Starward Lagavulin Cask Finish
48.0% ABV · 70cl
from £121.95 5 retailers
£121.95 delivered
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5 full-size bottles (50cl to 1 litre) in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.
Starward Octave Barrels Australian Single Malt 2018 3 year old Whisky
3 years · 70cl
from £92.65 2 retailers
£97.60 delivered
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Starward Unexpeated
48.0% ABV · 70cl
from £79.95 2 retailers
£85.90 delivered
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Starward Vitalis 15th Anniversary Edition Australian Single Whisky
70cl
from £119.90 2 retailers
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Starward Nova
41.0% ABV · 70cl
from £47.50 1 retailer
£52.45 delivered
Compare pricesAbout the distillery
- Region
- Victoria, Australia
- Founded
- 2007
- Status
- Producing
- Capacity
- 600,000 litres of pure alcohol a year (stated capacity, not actual output); as recorded October 2026. Number 127 of 169 by stated capacity.
- Owner
- Owned by David Vitale (since 2007), an independent; as recorded October 2026
- Visitor tours
- Open to visitors (tours from £25, avg £50; checked October 2026). See distillery tour guide.
- Visitor rating
- 4.8 out of 5 (23 reviews); TripAdvisor, October 2026
Questions
What is the cheapest Starward whisky?
The cheapest Starward whisky is Starward Nova (41% ABV, 70cl), at £47.50 from Master of Malt. That is £52.45 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Starward Unexpeated (£79.95) and Starward Octave Barrels Australian Single Malt 2018 3 year old Whisky (£92.65).
How much does Starward whisky cost?
Starward whisky costs from £47.50 to £121.95, with a median of £92.65 for a full-size bottle (50cl to 1 litre). The dearest is Starward Lagavulin Cask Finish.
What is the oldest Starward whisky you can buy?
Starward Octave Barrels Australian Single Malt 2018 3 year old Whisky, at 3 years old, from £92.65.
What is Starward known for?
Maturing its whisky in Australian wine barrels. Starward, founded in Melbourne by David Vitale, uses casks that held Shiraz, Cabernet, Pinot and Apera (Australia’s sherry-style wine) from regions such as the Barossa and Yarra valleys. Diageo’s Distill Ventures invested in 2015, and the distillery moved to Port Melbourne in 2016.