Ink Gin

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Ink Gin is made in a hand-beaten copper pot where the botanicals are combined with 100% Australian grain sprit and water from the local caldera. All very cool; but what does it taste like?

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Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. On the nose there is juniper, coriander, pine, and citrus followed by a heavy dose of sweet orange. Lavender is a versatile and beautiful flower that has been used for thousands of years thanks to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, and works wonderfully well in this gin, providing a soothing aroma and a slightly sweet and floral taste. With countless medicinal and healing properties, lavender is used as a cure for insomnia, so this gin is perfect at the end of a hard day. This organic, small batch, Australian craft gin resulted from distiller Paul Messenger’s experimentations with an exotic flowering legume from Thailand known as the ‘Butterfly Pea’ (Clitoria ternatea) in 2012. Palate: Peppercorn and cardamom give it a spicy opening, with rounded notes of orange balancing it all out.An explorer and an author found a farm nestled between the sea, the rainforest and the mountains. It seemed perfect, for they had a vision to create different types of spirit - spirits of the land and close to nature. To make tea, steep 1 teabag in about 250ml hot water. let sit for about 10 mins for the flavours come through. Take out tea bag and let tea cool before using.⠀

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We make hand-crafted rum in small batches from the finest quality, freshly crushed cane juice grown, harvested, aged & bottled at Husk Farm Distillery. What does a fella do when he’s planted his crop to make the country’s first cane juice rum, but knows that the whole project will take years? He decides to make a gin of course.Extra Delivery Charges Apply for delivery to the Offshore Islands, Highlands, Northern Ireland and Channel Islands. At this time, we are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. This natural floral infusion gives a remarkable and lustrous quality, most elegantly displayed in their signature Ink & Tonic, which changes colour from deep blue to blush pink when mixed. The LIVE virtual tastings are carried out in the last week of the month. Please keep an eye on our socials for confirmed dates! This unique and award winning floral infused gin is pot distilled in small batches with 13 organic, native Australian & exotic botanicals are infused with butterfly pea flower petals. Normally used in herbal tea, these petals are pH sensitive, changing colour from their natural indigo to pink when mixed with tonic water, lemon or lime juice. The final ingredient is added in a post-distillation infusion. The specially prepared petals of the butterfly pea flower are steeped in the still for twenty-four hours to give Ink Gin its distinctive colour.

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The final ingredient in Ink Sloe and Berry Gin is Australian rosella flowers. Growing wild on the fringes of tropical rainforest of northern Australia, rosellas are a type of hibiscus flower. Theyhave a vibrant colour and a crisp, tart flavour to balance the sweeter botanicals in Sloe & Berry.Ink Bitter Orange Gin started out as an idea to bring the sophistication of the bitter orange fruit into a spirit which was accessible, versatile and nostalgic. Paul experimented infusing different liquids with the flower petal and the eureka moment came when the earthy flavoured deep indigo tea changed colour from blue to pink when mixed with tonic water. He had found the hero botanical of Ink Gin.

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This cookie is set by Rubicon Project to control synchronization of user identification and exchange of user data between various ad services.Traditional small batch distillation meets modern and exciting flavours with the inclusion of 13 choice botanicals. These range from fiery pink peppercorns to soothing chamomile, and even salted grapefruit marmalade. When mixed with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic, it undergoes a natural colour change from cool blue to subtle rose pink. As Australia’s first agricultural rum distillery we are developing this style of rum with a farm to bottle™ philosophy, using sugar cane grown 100% on our farm. Being a disrupter is a risky business and he knew that the gin would have to be very, very good. It took three long years to develop the recipe, but by 2014 the final botanical blend was settled. It featured twelve other native, traditional & exotic botanicals that worked in perfect harmony with the flower. We had been thinking for a while that we’d love to have a gin in the Ink range that is bigger and bolder, with deeper base flavour notes perfectly suited to the negroni. This month our members are getting rich and distinct flavours with this month’s Gin Of The Month – Ink Gin!