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Dr Onyx Tonic Wax Platinum Margarita

Each 500ml hand-crafted cocktail lid is manually dipped in wax with a silver foil swing tag, presented in a hand wax dripped, thick cardboard cylinder box. As each Gift Box is manually waxed, no two boxes are the same, some minor organic imperfections may be visible.Margarita:There are many claims to the origin of the Margarita. Some say it evolved from the traditional Tequila Daisy (Margarita is Spanish for Daisy), similar to the Margarita with more focus on lemon and lime, than the balance of orange liquor in the Margarita. Others say it was created in a Tijuana bar for the Ziegfeld dancer Majorie King. Another popular story is that it was created by socialite Margarita Sames for guests at her Acapulco holiday home. Regardless of how it originated, the blend of Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, and lime is one of the most popular cocktails of choice.Serving Suggestions:To serve, line the rim of a tumbler with fresh lime and dip the rim in salt. Fill the glass with ice, then pour Dr Onyx Margarita. Add a squeeze of fresh lime and drop in a lime wedge to complete your south of the border experience.

Dr Onyx Tonic Speakeasy Espresso Martini

What do the Sex Pistols, Margaret Thatcher and the Espresso Martini have in common? Well, we dont know if all three were ever in the same bar at the same time, but we do know they all found fame (and some say notoriety) in 1980s London. There are several claims for the origin of the Espresso Martini. We cant think of a drink that better embodies the spirit of London. With many variations, this perfect recipe combines Grey Goose Vodka, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liquor, Espresso Coffee Extract, and sugar cane. Its an ideal cocktail for those who need an extra shot of life to make it through the night.Serving Suggestions:To serve, fill a cocktail shaker with ice, pour Dr Onyx Espresso Martini and shake vigorously. Strain into a chilled martini glass and garnish with fresh coffee beans.

Hartshorn Peat Smoked Sheep Whey Vodka Non-Vintage

Hartshorn Vodka Oaked 1 year Sheep Whey Non-Vintage

23rd Street Distillery Batch 2 Australian Single Malt Whisky

Our second all Australian Whisky release: the youngster stretches its legs. This is the distillers art of mastery plus patience, wrought in copper and oak for a minimum of 3 years. Whispers of Kangaroo Islands rippling barley fields, and the purifying heights of six-metre stills. Remembrances of golden Riverland summers. Savour with all your senses.

Willing Distillery Sweetheart's Navy Strength Gin

Distiller’s favourite, packs a punch at 58% ABV but has a strong flavour profile to match. Big juniper and spice at the front of the palate, progressing through cardamon, cinnamon and finishing with lemon myrtle and citrus notes. Very versatile, great with soda or tonic makes a banging martini or negroni.

Willing Distillery Kakadu Plum & Quandong Gin

Contemporary style Gin that is sweet on the palate. The Quandong (wild peach) dominates the palate early then the Kakadu Plum provides a tart, citrus finish. Best enjoyed with soda or a light style tonic and garnished with a slice of Grapefruit.

Willing Distillery Desert Lime Gin

Native Desert Lime is citrus forward with plenty of spice. With liquorice notes finishing with citrus, this popular gin makes a refreshing gin and tonic garnished with a slice of lime.

Willing Distillery Darwin Dry Gin

A complex London Dry style yet versatile and great in any Gin based drink. With nine botanicals, this Dry Gin touches different parts of the palate and has a long finish. Great in a G&T or G&S, wonderful in gin based cocktails and superb in martinis and negronis.

Hartshorn Gin Sheep Whey

The aim with this Gin was to only use Tas native botanicals. I discovered some very impressive native berries, leaves and seeds however they could only be wild harvested which meant I could not get enough quantity to make it practical enough for an ongoing production. I have still been able to use some Tasmanian native botanicals however I have now broadened the list to only Australian native botanicals (plus the Juniper). Iam using 6 Native Australian botanicals with 3 of them never used before in any other Gin.All of my botanicals are vapour infused which is a technique not used too often with Australian Gins. Vapour infusion (as opposed to steeped) will give the Gin a much more delicate and subtle bouquet. My Gin is designed to smell beautiful. There will be delicate petal and citrus aromas with a hint of cut hay.