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St Agnes Distillery releases its first Camborne single malt whiskies

Luke McCarthy - July 28, 2022

The St Agnes Distillery in Renmark has released its first single malts with the unveiling of Camborne Single Malt Whisky.

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June whisky releases

New Australian whiskies from Whipper Snapper, Mount Compass Spirits, Belgrove, Sullivans Cove and TIB.

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Starward wins Most Awarded Distillery at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2022

Luke McCarthy - June 26, 2022

Starward has won Most Awarded Distillery of the Year at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition for taking out the largest haul of golds by one distillery across the 2022 competition.

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New Australian whiskies from Winding Road Distilling Co., Lawrenny, The Gospel, Bakery Hill and 78 Degrees.

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From Redlands Estate to Dysart House, the Old Kempton Distillery is pushing forward with its bold Tasmanian single malts.

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Callington Mill Distillery: Behind the scenes at Tasmania’s latest whisky project

Luke McCarthy - May 25, 2022

Go behind the scenes at Callington Mill Distillery in this in-depth profile. The state-of-the-art Callington Mill precinct promises to transform the town of Oatlands and usher in a new phase for Tasmanian whisky.

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Review: Callington Mill’s Leap of Faith Series

Luke McCarthy - May 25, 2022

We put four whiskies from Callington Mill’s Leap of Faith Series – Symmetry, Apera Fusion, Audacity and Tango – through their paces.

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John Ibrahim’s $14 million Callington Mill Distillery in Oatlands is another sign of the growth of the Tasmanian whisky industry.

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Review: New peated and smoked Australian malts

Luke McCarthy - May 8, 2022

The latest peated and smoked Australian malt whiskies from right across the country, including Archie Rose’s Red Gum Smoked, TIB The Peated Vatted Malt, Highwayman Fires to Floods and plenty more.

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New Australian whiskies from Amber Lane Distillery, Furneaux Distilling, Morris Whisky, Highwayman and Manly Spirits Co.

