Father and son, Rob and Richard Clark, have dedicated 20 years to growing the very best blackcurrants. Their traditional White Bud variety thrives in Tasmania?s cool climate. The fruit is small yielding but high in acidity, antioxidants, and anthocyanins. Flavourful and distinct, Rob and Richard?s powerful little berries sing in Marionette?s Dry Cassis.

More tart than traditional cassis, Marionette Dry Cassis delivers the luscious flavour and intense colour of ripe blackcurrants with around half the sugar of the French original. A viscous mouthfeel is balanced by refreshingly-zingy acidity?it?s Ribena for grown-ups!

Enjoy in a Kir Royal, El Diablo, or simply over ice.

About Marionette:

Marionette was created by four Melbourne hospitality professionals wanting to celebrate Australian produce and bring liqueurs back into the spotlight. They start with fresh fruit from good people and work hard to capture every last bit of flavour from the produce. Their focus is on creating the optimal building blocks for both classic and modern cocktails?a careful balancing act of sweetness, acidity, and alcohol intensity.

The small Clark family swells over the summer months as old friends return to the farm in Tasmania?s Derwent Valley to help with the berry harvest. By now, the crop of Thornless Loch Ness blackberries has swollen with vitamins, antioxidants, and anthocyanins. These plump, juicy berries are destined for Marionette M?re?a bright, herbaceous liqueur that tastes like summer on the vine.

No light makes it through Marionette's intensely dark blackberry liqueur. The nose is earthy and full of dark fruit aroma. Tart and almost jammy on the first sip, the sweetness quickly falls away to a glorious, complex palate of sour cherry, spice, and tannins.

Enjoy over ice, in a classic Bramble, or Blackberry Mule.

About Marionette:

Marionette was created by four Melbourne hospitality professionals wanting to celebrate Australian produce and bring liqueurs back into the spotlight. They start with fresh fruit from good people and work hard to capture every last bit of flavour from the produce. Their focus is on creating the optimal building blocks for both classic and modern cocktails?a careful balancing act of sweetness, acidity, and alcohol intensity.

The poppy is a bright red wild flower, in the subfamily Papaveroideae of the family Papaveraceae. This is a curious, fruity liqueur with a candied characteristic.

Becherovka, formerly;Karlsbader Becherbitter, is a herbal;bitters, often drunk as a;digestive aid;that is produced in;Karlovy Vary,;Czech Republic;by the;Jan Becher company. The brand is owned by;Pernod Ricard. Becherovka is often described as having a gingery or cinnamony flavor.[citation needed];It is made from a secret recipe based on a wide variety of herbs and spices. Its alcohol content is 38%;ABV;(76 proof). It is usually served chilled, though some serve it with;tonic water, making a drink called a;beton;(becherovka and;tonic) which means "concrete" in;Czech,;German;and several other languages. The inventor of Becherbitter was Josef Vitus Becher (1769?1840). Apart from trading in spices and colonial goods in his shop, "Haus zu den drei Lerchen? ("At the Three Skylarks?), he also produced alcoholic beverages. In 1794, he rented a;stillhouse;and began to experiment with hard alcohol. Following the example of his forefathers, he also served in public office (as councillor, mayor and portreeve). Josef married twice (his first wife died of pneumonia) and had a total of 16 children, though only five daughters and two sons outlived him. Josef?s son, Johann "Jan" Nepomuk Becher, took over in 1838. From 1998 to 2003, a Slovak version was also sold, manufactured by Zdenek Hoffmann in;Doma_lice;(formerly Taus) in Bohemia, who claimed that Alfred Becher had given his grandfather the recipe in 1939, with the right to manufacture the product, as he was worried that the secret might not survive the war. Hoffmann was unable to prove this in court, and in 2007 was sentenced by the Doma_lice district court. Today, only two people know the secret of the entire production process and may enter the;Drogikamr;room?where, once a week, they mix the herbs and spices used in the drink. Some of the herbs are imported from abroad, and some grow around Karlovy Vary. Source: wikipedia.org

TUACA is 100% natural, based on a 500-year-old recipe originating in the hills of Tuscany. The process begins according to tradition with the selection of the finest Italian brandy, ranging from 3 to 10 years old. It?s sourced from Faenza, a small city near Bologna, known for producing brandy with a pleasing aroma, amber colour and an exceptionally smooth finish. The final presentation is created as the master blender folds the Italian brandy into a blend of natural sugar and fine spirits before adding the crowning touch of soft citrus and vanilla essences.soure: tuaca.com

This product starts life as classic Mr. Black coffee & spirit infusion, before being placed in some very unique and special barrels. The folks over at Illegal Mezcal in Oaxaca, Mexico had been experimenting with aging mezcal in oak, which of course piqued the interest of Mr. Black. After resting the coffee liqueur in ex-mezcal casks they added in a touch of Ilegal Joven Mezcal.

The final blend brings notes of nutmeg, spice and roasted agave, alongside Mr Black’s signature Arabica coffee flavour. The mezcal adds deep complexity to the liqueur, making this one a winner for contemplative sipping.

Hastings Distillers are New Zealand’s first producer of certified organic artisan spirits and liqueurs. The artisans behind it are Kate Galloway and David Ramonteu. On the back of their extensive background in winemaking they successfully create sophisticated, unique spirits and liqueurs that will always have a place on our shelves.

Combining their East Block 200 Gin, L’Opera bitter orange and Rubis Vermouth, ‘The Count’ pays tribute to the classic Negroni. 

Featuring all organic botanicals, the Count is a luscious and spicy assemblage of aromatic gin, fragrant seville and navel oranges, dark fruits, dried herbs and warm spice.  The palate is smooth and round with a pleasant, lingering bitterness.

Sophisticated, yet simple, The Count is ready to serve.

Pour cold over a single large ice cube and garnish with an orange twist.

ALL OF HASTINGS DISTILLERS PRODUCTS ARE BIOGRO CERTIFIED ORGANIC

Liqueur from crisp mint leaves & lemon peels.