LARK DARK LARK 2023 AUSTRALIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY

LARK DARK LARK 2023 AUSTRALIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY

LARK DARK LARK 2023 AUSTRALIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY

Code: NH00738
Trademark: Lark

250 AUD

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DARK LARK Single Malt Whisky 2023

Allow yourself to be led by the allure of DARK LARK, through a curious portal to the bottom of the world where darkness gives rise to revelry. Where shorter days just means we take more from the night, where the light of exaltation emerges from winter’s depths. DARK LARK is...

TASTING NOTES

NOSE

Bright and fresh tropical fruits laced with freshly baked cookies and subtle oak

PALATE

Viscous and syrupy sultana arrival followed by deep mocha and caramel

FINISH

Clean and moreish, with a tropical crescendo and lingering malt

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