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Australian Gins ALL GIN SERVED ON PADDLES WITH ENHANCERS & PREMIUM TONIC WATER ADD $3.50 (UNLESS OTHERWISE REQUESTED) AUSTRALIAN GINS Adelaide Hills 78o (SA) Small Batch / Citrus, Floral / 42% 15 Green Ant / Coriander, Lime Flavours / 42% 16 Desert Strength / Blood Lime, Riverland Orange, / 48%(Limited) 18 Animus Distillery (VIC) Classic Dry Gin / Native Lemon Myrtle / 50% 13 Arboretum Gin / Strawberry, Bush Tomato, Rosemary / 50% 15 Ambrosian Gin / Kaffir Lime, Turmeric, Ginger / 50% 14 Davidsonia / Plum Gin / 33.5% 17 Anther (VIC) Finger Lime / 44% 15 Cherry / 27% 15 Habitat / Lemon Myrtle, Finger Lime, Pepperberry / 42% 15 Antipodes (NSW) Organic Gin / Tasmanian Pepperberry, Lemon Myrtle / 45% 15 Applewood (SA) Lavender, Salt Bush, Desert Limes / 43% 12 Archie Rose (NSW) Dry Gin / Blood Lime, Lemon Myrtle, Dorrigo Pepper Leaf / 42% 12 Dist. Strength / Juniper, Honey, NSW Pear / 52.4% 16 Horisumi Summer (Limited Release) / Mandarin, Kumquat / 44% 20 Coast / Summer Collection / Fruit & Salt Notes / 40% 16 Bush / Summer Collection / Herbal & Eucalyptus / 40% 16 Opera House - Inside / Native Thyme, Apricot, raspberry / 40% 18 Opera House - Outside / Yuzu, Finger Limes, Seablite / 40% 18 Bass & Flinders (VIC) Gin 10 / Wild & Spicy / 40% 13 Monsoon / Eastern Twist / Lemongrass, Ginger, Ginseng / 40% 13 Cerise / Cherries, Hibiscus Rosella, Raspberries / 40% 15 Begin (VIC) Sloe Berry & Bitters / 37% 12 Zesty Citrus / 37% 12 Botanic Australis (QLD) Small Batch / Lemon, Mint / 40% 12 Navy Strength / Warm Spiciness / 57% 14 Brookie’s (NSW) Byron Slow / Davidson Plum / 26% 13 AUSTRALIAN GINS Dasher + Fisher (TAS) Mountain / Pepperberry, Herbs, Fragrant / 45% 14 Ocean / Wakame Seaweed / 42% 14 Meadow / Lavender, Orange, Herbs / 45% 14 Death Gin (VIC) Dry Gin / Oriental Citrus / 42% 13 Birds Eye Chilli / 42% 16 Coffee Infused / 42% 16 Distillery Botanica (NSW) Garden Grown Botanicals / 42% 13 Botanic Garden Grown / Orange Berry, Wombat Berry / 42% 18 Dobson’s (NSW) Sweet Pea / Mandarin, Tangelo, Grapefruit / 47% 16 Embezzler (TAS) Kaffir Lime, Lemon Myrtle / 46% 14 Farmers Wife (NSW) Citrus, Honey, Juniper / 48% 13 Forty Spotted (TAS) Rare Gin / Aromatic, Rose Petal, Spicy Juniper / 40% 12 Summer / Turkish Delight / 40% 18 Winter / Winter Spices / 40% 16 Four Pillars (VIC) Rare Dry / Orange, Star Anise / 41.8% 12 Spiced Negroni / Spiced, Aromatic /43.8% 15 Bloody Shiraz / Limited Release / 37.8% 18 Dry Island (Four Pillars x Herno ) / 42.8% 20 Christmas Gin / Drink Neat or on Ice (Limited) / 43.8% 17 Navy Strength / Asian Spices / 58.8% 15 Sherry Cask / Spanish Amontillado Sherry Cask / 19 Neat or Over Ice / 43.8% Hartshorn (TAS) Sheep Whey Gin / 40% 19 Hippocampus Gin (WA) Cubeb Pepper, Citrus / 41.5% 14 Bangkok / Asian Flavours / 45% 14 Chardonnay Barrel Aged / Citrus / 45% 14 Raspberry / 40% 15 Ironbark Distillery (NSW) 313 Wattle Seed Dry Gin / Cardamom, Liquorice, Pepper / 40% 13 Kangaroo Island Spirits (SA) Wild Gin / Sweet Floral & Pine / 43% 13 Mulberry Gin / Dry Fruit, Mint, Citrus (Limited Release) / 28% 17 Old Tom Gin / Vanilla, Aniseed, Burnt Toffee Caramel / 42.5% 18 Whisky Barrel Gin / Juniper, Lingering Woody Vanilla / 42.7% 16 Koala 48 / Rich & Complex / Limited Release / 48% 19 O Gin / Sweet Orange, Spicy, Passion Fruit / 43.5% 15 ***** World’s Best Contemporary Gin IWSC 2019 ***** AUSTRALIAN GINS