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Curate your collection with one of the best whisky subscription services in Australia

Explore world-class drams and hidden gems, delivered straight to your door.
White Possum's Australian Whisky Flight.White Possum

The world of whisky literally covers the globe, from its origins in Ireland (where it’s called ‘whiskey’) and renowned Scotch heritage to American-style whiskies and celebrated drams frop Australia, Japan, Canada, continental Europe and beyond. But with so many varieties, one of the best ways to sample them is with a whisky subscription – and Australia has a range of options for both connoisseurs and beginners.

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From ongoing subscriptions that send you bottles for you collection to vast tasting flights that can expand your palate and uncover your next favourite dram, here we have picked out four of the best options in Australia based on features including the range of whiskies, tasting notes and ease of use. Then all you need to do is choose the one that best suits your goals and serve up your whisky when it’s delivered to your door.

The best whisky subscriptions in 2025

A selection of whisky curated by The Whisky Club.

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The Whisky Club Subscription

from $120, The Whisky Club

Best for: exclusive bottles of whisky

The Whisky Club is one of the most popular whisky subscription services in Australia, delivering a bottle of whisky every month to its members. As part of the club, you can also enjoy world-exclusive whiskies, discounts at your local whisky bar, trips to Scotland, tours, tastings, parties with the makers, and plenty more.

It’s also free to join, so all you pay for is the actual whisky (which you can choose not to buy) and any extras.

White Possum's Australian Whisky Flight collection.

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‘Flight of the Possum’ whisky tasting flight

from $149, White Possum

Best for: Australian whisky

First released in 2016, White Possum’s trademark whisky-tasting flight contains a dozen 30ml bottles of Australian whiskies and covers a spectrum of flavour profiles. Each whisky is presented in a matte-black glass sampler bottle, labelled with the distillery, whisky name, and a 14-panel tasting booklet. While not technically a subscription, it’s the ultimate way to explore Australian craft whisky.

The Explorer monthly whisky subscription from Liquor Loot.

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Explorer whisky membership

from $64 per month, Liquor Loot

Best for: developing your whisky palate

This monthly membership from Liquor Loot gives you three 60ml bottles of whisky, including hard-to-find selections and expert tasting notes. Your first box also comes with a journal for keeping track of taste profiles, plus access to an online community to share notes and gain more insights.

You can try it for $64 per month, with monthly, half-yearly and yearly subscriptions you can cancel or pause at any time.

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A selection of tasting bottles in a Whisky Flavour Subscription box from Cratejoy.

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Whisky Flavour subscription

from $67.70 per month, Cratejoy

Best for: finding your next favourite

Cratejoy’s Whisky Flavour box is designed to let you sample premium whisky from around the world. Each box includes four whisky miniatures, a premium Glencairn glass, cork cup base and marble ice cubes. Plus snacks (depending on stock availability) to enhance your tasting adventure.

You can choose from a one, three, six or 12-month subscription, with the best value offered at $67.70 per month for 12 months. So it’s an ideal gift for any whisky lovers – or for yourself.

An Advanced Whisky Membership from Liquor Loot.

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Advanced whisky membership

from $99 per month, Liquor Loot

Best for: whisky connoisseurs

This subscription from Liquor Loot delivers single casks, rare and premium age-statement whiskies and more straight to your door each month. As well as refining your palate and inspiring your tastebuds, it will elevate your home bar. You also have the choice to pause your subscription and, unlike some other services, shipping is free.

Is a whisky subscription worth it?

With prices typically ranging from $60 to $120 a month (or more), the cost of a whisky subscription can quickly add up. But similar to wine, bottles of whisky can increase in value over time, so a subscription could be a way to add to your collection. A whisky subscription could also be worth it if you want to learn more about this spirit and explore varieties from different countries and regions.

It’s also important to have flexibility. So if you’re considering a subscription, look for one that allows you to pause or cancel your payments at any time, without penalty. Or start with a tasting flight that offers a broad range of whiskies without locking you into any membership or account. We’ve included a mix of options here that are easy to pause or cancel, or offer one-off purchases, so ultimately the choice is yours.

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Please remember to drink responsibly. If you or someone you know needs help, the Alcohol Drug Information Service (ADIS) is available 24/7 on 1800 250 015 or call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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