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Instagram post 18203327743161134 NEW RELEASE: St Agnes Distillery in Renmark has released its first single malts with the unveiling of Camborne Single Malt Whisky. Australia’s leading brandy producer and the country’s oldest family-owned and continuously operating distillery first laid down casks of single malt spirit in 2015 using their historic brandy pot stills. Four single cask Camborne expressions have been bottled for this first release, and for all the details we chatted to fifth generation winemaker Richard Angove about his vision for the project and what to expect from Camborne single malt whisky in future. Hit the link in our bio for the full chat. … Image supplied by Angove Family Winemakers
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Instagram post 17935299314196449 Starward has won Most Awarded Distillery of the Year at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition after taking out the largest haul of golds by one distillery across the 2022 event. Founded in 2000, the @sfwspiritscomp is one of the longest running and most influential spirits competitions in the world. It’s a big moment for the Melbourne whisky producer, receiving 12 double gold and 3 gold in this year's judging and becoming the first Australian distillery to take the top honour in the competition's 22 year history. A big congrats to the @starwardwhisky team on the win, and hit the link in our bio for the full story on the accolade. #sfws #australianwhisky #doublegold #melbournemade
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Instagram post 18196588459163442 New Whiskies Alert! Every month we compile a list of the latest Australian whiskies to be released from right across the country. Over 80 Australian distilleries have their own distinct whisky on the market, so the sheer number of single malts, rye, corn and grain whiskies now available is huge. From first releases like Winding Road Distilling Co.'s Hinterland Single Malt Whisky, to Lawrenny's new Descension bottling, and The Gospel Projects Fortified Cask rye whiskey, the last month saw a massive array of quality whiskies released. Hit the link in our bio for a round-up of these and other Australian whiskies from Bakery Hill, Lark, Backwoods, Starward and more. And if you're keen to stay up to date, subscribe to our newsletter to get info on current and upcoming whisky releases. … Images courtesy of: - @windingroaddistillingco @nelly_foto - @lawrennydistilling - @thegospelwhiskey - @bakeryhilldistillery
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Instagram post 18125807494281451 Behind the scenes at the state-of-the-art Callington Mill Distillery, Tasmania’s newest whisky enterprise. The historic Callington Mill Distillery precinct promises to transform the town of Oatlands and usher in the next phase of Tasmanian whisky’s development. Editor Luke McCarthy was lucky to get an exclusive preview of the site, and in our latest long read he unpacks the complex story behind the Callington Mill whisky project - hit the link in our bio for the full article. And head over to our review section for the lowdown on Callington Mill’s Leap of Faith Series single malt whisky bottlings.
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Instagram post 17930050922239549 Review: New peated and smoked Australian malts We're warming up the weekend with some Australian malts that crank up the peat and smoke in a number of creative ways. "... some of the best drinking value for money whiskies being produced in Australia right now..." reckons editor Luke McCarthy after trying one of these recently released peated malts. The full line-up includes: - Archie Rose Red Gum Smoked - TIB The Peated Vatted Malt - Furneaux Flinders Island Peated Bourbon Cask - Corowa Peated Ex-Bourbon Cask 242 - Highwayman Batch 3.0 Fires to Floods - Black Gate Bourbon Cask Peated BG095 - Limeburners Darkest Winter M484 Hit the link in our bio for the full review. #peatedwhisky #smokedwhisky #australianwhisky #singlemalt
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Instagram post 17856527879737090 Tasmanian whisky touring – new finds and second looks. A fairly epic line-up for our latest review, as Luke McCarthy rounds up some cellar door exclusives, hard to come by bottlings and recent core range releases following a trip to Tassie. On tasting is the triple distilled Hunnington Single Malt Whisky (our first look), the Old Kempton Old Stables and Solera, Hellyers Road's Sherry Cask 7 Year Old, Spring Bay Virgin Oak, Spirit Thief's American Oak Cabernet and Bourbon, and two stunning single casks from Killara. There’s a huge array of new and interesting Tassie whiskies to explore these days. Hit the link in our bio for the full review and chat on what’s new and emerging.
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Instagram post 17940209071898172 Review: McHenry Single Malt Whisky “I've been driving up the bumpy dirt road that leads to McHenry Distillery since 2013. The location of William (Bill) McHenry's distillery on Mount Arthur is something else. The hillside where sprawling huts and weathered sheds have been built into is alive with wildlife. Bottle green rain forest hangs over the place like a church organ. Sea air from Antarctica drifts across the mountain after journeying a few thousand kilometres north from the Southern Ocean. The scent mingles with the eucalypts and the surrounding scrub. They say the air's different down there. Breathe it in and you'll know what they mean. Of all the locations where whisky is made in Australia, I find this place the most beguiling, the most promising, the most intimidating.” McHenry Single Malt Whisky hails from Australia's southernmost distillery near Port Arthur, one of the most stunning distillery locations in the country. Bill McHenry and his team have been releasing whisky produced there since 2016, and this subtle single malt has long flown under the radar. For our latest review and distillery profile – link in our bio – Luke McCarthy reviews five McHenry single malts and takes you up the mountain and into the story behind one of Tasmania’s most remote whiskies.
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Instagram post 17896527194551412 Tasmanian whisky now: 10 things I learned on a recent trip to Tassie. After two years away from Australia’s whisky isle, editor Luke McCarthy finally returned to Tassie recently to visit distilleries and taste a stack of new whiskies. Six months in the Tasmanian distilling scene is a long time, so there was a huge amount to catch up on. Hit the link in our bio for all the latest.
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Instagram post 17926936952034579 Tasmanian whisky trip! Editor Luke McCarthy has been on the road touring Tasmania lately, visiting distilleries and catching up on all the latest in the whisky and distilling scene there. Finally getting down to Tassie again is pretty special. None of the Oz Whisky Review team have been able to visit over the last two years due to border restrictions (we used to get down a few times every year!). But now, there's plenty of Tasmanian whisky insights, articles, profiles and reviews coming your way, so stay tuned.
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Instagram post 17923181987293547 Review: First look at Waubs Harbour Whisky and Morris Lane Distillery, plus Starward Tawny #2 and Upshot Red Corn Whiskey. In in our latest, Luke McCarthy tastes the first release preview series from Waubs Harbour Whisky based in Bicheno on Tassie's stunning east coast. It's also our first look at Morris Lane Distillery's first release Victorian Wheat Whisky (how good's wheat whisky!). The soon to be released Starward Tawny #2 stacks up well against the first batch. And the just-released Upshot Red Corn Whiskey from Whippper Snapper has landed. Hit the link in our bio for a closer look at these just-release Australian whiskies.

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