Starward

Fortis

Starward - Fortis - Bottle

About the Bottle

Batch #3 of a non-chill filtered single malt at a bold 50% ABV for intensity. Composed from Australian barley and craft brewers’ yeast for extra flavour.

We age Fortis in 100% American Oak barrels to give a full, rich taste and enhance the toasty oak and vanilla characters of the whisky. Fortis also boasts juicy red wine characteristics thanks to barrels from mostly Barossa Valley wineries, which once held powerful shiraz and cabernets. Some barrels are charred for complexity, most are fresh, lending Fortis the intense red wine flavours that soaked into the barrel staves. We don’t chill filter this stronger release to closely represent the whisky that comes from the barrel.

A rich, full-bodied flavour balanced with the approachable velvety smoothness Starward whiskies are known for. Expect upfront notes of Madagascan vanilla pod and toasty oak. The palate is all chocolate ganache, cinnamon, quince and Muscadelle raisin with a lingering baking spiced finish.

Spectacular sipped straight and savoured. Or stir it down with vermouth, Campari and orange bitters, or in another classic cocktail.

Bottle Details

Region

Distillery

ABV

43%

Age

No Age Statement

Grains

Stills

Barrels

Nose

Expect upfront notes of Madagascan vanilla pod and toasty oak.

Palate

The palate is all chocolate ganache, cinnamon, quince and Muscadelle raisin

Finish

A lingering baking spiced finish.

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Melbourne, Victoria
Founded 2007
Aged in Australian wine barrels exposed to Melbourne’s weather, Starward Whisky is self described as the foodies whisky. Enjoy over ice or in a cocktail.
Melbourne, Victoria
Founded 2007
Aged in Australian wine barrels exposed to Melbourne’s weather, Starward Whisky is self described as the foodies whisky. Enjoy over ice or in a cocktail.

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