I’m putting together an overview of Australian gins for a research paper. The first step is to try to identify all gin made in Australia, and then to put together some meaningful analysis in terms of the styles, how they’re made, their place in the market, and ideally some sense of the market as a whole. Here’s where I am on the first step, and if you know of a producer or gin that isn’t listed, please drop me a line.
Company Name |
Gin Name |
AMS Liquor |
Jinn Dry Gin |
Distillery Botanica (formerly St. Fiacre Distillery) |
Moore’s Vintage Dry Gin |
Edgemill Group |
Begin Gin |
Great Southern Distilling Company |
Ginnifer Golden Gin |
Great Southern Distilling Company |
Great Southern Gin ‘London Dry Style’ |
Kangaroo Island Spirits |
KIS Wild Gin |
Lark Distillery |
Pepperberry Gin |
Strait Brands |
Strait Dry Gin |
Strait Brands |
Strait Tasmanian Sloe Gin |
Stone Pine Distillery |
Dry Gin – Native Blend |
Tambourine Mountain Distillery |
Gin Pink 47 |
Tambourine Mountain Distillery |
Lilly Pilly Gin |
Tasmania Distillery |
Mt Wellington Gin |
West Australia Distilling Company |
Opal Blue Premium Dry Gin |
The West Winds Gin |
Dirty Harry |
The West Winds Gin |
The Cutlass |
The West Winds Gin |
The Sabre |
Wild Swan Distillery |
1827 Wild Swan Gin |
Thanks!
wow, i never knew there were so many Aussie gins. I’ve only heard of The West Winds Gin. Obviously the bars seem to favour promoting all the usual imports. I do like my Hendrick’s though. Used to be more a Bombay Sapphire fan too.
There are even a couple more I think, though they’re very generic brands that may just be distilled locally – not uniquely local products. I prefer Old Raj when I can get it.