All Things Wonderful in Tasmanian Single Malt Whisky

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ALL THINGS WONDERFUL IN TASMANIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY Publicity Listed Company on ASX: AWY Head Office - Level 1, 283 George Street, Sydney Australia 2000 CEO – Chris Malcolm 1 OUR VISION & BACKGROUND At Australian Whisky Holdings, our vision is to commercialise the Tasmanian artisan, single malt whisky industry to capitalise on the rapidly growing worldwide demand for premium single malt whisky. Australian Whisky production started in 1992 by Bill Lark in Hobart. Bill was inducted into the whisky magazines hall of fame in March 2015 for services to Australian whisky. Bill Lark helped establish a number of distilleries in Tasmania which remains the heart of the Australian whisky industry. Tasmanian-based Lark won the World Whisky Awards London 2009 followed by a number of subsequent wins for Tasmanian whisky at whisky competitions around the world it became clear that Tasmania is a serious player in the world whisky market. 2 NANT WHISKY Update: - Production has increased from 7 x 100 litre barrels to 14 x 100 litre barrels per week. - Update of the electrical switch board has been completed (as shown in photo) - Heritage Tasmania has approved upgrades for Cellar Door, Merchandise sales area and VIP tasting room. Construction will commence January 2019. Awards: 2018 Women’s Wine and Spirits Awards Bourbon Cask 43% - Double Gold Medal Sherry Cask 43% - Gold Medal White Oak Cask 43% - Silver Medal Port Cask 43% - Bronze Medal 2018 Australian Distilled Spirits Awards Bourbon Cask 43% - Silver Medal White Oak 43% - Bronze Medal 2018 China Wine and Spirits Best Value Awards Port Cask 43% - Double Gold Medal Bourbon Cask 43% - Double Gold Medal Sherry Cask 43% - Gold Medal 4 LARK DISTILLERY 5 OVEREEM WHISKY FORTY SPOTTED GIN 7 SALES UPDATE - The Tasmanian Sales Manager has recently commence working for AWH - Distribution agreement for Nant on Mainland Australia has been approved with Spirit Platform - Distribution agreement for Lark, Overeem and Forty Spotted Gin Australia wide except Tasmania; has been approved with Proof & Co, we will start filing the pipeline immediately after Christmas. - Distribution agreement for Nant, Lark, Overeem and Forty Spotted Gin for Hong Kong; has been approve with Ace Cosmo Development Limited - Negotiations for Nant distribution are currently taking place with Remy Cointreau into Asia 8 THANK YOU 9.

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