50 : The Whisky Podcast Part 5

The Whisky Podcast Part 5 with Anne of the Wolves from inside the cellar door Welcome to the EATT Magazine podcast winner of the 2017 Cast Away Australian Podcast Awards most popular vote category in Lifestyle, Health and Wellness. A link from iTunes to images in this podcast https://eattmag.com/whisky-podcast-part-5/ Join us on the whisky Podcast at the Lark Distillery Cellar door and whisky bar is situated on the Hobart waterfront and offers the opportunity to taste Tasmania’s finest whisky and other distilled spirits in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The whisky Podcast is lead by Mark Nicolson. The bar ranges over 150 premium malt whiskies. From here you can venture to the Lark Distillery in the Coal River Valley on a guided tour. We offer a range of tour options including our signature tour ‘The Lark Distillery Tour’ which runs for three hours and includes the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of the Lark Distillery. IMAGE BY Gary He and discover the process, ingredients and art that goes into creating our award winning Single Malt whisky. Whilst you make your way through our distillery you will have the opportunity to taste our signature Single Malt Whisky during each stage of the distillation process all the way from fermentation to maturation. Details are available at larkdistillery.com  Anne of the Wolves' music is filled with hopeful highs and absolutely crushing lows; as she plays she feels her emotions fully and releases them into the wild! There is an underlying melancholia, tenderness and hope in the music as well as playful dignity and even raucous outrage! A pack of cracking musicians, Anne of The Wolves, (Bek Chapman,Nathaniel Poynter, Matt Gibson, Hayley Jones-Buckley, Stirling Gill-Chambers,) bring the full scale madness of the music to it's peak creating a full melodramatic gypsy-jazz-noir flavour. Using clarinet, violin, upright bass and percussion they add their musicality to the voice and piano and bring the snarling, full-bodied, hot-blooded, and wonderfully epic dynamic to the tumultuous storm that is Anne of the Wolves. Bek Chapman “Anne of the Wolves...make music that’s almost as inscrutable and mysterious as their name suggests, and “Rainmaker”, (their five track debut EP) thrills and chills in equal measure...”   Phil S., Leicester Bangs https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/anne-of-the-wolves/id765173054  And give a thumbs up to any other podcasts you may like to support for