Bubb+Pooley Wines is a venture born out of passion and expertise. Justin Bubb and Anna Pooley, both with over 20 years of experience in winemaking across the globe, have finally decided to release their own wines. After working with premium vineyards throughout Tasmania, they are now collaborating with exceptional vineyards and people across the state to produce wines that connect with their philosophy of making wine from the ground up. Their use of concrete vessels is not an experiment but a traditional style of vessel that has been used for centuries in the Old World. Each shape has been chosen specifically to enhance the texture of the varietal within them and these beautiful, handcrafted vessels will last lifetimes. At Bubb+Pooley Wines, sustainability threads through and underpins their approach to everything they do. All of their decisions are focused on how they can do things better in order to minimize their impact on the environment. Their wines are raw, expressive and speak of place. The Coal River Valley wine region is located in Clarence, Tasmania, just northeast of Hobart. It was named after the first village that discovered coal in the area. The majority of grapes are grown on northern slopes and the region produces high-quality Pinot noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauvignon blanc. The cool climate alluvial and sandy soils with a high concentration of clay sandstone provide a unique terroir for the wines. Bubb + Pooley Shiraz 2022 is a wine that truly pushes the boundaries of what a Shiraz can be. An exciting twist on their Syrah this year sees the inclusion of Viognier, creating a blend of Syrah from the Tamar Valley and Coal River Valley co-fermented with whole bunches of exotic Viognier. Hand harvested, destemmed and open fermented with 6% Viognier inclusion, this wine has produced a truly unique and aromatic experience. On the nose, it offers a bouquet of dark fruit, black pepper and exotic spices with hints of floral and citrus notes from the Viognier. On the palate, the wine is rich and full-bodied with layers of texture and flavors of blackberry, plum and a hint of vanilla. The tannins are firm yet silky, providing a long, smooth finish. The Bubb + Pooley Shiraz 2022 is a wine that is both complex and approachable, perfect for any wine lover looking to try something new and exciting. It's a wine that can be enjoyed on its own or paired with a variety of dishes, from grilled meats to hearty stews.

Deep dark red colour with black tinged edges and a dark to brick red hue. Elevated aromas of ripe dark cherries intermix with anise, earthy notes, some meatiness and spicy cedar. Quite rich and full the palate is laden with ripe black cherry and anise flavours which overlay a back drop of toasty cedar, dried meats and earth. Spicy finish with sturdy, slightly grainy tannins. Long spicy black cherry and anise aftertaste.

Made by Ed Carr arguably the best sparkling wine maker in Australia. The Arras Brut Elite is another success story for the House of Arras with its amazingly clean and elegant flavours and textures. This is a wine that express sheer quality.

Tasmanian Coastal Gin, 12 botanicals that uncover an abundance of wakame seaweed from the chilly Tasman sea. Complex and layered, it has aromas of seaweed, ocean spray and fresh rose petals with saline notes, nori and jasmine.

Our Award Winning Founder's Release Gin with Twelve Botanicals and THREE CUTS OF ROSE is rested in Tasmanian Pinot Noir Barrels, providing a subtle colour and rich Pinot influence. Drink neat over ice or as a base for an Old Fashioned or Negroni style cocktail.

Distillers Release is a bespoke gin is made from scratch in small batches in Tasmania. carefully distilled from a premium grape base, pure Tasmanian water and a unique blend of locally grown (fresh lime, lemon and rose) and internationally sourced botanicals.Layered notes of green cardamom, fresh lime and lemon,juniper (organic), coriander, a hint of white peppercorn and three cuts of rose makes this gin ideal for creating your favourite cocktail of sipping slowly over ice.

We collaborated with Zimmah Coffee to create an entirely single origin coffee liqueur. We wanted to use single origin (in this case, from Colombia) to highlight the robust individual flavours of the particular bean, and bring out the more pronounced flavours, acidity and aroma, which are usually lost in blends. We meticulously cold-brewed these freshly ground coffee beans in our high proof Modern Vodka for two months. After two months of macerating, we added a water-based batch of cold brew, using the same style of single origin coffee bean. This method utilises the alcohol soluble flavours, as well as water soluble flavours, bringing more complexity to our coffee liqueur. The last ingredient is sugar, which adds mouthfeel and texture. Fresh coffee, quality spirit, Tasmanian water, and sugar. Four ingredients. This simple yet complex tasting liqueur doesn’t utilise any flavourings, caramels, or spices – the flavour comes from the coffee.

We’ve seen all sorts of flavours of vodka around, from passionfruit to marshmallow. The shelves are absolutely packed with just about every variation you can think of. What happened to the classic smooth and odourless spirit? When 7K got going, we set out to create a vodka for every situation, from classy cocktails to a humble Vodka Lime and Soda. Our vodka utilises a modern method of filtration, adding activated charcoal into the vapour chamber of our copper pot still. We clean the spirit during distillation, while it’s in vapour form. When that’s done, we add the final key ingredient, Tasmanian water. The Modern Vodka’s vapour filtration and Tassie water gives it a smooth and clean taste, while achieving all the accents of a classic vodka.

Two worlds collide with this exceptional collaboration.<br>Inspired by the timeless flavours of Mediterranean cuisine of restaurant Maria, this release is a celebration of Tasmanian culinary excellence. With slightly salted notes of Kalamata and Sicilian Olives, bright lemon verbena and savoury herbs, take a sip and be transported from the rugged Tasmanian coast to the azure waters of the Mediterranean.