The history behind Tasmanian whisky powerhouse Lark has everything you want in an origin story: a villain, a hero and a moment of inspiration that would change everything. The villain: Lady Jane ...

Known for its award-winning Tasmanian whisky, Lark continues to gain recognition both locally and internationally, recently winning multiple accolades at the World Whiskies Awards. This expansion ...

Lark flashes his gnomish, apple-cheeked grin. Together the bearded distiller and the tracksuited businessman represent the rootsy DIY past and the ambitious corporate future of Tasmanian whisky.

Tasmania has about 100 distilleries producing whisky, gin and vodka. Lark bottles more than a dozen varieties and has a slew of awards. It recently released Dark Lark, a rich and lightly spiced ...

Whiskey and other spirits were banned in Tasmania for decades until a handful of homegrown distilleries set up shop in the 1990s. Among the first was Bill Lark, a local whiskey legend whose origin ...

Top Tasmanian whisky distiller Lark has expressed optimism for FY24 amid a new Asian pivot, after announcing a full-year loss of $5.1m. Here’s what the road ahead looks like for the company.

Lark chief executive Sash Sharma said the company would lead the way in Tasmanian whisky and was confident the state would be the next centre of quality whiskey. “There are plenty of reasons ...

In 1992, he established Lark Distillery, the first licensed distillery in Tasmania since the 1830s, launching a new era for Australian whisky. Distilleries like Lark, Sullivans Cove, and Hellyers ...

Tasmanian whisky producer Lark is the latest discretionary retailer to point to soft consumer demand and confidence for a drop in sales momentum since the start of the year. The group, known for ...