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.

Bay of Fires Pinot Noir is always produced is such limited quantities, you need to get in quick to secure some. It isn't hard to see why Tasmania is quickly gaining a reputation as one of Australia's greatest cool-climate Pinot regions with wines like this Bay of Fires Pinot Noir. Showing ripe cherry, spice and leafy tones with soft, velvety tannins to complete the stylish package.

Become enticed by the vibrancy of Meadowbank Pink Gin. With a stunning hue of pink delivered by the infusion of fresh local raspberries, strawberries and exotic Hibiscus flower, reflecting the summer evening skies. Herbal freshness and bright citrus intertwine as native lemon thyme and juicy blood orange mellow on the palate with the cooling coriander leaf rounding off the finish.Meadowbank Pink Gin is an all natural product and is perfect to enjoy on a warm summer's afternoon.

Voted World's Best Vodka at the 2018 World Vodka Awards. Produced in batches as small as fifteen bottles at a time, this super smooth vodka is created from the discarded whey left over from the cheese-making process. It undergoes two complex fermentations before the liquid is distilled. The resulting vodka has little heat and plenty of character, and is designed to be enjoyed straight at room temperature in a large aromatic glass. Says Angus Burton, the vodka’s distributor, “On its own, expect to find tropical fruit and vanilla-butterscotch aromas and flavours, but the highlight is the pure, cream-like texture of the spirit. This is not liquor that needs to be enjoyed simply, nor drowned in juice. We suggest over ice or in an elegant dry Martini with a lime zest. This vodka doesn’t need to be messed with.” Each bottle is hand sprayed black before the label is hand written and signed by head distiller, Ryan Hartshorn. 40% Alc./Vol.

The heart of Tasmania, the Central Highlands region, boasts glorious scenery and dramatic built environment. With over 3000 lakes connected by running rivers, it captures the purity and excitement of Tasmania. Highlands is a refreshing and crisp Gin, with notes from the unique blue cypress to the bright fruitiness of the grapefruit, orange and buchu, all while an ever present mint note lingers over the palate. The sweet earthiness of ginger, cubeb pepper and grains of paradise add a gentle bite of piquancy while chamomile provides weight and sweetness. An exhilarating gin that pays tribute to the spectacular region that locates Lawrenny Estate.

Forty Spotted Gin sets a new standard in local distilling, steeping traditional gin botanicals of juniper berry, coriander and lemon peel with a rare Tasmanian native spice to create a refined and elegant tipple quite unlike any other.

Inspired by the past, shared in the present, crafted for the future. We believe good things happen when people connect, so we created a gin for the world to share. Ginworth Future Vintage is distilled in Tasmania using handmade copper pot stills and infused with the very best of the human spirit. The result - a gin worth drinking.

Family owned Distillery located in Spring Bay Tasmania. Botanicals: 11 including 3 local botanicals (Native Bush Pepper, Lemon Myrtle, Tasmanian Wattleseed). Botanicals are steeped for 24 to 48 hours then additional Juniper and Liquorice Root are vapour infused in the neck of our copper pot still to give a traditional Juniper flavour at the front of the palate through to a sweet liquorice finish. This gin is triple distilled giving the spirit an ultra-smooth flavour despite the higher than normal ABV. Nose: Immediate sweet floral notes of juniper, liquorice and spice. Palate: From a bright and sweet juniper opening, the flavours build across the palate to include perfumed floral notes, bright citrus and a crescendo culminating in a big, warm and comforting glow of star anise and liquorice root. Finish: A round smooth mouthfeel from this oily spirit gives way to a fine clean finish of liquorice and spice.

House of Arras sounds French and it would be easy to mistake this Brut Elite for a NV Champagne. Arras winemaker Ed Carr has spent the last 15 years on a quest to produce a world class sparkling. With this wine, we considered it mission accomplished! Vanilla, nougat and exotic spices on the nose, followed by a palate bursting with lychee, truffle and cinnamon flavours, this is a complex, elegant wine. Australian sparkling has come a long way in the past decade, but this is a wine that really excites us.