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An Australian Gin produced in the Riverina, where the skies run as far as the eye can see and where we are known as “THE FOOD BOWL OF AUSTRALIA.” Best served over ice and paired with a fresh or dee-hydrated slice of lime, orange, lemon, cucumber, rosemary, or mint to add a refreshing and unique twist. Our signature Gin has two parts to the distillation, firstly the Juniper is steeped for 24 hours. This steeping process along with fresh juniper is then added to the still before pot distillation. Five other botanicals include coriander seed, orris root, angelica root, cassia bark (cinnamon), elderflower, with an addition of fresh local Murrumbidgee honey. Best shared with the ones we love, where memories are made. Tasting notes: Triple Juniper Gin with Elderflower unlike the 51% distillation the 42.5% has a nice soft Elderflower nose and finish to the palate, the 42.5% enhances as slightly sharp on the palate initially, with the addition of Tonic or Soda Water the Elderflower opens to a nice slightly floral finish on the palate with the finish of Red Gum Murrumbidgee Honey to add to a long finish.

This premium Semillon is the traditional expression of the Hunter style. It has an attractive honey bouquet, with soft full bodied citrus & lime flavours. The finish is crisp and dry. Drinking nicely now, but with further careful cellaring it will develop the creamy & toasty characters, for which Hunter Semillon is revered.

ILR is Brokenwoods flagship Semillon showing concentrated lemon curd, toast and honey notes with superb depth and intensity of flavour supported by a spine of lemony acidity. It is named in honour of managing director-chief winemaker Iain Leslie Riggs. The grapes are hand harvested, crushed, chilled and pressed immediately. Brokenwood inoculates with neutral yeast for fermentation in inert stainless steel. In typical Hunter style, there is no malolactic fermentation or oak influence. A style capable of long ageing, the ILR is only released after five years of bottle age.