Wolf Release IV Whisky 500ml

Wolf Release IV Whisky 500ml

Wolf Release IV Whisky 500ml

Wolf Release IV Whisky 500ml

Wolf Release IV Whisky 500ml

Code: NH00545
Trademark: Lark

270 AUD Discount 3 %

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This big, bad release is back and has as much howl as ever. Once again swapping barrels with Victoria’s Wolf of the Willows Brewery, Wolf Release IV takes a porter-braised core of smoked malt and chocolate and gives it a bright citrus lift.

ABV

50%

YEAR OF RELEASE

2021

SIZE

500ml

Tasting Notes

Nose

Bright citrus, toasted coconut, caramelised malt, grapefruit, cocoa powder and oak.

Palate

Orange syrup, grapefruit, ancient oak, smoked malt, dark chocolate and toffee.

Finish

Smoky, creamy and bright citrus.

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