They say that the only way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, but add some premium whisky and you’ve scored yourself the title of the favourite child.
Let’s face it, quality dinners out with your dad (or anyone to be frank) have been few and far between. So, for this Father’s Day 2020 gift your dad the ultimate dinner and dram session from the comfort of his home.
Lark Steak & Whisky Masterclass Gift Box 2020. Image supplied.
Combining the best of both worlds, dad will learn how to cook the perfect steak (with peat and woodchips), creating the ultimate combination of meat, fire and wood – all of which pairs perfectly with Lark’s whisky, Lark Symphony No1 Blended Malt Whisky.
The Lark Steak & Whisky Masterclass box will set you back $250 and needs to be ordered by Sunday 06 September, but we assure you – it’s worth it.
Lark Steak & Whisky Masterclass and Steak & Whisky Gift Pack
When: Sunday 13 September, 6:30pm. The gift pack needs to be ordered by Sunday 06 September 2020.
Who: The masterclass will be hosted by the founder of Lark Distillery, Bill Lark, Australian Test Cricket Captain, Tim Paine and award-winning barbecuer, Jimi Anderson.
Where: From the comfort of dad’s home, via Facebook.
Cost: $250 per gift pack. But favourite child status is worth it.
For more information and to purchase visit:The Lark Distilling Co. website
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Thanks to the legends over at Tasmania’s Lark Distilling Co., in celebration of Father’s Day they will be hosting a virtual Facebook live event this Sunday 13 September (alongside Australian Test Cricketer and Captain Tim Paine).
The Lark Steak & Whisky Masterclass is complete with a delivered goodies box filled with Lark’s new blended malt whisky Symphony No1, a premium Cape Grim scotch cut steak and the accompaniments needed to smoke your steak to perfection, including Tasmanian highland peat from Lark’s own peat bog, Tasman sea salt and woodchips cut from Lark’s own ex-whisky casks. It’s even sustainable, so you can feel extra good about it.