White Possum Scarletta is a bitter citrus amaro modelled on the classic Italian-made Campari. Made using homegrown and foraged lemon myrtle, as well as a blend of various citrus peels and bitter roots, Scarletta is seriously aromatic and bracingly bitter. It's designed specifically for constructing a Negronis or Spritz, whilst also suitable for the bold drinker who prefers their bitterness served on nothing but ice and a lemon twist. To make this clean yet complex amaro, the team peels several varieties of locally grown oranges and lemons. The peels are infused and distilled alongside leaves picked from their very own lemon myrtle tree which was planted soon after the distillery was founded in 2014. To these citrus botanicals the team adds a smorgasbord of infused and distilled bitter herbs and spices, most notably gentian root, which form the bitter backbone of the drink. The whole process takes a couple of months before a balanced flavour profile appears, at which point liqueur is siphoned from the top of the vat. A few drops of red food dye are used to turn the liquid from orange to red before bottling. White Possum deliberately avoids filtering the liqueur to ensure no flavour is filtered out, so you may notice some sediment and oils that may drift out of the liqueur over time. Simply give your bottle a quick shake and all will be normal again!

A lychee love affair.<br>Say goodbye to fake flavours.<br>We've squeezed, steeped and fawned over real lychees to capture that unmistakable, nectar-like juiciness.<br>Inside, you'll find a fresh burst of tropical sweetness that'll have you checking for stray fruit. You might even find some. A cheeflicker of acidity keeps things sprightly.<br>Sip straight, swirl into a spritz, or douse over ice cream.<br>Free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives. Vegan & Gluten Free

Imagine a slice of banoffee pie and gooey banana bread, but in liquid form. The concept of making a banana liqueur made from real bananas with no fake banana flavour additives started as an experiment way back in 2017. After a few failed starts and many, many gloopy messes, we put the project in the 'too hard' basket and it sat on the sidelines. Seven years later, in 2024 we decided to pull this project out of the woodwork and try another flavour extraction method we'd read about in an old cookbook. It still involves a lot of gloopy messes along the way, but the end result is a thick and tasty liqueur with enough banana 'oomph' to send monkeys and monkey-wannabes into a frenzy. In fact, each 500ml bottle of Banana Liqueur contains five bananas. To make this decadent liqueur, we cut up ripe QLD grown bananas, keeping both skin and flesh. One portion of bananas is very slowly cooked with sugar for 12 hours until the distillery smells like banana cake. The remainder is infused in cane spirit and distilled. After several rounds of messy filtration, we combine the syrup and the spirit then let it rest and develop in complexity. The gloopy solids that remain in the filter bag are rather tasty. Instead of throwing the leftovers away, we give them to a cookie factory next door to turn into banana cookies. As with all of our limited edition liqueurs, this one is bottled in up-cycled spirit bottles collected from bars which we've cleaned, de-labelled and polished prior to filling.