Review: Tasmanian whisky touring – new finds and second looks
Luke McCarthy reviews some of the new and very limited whisky releases he discovered on a recent Tasmanian whisky tour.
Luke McCarthy reviews some of the new and very limited whisky releases he discovered on a recent Tasmanian whisky tour.
New Australian whiskies from Starward, Ned Whisky, Lark and Archie Rose Distilling.
Lark has opened its new Pontville Distillery following last year’s $40 million acquisition of Shene Estate. Full details here on what’s in store for the new site.
Editor Luke McCarthy recently returned to Tasmania after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic. There’s a whole lot to catch up on, and here’s a look at what’s new and emerging in the Tasmanian scene right now.
Luke McCarthy takes you up the mountain and into the story behind McHenry Whisky, one of Australia’s most remote single malts.
William (Bill) McHenry founded what is now the world’s most southern family-owned distillery in 2011. Built into the side of Mount Arthur, a 10 minute drive from the infamous penal settlement, the site is one of the most stunning locations for a distillery in Australia.
New Australian whiskies from Killara, The Gospel, Whipper Snapper, Waubs Harbour and Spirit Thief.
Luke McCarthy tastes first release whiskies from Waubs Harbour in Tasmania and Bendigo’s Morris Lane Wheat Whisky, plus Starward Tawny #2 and Upshot Red Corn Whiskey.
Oz Whisky Review’s annual round-up of the new Australian whisky releases, events and distillery openings to keep on your radar in 2022.
Since its founding in 2017, Manly Spirits Co., located near the popular beach-side suburb of Manly in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, has produced a successful range of gins, vodkas and liqueurs, and now single malt whisky.