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Pot & Still South-Australian Fig Gin 29% 500ML $70.00 -
Isle of Harris Gin 45% 700ml $123.00 -
Nosferatu Blood Orange Gin 40.4% 700ml $98.00 -
Knocklofty Tasmanian Raspberry Garden Gin 32% 500mL Limited Release $67.00 -
Spring Bay Tasmanian Gin 46% 700ML $85.00 -
Original Garden Grown Gin 42% 700ml $112.00 -
Koval Cranberry Gin 30% 500ml $76.00 -
Mandrake Cucumber & Mint Gin 40.4% 700ml $82.00 -
Generous Gin Organic 44% 700ml $126.00 -
Audemus Pink Pepper Gin 44% 500ML $90.99 -
NV Poli Distillierie Marconi 42 Mediteranean Gin 700ml $110.00 -
Koval Dry Gin 47% 500mL $88.00 -
Poli Distillerie Marconi 46 Gin 700mL $109.00 -
Audemus Umami Gin 42% 500ML $85.00 -
Spring Bay Tasmanian Pink Gin 40% 700ML $98.00 -
Christian Drouin Gin 'Le Gin Blanc' 42% 700ml $100.00 -
5Nines Distilling Wild Citrus Gin 48.3% $93.00 -
Nosferatu Ginner pack 4 x 200ml NV $142.00 -
NV Generous Gin 44% 700ml $110.00 -
Pot & Still South Australian Fig Gin 29% 200ML $45.00 -
Bordiga Occitan London Dry Gin 42% 700ML $80.00 -
Lobo Djinn Gin 41.6% 500ML $68.00 -
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Le Gin Carmina de Christian Drouin 42% 700ml $102.00
Buy Gin Online in AustraliaÂ
Every spirit tells a story, and gin is no exception. Whether you're an aficionado of the classics or chasing bold, botanical blends, our gin collection offers something for every palate. Sourced from craft distilleries across Australia and around the globe, our range of gin includes everything from time-honoured London Dry styles to new-world botanical infusions. If youâre looking to buy gin online with confidence, youâre in the right place.
What Is Gin Made From?
Gin is a distilled spirit made primarily from a neutral grain alcohol infused with botanicals, most notably, juniper berries, which give it its signature piney, aromatic profile. Other common botanicals include coriander seed, citrus peel, angelica root, cassia bark and liquorice. While juniper is non-negotiable for a product to be called âgin,â modern distillers are pushing boundaries with native botanicals and innovative flavour profiles.
What Are the Different Types of Gin?
Gin is often categorised by its dominant flavour profile. Popular styles include:
- London Dry Gin: Crisp, dry, and juniper-forward. Despite the name, it refers to a style rather than geographic origin.
- Old Tom Gin: A slightly sweeter, rounder gin, often used in vintage cocktails.
- Contemporary / New Western Gin: These gins allow other botanicals to shine alongside (or sometimes above) juniper, making them ideal for those who prefer a more floral or citrus-forward spirit.
- Sloe Gin: Technically a gin-based liqueur made by steeping sloe berries in gin and sugar. Rich, fruity, and lower in ABV (alcohol by volume).
- Australian Craft Gin: A fast-growing category, often featuring native ingredients like lemon myrtle, finger lime, Tasmanian pepperberry or wattleseed.Â
Whatâs the Best Gin Brand for Cocktails?
The best gin brand depends on your cocktail of choice. A classic Martini demands a clean, dry gin like a London Dry. If youâre mixing up a Negroni, try something bold and herbaceous to hold its own against the bitterness of Campari. For a refreshing gin and tonic, look to an aromatic contemporary gin paired with a quality tonic and garnishes like cucumber, rosemary, or grapefruit. No matter your favourite serve, you'll find premium gin brands at The Wine Collective that are up to the task.
Why Is Australian Gin So Popular?
Australiaâs gin scene is thriving, thanks to an abundance of native botanicals and a wave of passionate craft distillers. From Tasmania to the Yarra Valley, producers are creating world-class spirits that reflect the unique terroir of their region. Australian gin tends to be innovative, expressive, and highly versatile which is perfect for sipping neat, mixing in cocktails, or giving as a gift.
FAQs About GinÂ
What plant is gin made from?
Gin is made from juniper berries, which are technically not berries but seed cones from the juniper tree. They are the defining botanical in all gin.
Is gin gluten-free?
Yes, even though many gins are made from grain spirits, the distillation process removes gluten proteins, making gin safe for most people with gluten sensitivities.
How strong is gin?
Gin typically ranges from 37.5% to 47% ABV, depending on the brand and style.
Whatâs the difference between gin and vodka?
Both are considered neutral spirits, but gin is flavoured with botanicals, primarily juniper, whereas vodka is designed to be as flavourless and neutral as possible.
Looking to elevate your drinks trolley? Shop our full gin collection online and discover standout bottles from Australia's best distillers and international favourites alike.
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