Karu (NSW) Affinity / Citrus & Floral / 44% 13 Lighting / Navy Strength / 57.5% 15 Kilderkin Distillery (VIC) Cherry Gin / Morello Cherry / 32% 14 Melbourne Gin Co. (VIC) Dry Gin / Rosemary Hail, Grapefruit Peel / 42% 12 Single Shot (Limited) / Citrus & Spice / 47.4% 13 Never Never Distilling (SA) Triple Juniper Gin / 43% 12 Southern Strength / 54% 15 Juniper Freak / 58% 17 Dark Series / Earthy, Woody Notes / 47% 15 Fancy Fruit Cup / Orange Curacao, Earl Grey / 27% 15 North Of Eden (NSW) Citrus / 43.5% 12 The Connoisseur / Kelp, Citrus / 43.5% 13 Nosferatu (VIC) Blood Orange / 40.4% 13 Patient Wolf (VIC) Melbourne Dry Gin / Aniseed & White Pepper / 41.5% 13 Summer Thyme / Lemon, Thyme / 41.5% 15 Blackthorn (Sloe) / 33.2% 14 Prohibition (SA) Small Batch / Blood Orange, Pink Peppercorn / 42% 12 Bathtub Cut / Cinnamon, Almond Nuttiness / 69% 22 2019 Christmas Gin / 37% - Limited 20 Poor Toms (NSW) Apple, Strawberry Gum, Chamomile / 41.3% 12 Fools Strength / Grapefruit, Liquorice / 52% 15 Pretty Parrot Bathtub (ACT) Grapefruit, Lemon Myrtle, Star Anise / 40% 12 Pot & Still (SA) Fig Gin / 29% 14 Reed & Co (VIC) Remedy Gin / Green Tea, Shiso & Honey / 44% 14 Seppeltsfield Rd Distillery (S.A) Barossa Shiraz 2019 / 38.5% 18 House / Citrus, Chamomile, Lavender / 41.5% 13 Savoury Allsorts / Thyme, Marjoram / 41.5% 13 Barossa Dry /Pink Peppercorn / 41.5% 13 Smiths (SA) Eden Valley Rock / Riesling Spirit / 40% 12 Spring Bay (TAS) Star Anise, Liquorice, Sea Salt / 46% 15 Taylor & Smith (TAS) Kunzea, Tasmanian Kombu, Tasie Honey, Blood Orange / 40% 20 Underground Spirits (ACT) Australian River Mint, Local Basil, Lemon Myrtle / 40% 14 West Winds (WA) The Sabre / Citrus / 40% 12 The Cutlass / Bush Tomato / 50% 14 The Broadside Navy Strength / 58% 15 The Barrel Expedition / 45% 18 The Wild Plum / 39% 16 Young Henrys (NSW) Noble Cut / Lemon Myrtle, Pepper Berries / 40% 11 23rd Street Distilling Signature Gin / Mandarin, Coriander and Spice / 40% 15 Barrel Aged / Bourbon Barrel / Vanilla, Honey, Hazelnut / 47% 17 7K Distillery (Tas) Aqua Vitae, Tasmanian Raspberry / 30% 14 Aqua Vitae, Modern Gin / Eucalyptus, Manderin / Floral / 43% 13 Aqua Vitae, Carolina Reaper Gin / Chilli, Orange / 53% 14 GINS OF THEWORLD Herno (Sweden) Dry Gin / Spicy Notes of Coriander / 40% 14 High Coast Terroir (Limited Release) / 46.80% 49 Old Tom / Floral Sweetness, Woody Spice / 43% 15 Sloe Gin / Notes of Meadowsweet with Floral Creaminess / 30% 16 Navy Strength / Spicy Citrus and Spring Floral / 57% 18 Juniper Cask / Aromatic Citrus, Floral Notes of Coriander /47% 20 Spring Gin (Belgium) Original / Spice Driven with Soft Finish / 41.8% 18 X Gin (Belgium) Cocoa Nectar / Cocoa, Vanilla / 44% 18 Copper Head (Belgium) Verbena, Earl Grey Tea, / 40% 18 Monkey 47 (Germany) Dry Gin / Blended from 47 Botanicals / 47% 16 Sloe Gin / 29% 16 Ferdinand’s (Germany) Saar Dry Gin / Slate Riesling Infused / 44% 15 Saar Quince / 30% 16 Elephant Gin (Germany) Handcrafted German Sloe Gin / 35% 12 London Dry Gin / 45% 12 Full Bodied Navy Strength / 57% 17 The Original (Germany) Cherry Brandy Cask / 43% 20 Von Hallers (Germany) German Ginger & Citrus / 44% 15 Gin Mare (Spain) Olives, Thyme & Rosemary / 42% 12 Nordes (Spain) Aromatic / 41% 18 Puerto De Indias (Spain) Strawberry / 37.5% 17 Premium Black Edition / Floral Scents, Orange Blossom / 40% 17 Jodhpur (Spain) London Dry / Lemon, Ginger, Cinnamon Bark /43% 14 