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Johnny Drum Private Stock Bourbon 50.5% $130.00 -
Spring Bay Tasmanian Gin 46% 700ML $85.00 -
Original Garden Grown Gin 42% 700ml $112.00 -
Sold out Dark Matter Spiced Rum 700ml $100.00 -
Vedrenne Elderflower Liqueur (Fleur de Sureau) 20% 700ml $65.00 -
Henri Bardouin Pastis 45% 700ml (gift box) $126.00 -
Francois Voyer Cognac XO Gold 20 to 30yrs Grande Champagne Cognac 40% 700ml CARAFE $299.00 -
Beach House Gold Spiced Rum 40% 700ml $109.00 -
Hombo Shuzo Joto Chiran-Cha Umeshu 720ml $62.00 -
Don Zoilo Sherry Aperitif Amontillado 15 years 19% $63.00 -
Benromach 10YO Whisky 43% 700ml $115.00 -
La Gritona Reposado Tequila 375ml $62.00 -
Cognac Tesseron 4-Pack XO Collection (50ml Bottles Of 90, 76, 53, 29) 50ml $146.00 -
Castarede Bas-Armagnac XO 20yrs 40% 700ml $194.00 -
Koval Cranberry Gin 30% 500ml $76.00 -
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac Vintage 1985 40% 700ML $303.00 -
Distillerie Pernot Absinthe Bourgeois (Artemisia Absinthium de Pontarlier) 55% 500ml $126.00 -
Mandrake Cucumber & Mint Gin 40.4% 700ml $82.00 -
Generous Gin Organic 44% 700ml $126.00 -
Michel Couvreur Whisky Overaged 43% 700ml $170.00 -
Stellacello Amaro London 500mL $102.00 -
Pierre Huet Calvados Fine 2 years 40% 700ML $115.00 -
Christian Drouin X.O Calvados Pays d'Auge 40% 700ml $190.00 -
Sold out Michel Couvreur Whisky The Unique 44% 700ml $120.00
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Discover our world of distilled spirits. From classic whiskies and gins to bold rums and premium vodkas, our carefully curated selection showcases the finest bottles from Australia and beyond. Whether you're building your home bar, searching for a gift, or exploring new flavours, we make it easy to buy spirits online and have them delivered straight to your door.
Our team of experts taste and select only the best spirits to make sure you’re getting exceptional quality at great value. Explore our range and elevate your next cocktail hour or quiet evening sip.
What Are Spirits?
Spirits are distilled alcoholic beverages made by fermenting natural ingredients such as grains, fruits, or sugarcane, and then purifying the liquid through distillation. This process results in a higher alcohol content—typically between 20% and 60% ABV—compared to beer or wine.
Common types of spirits include whisky, vodka, gin, rum, tequila, mezcal, and brandy. Each style offers unique flavours and production techniques, from oak-aged bourbons to crisp London dry gins. Spirits can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the base for endless cocktail creations.
How Are Spirits Made?
The journey from raw ingredient to refined spirit involves three key steps: fermentation, distillation, and ageing (in some cases).
- Fermentation: Yeast converts sugars from grains, fruits, or molasses into alcohol.
- Distillation: The liquid is heated to separate alcohol from water and impurities, concentrating the flavour and alcohol content.
- Ageing: Spirits like whisky and rum are often aged in oak barrels to develop complexity, while others like vodka are bottled immediately for a clean, neutral profile.
This craftsmanship is what gives each spirit its distinct aroma, taste, and texture.
Types of Spirits
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or new to the world of spirits, it helps to know the different styles:
- Whisky & Bourbon: Rich, smoky, and complex; often enjoyed neat.
- Gin: Botanical and refreshing, perfect for cocktails.
- Vodka: Smooth and versatile; a staple in many mixed drinks.
- Rum: From light and crisp to dark and spiced, great in cocktails or sipped neat.
- Tequila & Mezcal: Agave-based spirits with vibrant, earthy flavours.
- Brandy & Cognac: Fruit-based spirits with warm, refined notes.
What’s the Difference Between Spirits and Liqueurs?
While both are distilled, the key difference lies in sugar content and flavouring. Spirits are unsweetened and typically stronger in alcohol, while liqueurs are sweetened and often flavoured with fruits, herbs, or spices. Examples include Grand Marnier or Baileys Irish Cream.
FAQs
How are spirits made differently from wine or beer?
Spirits have a much higher alcohol content due to distillation, while wine and beer are fermented but not distilled. This makes spirits more concentrated and longer-lasting once opened.
What is the best way to store spirits?
Keep bottles upright in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Opened bottles should be tightly sealed to prevent oxidation.
Are spirits gluten-free?
Most distilled spirits are gluten-free, even if made from gluten-containing grains, because distillation removes gluten proteins. Always check labels if you’re sensitive to certain ingredients.
Can I use spirits in cooking?
Absolutely. Spirits like brandy, rum, and whisky add depth to desserts and savoury dishes alike.























