The Lark Seppeltsfield Para 100 II Rare Cask is part of the distillery’s prestigious Rare Cask Series, which honours Tasmanian whisky through the use of extraordinary casks sourced from around the world. This release was finished in 100-year-old Seppeltsfield Para Vintage Tawny casks, delivering unparalleled richness, depth, and cultural heritage in every drop. Bottled at natural cask strength of 61% ABV, this expression is limited to just 450 bottles, with this example being bottle 274. Each comes with a handcrafted copper medallion, made from a decommissioned Lark copper pot still, and a complimentary 100ml bottle for immediate enjoyment without opening the main release.

Lark Distillery

Founded in 1992 in Hobart, Tasmania, Lark Distillery is recognised as the pioneer of the modern Australian whisky industry. Built on a foundation of traditional methods, Tasmanian ingredients, and an adventurous approach to cask finishing, Lark has grown into one of Australia’s most acclaimed distilleries. The Rare Cask Series exemplifies this spirit of innovation, combining world-class Tasmanian single malt with some of the rarest and most historic barrels, resulting in whiskies of exceptional quality and collectability.

Lark Seppeltsfield Para 100 II Rare Cask Tasting Notes

Nose: Subtle peat drifts through layers of dark red fruits, orange gateau, and treacle.
Palate: Grilled pineapple leads into burnt buttered toast, raspberry jam, and a touch of sweet spice.
Finish: Lingering ashy peat merges with oily citrus, sultanas, and refined oak for a long, complex conclusion.

Why Add Lark Seppeltsfield Para 100 II Rare Cask to Your Collection?

Limited to just 450 bottles, the Para 100 II represents the pinnacle of Tasmanian whisky innovation, pairing Lark’s spirit with the influence of 100-year-old Seppeltsfield Para Tawny casks. Bottled at 61% ABV and presented with both a collector’s medallion and a 100ml companion bottle, this release offers not only an extraordinary drinking experience but also a highly desirable piece of Australian whisky history.