Prisoner’s Chain
Description
Stories of distillation usually begin with illicit stills and avoiding the taxman. In every era, from the Scottish highlands and prohibition in America all the way to Governor Franklin in Tasmania, the industry was plagued with lawbreakers. Thankfully, early distillers avoided the prisoner’s chain, and now the makers and drinkers of today profit from their crime. A whisky to appreciate while being thankful one is free.
Product information
| Spirit Source | Lark Distillery |
|---|---|
| Cask Type | Port |
| Bottles | 38 |
| ABV | 63.6 |
| Indicative Tasting Notes | Red fruits and thick raspberry toffee syrup, with woody and jasmine tea tannins, follows through to the palate with a black forest gateau eruption and a long finish. |
| Release Number | 10 |