liely in Melbourne, and features two collaboration logos.'
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How does the new whisky taste?
Of course, the most important aspect is the flavor profile. The tasting notes are as follows:
- Nose: fresh mango, rich cream, porter smoke, and caramel mocha
- Palate: juicy raspberry, smooth dark chocolate, toffee-banana, and creamy hazelnut
- Finish: Affogato, roasted coconut, and cream soda
A whisky with a dessert-like aftertaste. Who could say no to that?
Where can you buy the new whisky?
The whisky bottle is available for purchase via the official website. Interested parties need to be prepared for a bit of an investment as a bottle costs 280 Australian dollars. Converted to Euros, this is just over 150 Euros. The whisky bottle is limited to 500 pieces.
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