Starward Left Field Single Malt Sample Single Malt Australian Whisky

Distillery
Starward
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£4.75
Tasting notes
Fresh Fruit, Vanilla, Cooked Fruit, Nutty
Description
Starward's Left Field is an Australian single malt matured in red wine barrels, delivering a wine-forward character uncommon in the category. The nose opens with red fruit—strawberry, apricot, and raspberries—alongside ginger cake and praline, while the palate deepens into dark chocolate, stewed fruit, and blackcurrants. The wine cask influence brings richness and soft tannins that reward sipping neat or with minimal water. This suits anyone curious about how Australian red wine terroir translates to whisky.

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Starward Left Field Single Malt Sample Single Malt Australian Whisky

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40%

Age

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Starward Left Field Single Malt Sample Single Malt Australian Whisky is a from Starward (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, sweet and oaky character — fresh fruit, vanilla, cooked fruit, nutty. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. Excellent everyday value.

Starward's Left Field is an Australian single malt matured in red wine barrels, delivering a wine-forward character uncommon in the category. The nose opens with red fruit—strawberry, apricot, and raspberries—alongside ginger cake and praline, while the palate deepens into dark chocolate, stewed fruit, and blackcurrants. The wine cask influence brings richness and soft tannins that reward sipping neat or with minimal water. This suits anyone curious about how Australian red wine terroir translates to whisky.

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