Wandering Distillery Signature Gin
Wandeing Distillery Signature Gin is a gin for all occasions with a juniper kick, citrus notes from lemon myrtle, coriander & orange peel balanced with rosemary & spice from cassia, angelica root & pepper. As our Instagram community attests "Try this gin in all your favourite ways... sipping it neat for me is the ultimate enjoyment"
IronHouse Distillery Strange Omen Grape Vodka
A grape vodka, produced from the low wines grown in our East Coast IronHouse vineyards, this traditionally distilled vodka is not for the light hearted. Although exceptionally clean with a dangerously moreish hint of vanilla and caramels, this vodka when taken straight from the freezer is the perfect accompaniment to any seafood, especially caviar or oysters. Delicate, yet exceptionally clean with a crisp creamy finish. In keeping with our environmentally sound ethos, the low wines from our vines produce the clean spirit, thereby minimising wastage and confirming the source quality.
New Norfolk Distillery Misty Valley Silver Spirit
In the heart of Tasmania, within a former asylum, a bright new spirit has sprung to life.Born of sugarcane, this unaged silver spirit retains its sweet heritage (as we all hope to do). It tells of fresh floral notes found in the foothills of the Derwent Valley, and whispers hints of banana and citrus.New Norfolk Distillery is anchored in the Derwent Valley at the southern edge of Australia. As the wilderness roars around us, we nurture rebellious spirits.Welcome pioneers, join our voyage!
Seven Seasons Native Yam Vodka
When the distinctive bell shape flower appears, it tells us that the yams are ready and leads us straight to them. Its the perfect time to dig them out, as the ground is a bit softer from the rain. Pulled from the earth during the rainy season, native yams give this vodka a creamy, warm and earthy flavour. Elevated by nature. Garnish your Native Yam Vodka with strawberries and thyme.
78 Degrees Australian Vodka
When we think Vodka we think purity. It all begins with our raw material, whereby the waste material of the winemaking industry is utilised giving it an effective second life. Grape marc (waste skins, seeds, fruit, juice) is utilised & rectified to craft our unique vodka. We simply then charcoal filter the vodka to ensure purity so we retain the regional Adelaide Hills characteristics, giving subtle notes of citrus & floral tones.
Willing Distillery Top End Mango Vodka
This is flavoured vodka with no added sugar. Using only local, Top End mangos, the aroma is unmistakable and the subtle flavour of mango lingers on the palate. Lovely and refreshing with lemonade or step up the more traditional vodka and orange juice.
Cello Limecello
A beautifully handcrafted Lime Liqueur from Cello. It uses 100% local produce infused with the purest sugarcane distilled alcohol. With the mouth watering aromas of lime zest, it follows through with long lasting vibrancy of honeyed lime peel and supple acidity with a hint of zest bitterness on the palate. A classy flavoursoume liqueur to enjoy in cocktail recipes or indulged over ice cream.
Cello Arancello
Fresh Orange zest infused with the purest sugarcane distilled alcohol, makes this quality handmade Cello Arancello Liqueur. It has great purity and intensity of orange and citrus flavours, which is versatile to be used in cocktails or enjoyed it straight on crushed ice.
Cello Passioncello
Cello Passioncello is a quality handmade Passionfruit Liqueur using 100% local produce infused with fresh passionfruit pulp and sugarcane distilled alcohol. Vibrant passionfruit and crushed meringue aromas on the nose with tangy passionfruit jam on the palate, It has deliciously intense flavour for a true unique tropical drink on crushed ice or an addition to a cocktail.
Lord Howe Island Distilling Co Wild Lemon & Hibiscus Gin
The wild bush lemons on Lord Howe Island descend from the fruits of the early settlers. They were planted to help sustain them during the long periods between passing ships. They have a unique enveloping aroma, but beware the thorns! In the days of ships and flying boats, a tradition on Lord Howe Island was to throw flower leis into the water from departing launch boats. They inevitably washed ashore to signify their wearers return to the island.