Official Tasting Notes.
Nose: Balanced notes of bright coconut, sandalwood and orange blossom intertwine perfectly with fresh summer apples, lemon, rose and a hint of green tea.
Palate: Toasted Mizunara oak shines on the palate. More coconut and fresh apple, topped with tropical lychee and guava. Rounding out with crisp pear and cherry pie. Delicate, soft and complex all in one.
Finish: Long and lingering, with notes of orchard fruits and rich custard.
Lark Rare Cask Series ‘Mizunara Oak’ Single Malt Whisky 700ml 49.4%
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The 4th release of Lark’s new Rare Cask Series that yielded 845 bottles, with complimentary 100ml Taster!
Details
700ml + 100ml: 49.4%alc
Region: Hobart, Tasmania
Bottler: Lark Distillery
Cask Type: Mizunara finish
Release Date: July 2021
Individually numbered.
Description:
The 4th release in Lark’s Rare Cask Series, this single malt is inspired by the elegance of Japanese whisky, crafted using Mizunara oak, one of the rarest and most expensive oaks in the world. Lark’s Head Distiller has carefully selected second fill bourbon casks from their Bothwell Distillery, ensuring a precise and mature spirit which subtly influences the oak, so that the rare Mizunara Oak shines through, from cask to glass.
Mizunara Oak is one of the rarest and most expensive oaks in the world. It can take up to 200 years for this rare tree to suitably mature to be ready for the perfect whisky cask because both trunk and branches twist and turn.
Each purchase includes a complimentary 100ml bottle, convenient for those who may want to leave their big bottle as a collectable. The copper medallion included around the neck of the bottle, meticulously handcrafted from a decommissioned Lark copper pot still, is a repurposed remnant of Lark’s rich and exciting history. A captivating marriage of old and new.
About the illustration
Multi-award-winning Japanese illustrator, Yuko Shimizu was commissioned by Lark to create the label. She was chosen as one of the “100 Japanese People the World Respects” by Newsweek Japan. Her work includes multiple disciplines; from pages of The New York Times and TIME, to collaborations with the Smithsonian Museum and Library of Congress.
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