About this tour
Walk through LARK's restored heritage buildings and working production site in Tasmania to learn how Australia's flagship single malt whisky comes together. Over 45 minutes, you'll uncover the craft behind the spirit—from grain to glass—and hear from those who built the distillery into what it is today. The tour spotlights how Tasmania's environment shapes the final product, with three tastings included to put theory into practice.
Highlights
- Three whisky samples across different expressions
- Access to active production facilities and heritage buildings
- Stories from distillery founders and key figures
- 10% discount on bottles (excluding Rare Cask releases)
- Learn fermentation, distillation, and maturation techniques
- Understand Tasmania's role in single malt character
What to expect
Expect a guided walk through working spaces where whisky is actually made, not just a museum setup. You'll see copper stills, fermentation tanks, and maturation areas whilst a guide explains each stage and the reasoning behind LARK's methods. The three tastings are spaced through the experience, giving you time to notice how different expressions reflect their production choices. It's equal parts hands-on production floor and storytelling about the people and place that built the operation.
Good to know
Tour runs 45 minutes. You must be 18+ to participate (alcohol is served). The site is wheelchair accessible and prams are welcome. Comfortable shoes help given the walking through production areas.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.