There are 27 exhibitors at Indie Spirits Tasting Brisbane with more than 100 spirit brands on show including loads of local brands and little known drinks.
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The Indie Spirits Tasting Brisbane is back for its fourth year at Lefty’s Old Time Music Hall on Sunday May 26 from 1pm till 4pm.
On Sunday March 31, the Indie Spirits Tasting hit Melbourne for the first time — and what a cracking afternoon it was.
Australia’s independent distilling industry is flourishing. Right around the country, small distilleries are chasing their dreams, and one of the ones kicking goals is Seppeltsfield Road Distillers in South Australia’s Barossa Valley.
The Indie Spirits Tasting is now in its fifth year and in 2019 comes to Melbourne for the very first time.
This is your last chance to nab early bird prices to both the Indie Spirits Tasting at Restaurant Hubert on Sunday the 16th of September, and to the Whiskey Roadshow on Wednesday the 20th.
What is Australian gin? Well, there’s a few ways you can look at it, but one thing’s for sure: it’s the botanicals, stupid.
Here we hear from Adam Carpenter, who along with Wes Heddles owns Prohibition Liquor Co, on the challenges they faced getting up and running.
Indie Spirits Tasting Brisbane is back for its third year at Lefty’s Old Time Music Hall on Sunday, 27 May from 1pm to 4pm. The event will feature over 30 exhibitors showcasing more than 100 craft spirits, with master distillers on hand and free seminars going deep into the world of independent spirits.
One of our brand new exhibitors at this event is the Demoiselle Distillery – a local absinthe specialist. We asked their Distiller, Darran Baker a few questions about opening a distillery, making absinthe and his take on the local craft spirits industry.
“Speaking in terms of Agave, there are a little over 140 distilleries producing 1300+ brands, with only 9 of those dedicated to single brand production, yet we clearly have not seen that many make their way here,” says Alex McDowell of de Vino Mezcal.
Two guys from New Zealand who didn’t know each other until one married the others sister and then they did. A year sitting in bars and lounges discussing how they always wanted to make their own gin. This is how two brothers-in-law and a part time musician got in to a lot of debt and created a Rogue Society Gin that won gold in London & San Francisco.