Dom Benedictine Liqueur
Made by French Benedictine monks at Fecamp, Dom Benedictine has as its basis the blending of 27 different plants and spices from five continents. These include a blend of herbs, spices and an infusion of saffron, honey, thyme, tea and caramel. The quality of ingredients and the maturation of Benedictine in oak casks for three months combine to produce a truly unique spirit.
Old Kempton Distillery Apple Liqueur
Tasmanian Apple Liqueur is made from 100% Tasmanian apples crafted into cider and distilled through our copper still in our 1840s stable. Sweet and clean with subtle apple flavours. Tasmanian Apple Liqueur is a perfect after dinner drink served over ice or as a great cocktail base to create a OKD style mojito with soda, mint and lime.
Caffo Vecchio Amaro del Capo
A mix of twenty-nine herbs, flowers, fruits and roots local to Calabria, Italy, are blended to make this unique Calabrian spirit. It combines the bittersweet taste of oranges, along with the delicacy of orange blossom and chamomile, and the intensity of liquorice, peppermint and aniseed. All combined in a single, unique and secret recipe.
Pot & Still Fig Gin
Our figs are poached gently to extract the sweet fig aroma, essence, and earthiness. The gin botanicals and spirit show early on the nose with all the fig showing on the palate.
Dolce by Cello Rockmelon
Dolce by Cello Mango
Dolce by Cello Lemon
Dolce by Cello Coconut
Dolce by Cello Strawberry
Fair Organic Coffee Liqueur
Unlike other coffee liqueurs, FAIR. Cafe is produced from only the finest, hand-selected Fairtrade Certified Organic and 100% Arabica coffee beans. These are grown in the mountains of Huatusco, Mexico. Organic raw sugar is sourced from Malawi in Africa and is harvested through a cooperative of 300 independent farmers. FAIR. Cafe Liqueur is the lowest sugar content coffee liqueur on the Australian market, with only 9% sugar.Together with the Mexican farmers, FAIR. choses only the best rated beans for their coffee liqueur. Harvested and transported to the region of Cognac as green beans, they are then roasted and ground at the distillery, just before preparing the liqueur. This is the best way to preserve the freshness of the aromas.