Gin
Introducing Cedar Fox Distilling Co, a newcomer to the Australian independent spirits space with the release of its gin. A savoury dry gin with peppery fragrant earthy aromas, it incorporates urban botanicals such as Juniper Berries, Coriander Seed, Lemon Peel, Lebanese Cucumber, Sichuan Peppercorn, Lemon Verbena and Rosemary. The result is a simple yet expressive character.
Handpicked Collection Tasmania Pinot Noir
With fruit from vineyards on either side of the Tamar Valley, this wine shows why everyone is mad for Tasmania Pinot Noir. Deeply coloured and with a heady perfume of flowers and dark cherries, it has concentrated berry fruit flavours with satisfying charry oak, velvety tannin and a long finish.
Forty Spotted Rare Tasmanian Gin
Forty Spotted Rare Tasmanian Gin is hand distilled in small copper pot stills using the steeping method of Gin production and use of traditional botanicals of juniper berry, coriander and lemon peel creating a traditional London Dry style, but incorporating something a little bit special to give this Gin a unique finish.
Hippocampus Vodka
Locally sourced, Hippocampus vodka is distilled in Western Australia. The vodka is twice distilled and not filtered, which lends a smooth richness and subtle flavour. Its full body and depth mean it lends itself well as a cocktail base.
36 Short Blood Orange Gin
36 Short Gin is flavoured with subtle aromatics of sweet herbaceousness, a spicy citrus lift with a hint of fresh pine and resinous notes.
Manly Spirits Co Australian Dry Gin
Manly Spirits Australia Dry Gin contains a blend of sustainably foraged marine, Australian native and traditional botanicals distilled into a true Australian wheat spirit. This Gin has a lingering finish which can be enjoyed neat or used to make a traditional G&T.
The Craft & Co Gingerbread Gin
Utterly unique, this unashamedly unfiltered gin retains all the warmth from the macerated ginger root, smashed nutmeg, cinnamon and tonka beans, recalling that delicious sense of joy from all your favourite festivities. Its your new happy place.
78 Degrees 78 Degrees Sunset Gin
Adelaide Hills Distillerys Sunset Gin is inspired by those closing moments in the day that throw panoramic views across the sky. This vision slowly morphs and changes, continually captivating the viewer. Fresh red berries with subtle hints of pine and eucalyptus, further botanical integration adds depth and complexity to give the finish great balance and intensity. Mix with Mediterranean Tonic and garnish with Strawberries & thyme for best serving experience.
Brogan's Way Evening Light Gin
Distilled in Melbourne by Brogan herself, Evening Light Gin is her fresh and fruity, easy drinking gin. Gentle and zesty, she like to think of it as new age Australian gin. Unique botanicals such as fresh mangos, fresh raspberries and organic white grapefruit juice form a fruity and unconventional backbone, complimented with sweet piney juniper and warm cassia. refreshing strawberry gum and river mint shine through. Tasting Note: Lighter and more delicate in flavour, not alcoholic strength. With a gentle piney juniper and dry coriander seed base lifted up by fresh Australian mangos, raspberries, and white grapefruit juice to create a lively character. Highlighted by the delicate floral flavours of red rose petals and lavender, and warmed by cassia bark. Australian native botanicals of strawberry gum, lilli pilli and river-mint give a gentle, sweet, berry like element and deliciously refreshing. Superb in a G&T, terrific in fruity cocktails and easy to drink with soda water.
Giniversity Botanical Gin
Born of Giniversity; a unique Margaret River gin experiment of clever unearthing, ingenious trials and artistic expression through gin. Handpicked botanicals carefully chosen to reflect a unique Native Australian recipe. Pronounced botanicals Juniper, Sandalwood, Boronia, Lemon Myrtle and Eucalypt. Fresh and fruity palate; experiment with your garnish, choose any fresh fragrant seasonal fruit like bittersweet grapefruit, sweet strawberries, fresh orange, juicy peach, the list goes on.