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These Willamette variety raspberries are grown in the deep south of Tasmanian, in the foot hills of our world heritage Mount Field National Park at the Westerway Raspberry Farm, owned and operated by the Clark family for over 25 years. These raspberries, originally from the north-west of USA are a sweet and juicy variety, great for jams, juicing and of course gin ;). With a very short shelf life and harvest season (4-6 weeks) you have to be quick to get your hands on the real thing, but if you miss out, don’t worry…. we have the next best thing :).

Created by legendary Japanese bartender Danny Aikawa who, in 1979 dreamed of creating a truly unique Japanese liqueur from Ume fruit. As he could only attempt to create this Ume based product once a year, all up it took 17 years to develop the recipe (which is a closely guarded secret). Hoishiko is produced once a year after the Ume harvest in Wakayama prefecture. The Ume are macerated along with a secret blend of spices in alcohol. After several months the Ume and spices are removed and sugar is added to balance out the tart Ume flavour.

A unique and exclusive offering from the Massenez distillery founded in 1870, Golden Eights base is a Pear Williams eau-de-vie that has been aged for 8 years. It has a beautiful amber colour, a divine promise of a great liqueur. A powerful, warm Pear Williams aroma shimmering with generous notes on the nose. Then, like a delicate and sensual symphony, all the pear aromas gently unfold, from the freshly harvested fruits to the complex vanilla & caramelised bouquet.

This Italian gin gets its name, and its taste, from the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily, where many of the botanicals are grown. A refreshingly herbaceous gin made using a combination of juniper, myrtle berries, citrus peels, coriander and more. Produced like the island gin, Sunset has two important Mediterranean botanicals infused, basil and grapefruit. These give a distinctive and very fresh component allowing to break neat with crushed basil leaves and ice, or as a Negroni or Martini

This Italian gin gets its name, and its taste, from the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily, where many of the botanicals are grown. A refreshingly herbaceous gin made using a combination of juniper, myrtle berries, citrus peels, coriander and more.

Milder and sweeter than the famous Green Chartreuse, Yellow Chartreuse was introduced to the world in 1838. It also is presented in the traditional Chartreuse liqueur bottle embossed with the seal of La Grande Chartreuse. Its colour is entirely natural with no artificial flavours or preservatives. It, too, can be enjoyed neat or in a long drink. To bring out all its flavour, it should be consumed very cold, even on the rocks.

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.

Using only the finest and natural ingredients in a perfect roasted coffee blend and cream liquor. The coffee beans are from Brazil and all ingredients are sourced in Italy, making it a perfect balanced cream coffee liquor.Maestro café can be enjoyed on its own or to complement and create the best cocktails and desserts for your guilty pleasure.

Warm and aromatic taste with a strong note of pepper. Long and pleasant perception of balance between bitter and spicy. An irresistible itense and characteristic scent along with the intense aromas that come to the nose unfold in a fresh sip rich in citrus aromas of orange and bergamot, to then unfold in the fresh hints of aromatic and balsamic herbs.

Clear and bright amber. Intense and characteristic scent of orange zest. Sweet, gentle tatse with dominant aromatic citrus notes. Long and fragrant feeling, with hints of honey, wood and vanilla.