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Sandy Gray Absinthe is distilled in the traditional French style using the holy trinity of green anise, Fennel seed and wormwood (among other botanicals). It is naturally coloured with melissa, hyssop and roman wormwood so it will fade in sunlight.

Juniper and Lime is upfront with Pepperberry, Cardamom and Cassia prominent in the middle. The long palate finishes with a subtle hint of anise. Our flagship gin has won numerous international awards. Garnish with lime or kaffir lime leaf.

Made using a cold drip method to produce a sweet coffee that does not need too much added sugar. Think of drinking a short black with alcohol added. Makes a beautiful espresso martini and an incredible affogato dessert.

Crafted with care and built for bold flavour, this gin is a vibrant expression of summer itself. You’ll find: Orange – bright, citrusy lift Elderflower – soft floral elegance Wattleseed – warm, nutty depth for a distinctly Australian twist

Gondwanaland Gin contains botanicals from continents that previously comprised the ancient super-continent. The nose is beautifully fragrant and reminiscent of walking through a garden in late spring. Drink as a liqueur or on ice.

Our Limoncello is made from organic, locally grown lemons. They are zested and soaked in alcohol on the day that they are harvested. We only use the minimum amount of sugar to balance the bitterness.

Warming cumin and cinnamon provide an earthy, spiced backbone, while Szechuan pepper adds a gentle tingle and lifted aromatics, creating a gin that is both structured and intriguingly playful.

A robust navy strength gin which is perfect for making cocktails where the gin flavours should still shine through. It features orange, Tasmanian pepperberry, cardamom and wattleseed. Makes a beautiful G & T.

There are hints of toffee, creme brulee, vanilla bean. stewed apricot and old leather on the nose. The palate offers notes of butterscotch, caramel and honey.

There are hints of toffee, creme brulee, vanilla bean. stewed apricot and old leather on the nose. The palate offers notes of butterscotch, caramel and honey.

More of a liqueur than a gin. Tastes like Christmas pudding and pairs beautifully with Fever Tree Spiced Orange Ginger Ale. It drinks well neat, with soda or as a hot toddy. We’ve also put it in custard and used it as a sauce on plum pudding.

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