Larios (Spain) Citrus & Orange Blossom / 40% 12 Alkemist (Spain) Floral / 40% 19 Ginraw (Spain) Kaffir Lime, Laurel Leaves, Lemon / 42.3% 15 Sharish Blue Magic (Portugal) Strawberry, Raspberry / 40% 19 Martin Millers (U.K) Blended with Artic Water / Cucumber, Bitter Orange Peel / 40% 13 Westbourne Strength / Fruity & Vibrant / 45.2% 18 9 Moons Barrel Aged (Limited Release) / 40% 35 GINS OF THEWORLD That Boutique – Y Gin Co. (U.K) Moon-shot Gin / Juniper, Citrus, Tangerine / 46.6% 17 Spit-Roasted Pineapple Gin / Sweet & Sour Pineapple / 40.1% 17 Hidden Curiosities (U.K) Yuzu, Violet, Green Cardamom (Small Batch) / 42% 18 Pinkster Gin (U.K) Raspberry / 37.5% 16 Star of Bombay (UK) Almonds, Orange / 47.5% 13 Beefeater (U.K) 24 / Chinese & Japanese Green Tea / 45% 12 Pink / Strawberry / 37.5% 12 Sir Robin of Locksley (U.K) Elderflower, Dandelion, Pink Grapefruit / 40.5% 17 Raspberry & Cardamom / 40.50% 18 Bathtub Gin (U.K) Orange, Coriander, Cinnamon / 43.3% 15 Navy Strength /Spice Driven, Coriander, Clove / 57% 20 Sloe Gin / 33.8% 18 Edgerton Original Pink Gin (U.K) Coriander, Liquorice / 43% 12 Opihr (U.K) Oriental Spiced / London Dry Gin / 40% 14 Dodd’s Gin (U.K) Kew / Organic Gin / 46% 16 Old Tom / Sweet Lime, Liquorice & Spice / 46% 15 Tanqueray No.10 (U.K) Small Batch / Dry Gin / 47.3% 15 Fords Gin (U.K) London Dry / 45% 12 Brokers London Dry Gin (U.K) London Dry Gin / 40% 14 Chase William (U.K) Elegant / Apple / 48% 15 Oaked Aged Sloe & Mulberry / 29.1% 14 Pink Grapefruit / 40% 14 Seville Marmalade / 40% 15 Boodles (U.K) London Dry Gin / 40% 14 Mulberry Gin / 30% 16 Slingsby (U.K) Rhubarb, Raspberry, Pink Grapefruit / 40% 16 Gooseberry (Limited Release) / 40% 18 J.J Whitley (U.K) Elderflower / 38.6% 14 Nettle / Herbaceous / 38.6% 13 Two Birds (U.K) Strawberry & Vanilla / 37.5% 18 Peaky Blinder (U.K) Spiced Dry Gin / 40% 18 GINS OF THEWORLD McQueen (U.K) Smokey Chilli / 42% 17 Chapel Down (U.K) Bacchus Grapes, Citrus Peel / 41.2% 18 Darnley’s View (U.K) Spiced Gin / 42.7% 15 Hendricks (Scotland) Citrus Peel, Cucumber, Rose Petals / 41.4% 12 Orbium / Blue Lotus Blossom / 43.4% (best with Soda water) 15 Whitley Neil (U.K) Turkish Quince / Apple, Pear / 43% 15 Raspberry / 43% 15 Parma Violet / Floral / 43% 14 Rhubarb & Ginger / 43% 15 Blood Orange / 43% 14 The Botanist (Scotland) Islay Dry / Apple, Mint, Lemon Grass / 46% 12 Loch Ness (Scotland) Small Batch / Warm Spice / 43.3% 18 Caorunn (Scotland) Small Batch / Blush Apple / 41.8% 14 Jinzu (Scotland) Japanese Style/ Yuzu, Sake, Cherry Blossom / 41.3% 14 Eden Mill (Scotland) Love / Lemon Balm / 42% 15 Oak / Caramel, Vanilla, / 42% 15 Hop / Citrus, Hoppy & Fresh Apricot Notes / 46% 17 Isle Of Harris (Scotland) Sugar Kelp, Citrus Notes / 45% 19 Red Door Gin (Scotland) Rowanberries, Bitter Orange, Honey & Chocolate /45% 16 Kinsale (Ireland) Meadowsweet, Elderflower, Elderberry / 40% 18 Gunpowder Irish Gin (Ireland) Oriental Botanicals, Gunpowder Tea / 43% 18 An Dulaman (Ireland) Irish Maritime Gin / 43.2% 16 Audemus (France) Pink Pepper / 44% 16 Saffron Gin (France) Saffron / 40% 13 Lobo DJINN (France) Quince, Juniper / 41.6% 15 G’Vine Floraison (France) Floral / 40% 13 Christian Drouin (France) Le Gin Blanc / Aromatic, Apple Cider / 42% 14 Aviation (U.S) Lavender, Anise, Sarsparilla / 42% 12 Death’s Door (U.S) Coriander, Fennel Seeds, Juniper / 47% 14 St.
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