Hellfire Bluff's Xmas Gin is made specially for the festive season, the flavours of this new Christmas spirit are sure to bring out your Christmas cheer.

It features a secret blend of fruits and spices, including ginger, blood orange and allspice, as well as plenty of raisins for that authentic fruitcake taste

This limited edition barrel aged gin has been handcrafted with premium Hellfire Gin that has been left to rest and mature in a French Oak Tasmanian Pinot Noir Barrique, freshly charred by a local Tasmanian cooperage.
The barrel ageing process imparts a rounded sweetness, and smooth platform for the botanicals to shine through.
With notes of sweet stone fruit and spice with a lingering peppery finish, this Barrel Aged Gin is perfect neat for sipping, or over ice with your favourite tonic.

Most distilleries take just under half their yield but we like minimal impurities and maximum quality, so we only use the best 10 percent of each distillate. We’re left with small batches of double-distilled, unfiltered deliciousness that we pop into bottles, sign off and send to you.

A beautiful, delicate kinda brown sugary sweetness on the nose with a delightful floral undertone. A bit apples and pears to start, rounded out with hints of wild spice and mineral freshness. She’s a complex character with a velvety body and a smooth attitude to boot.

Most distilleries take just under half their yield but we like minimal impurities and maximum quality, so we only use the best 10 percent of each distillate. We’re left with small batches of double-distilled, unfiltered deliciousness that we pop into bottles, sign off and send to you.

A beautiful, delicate kinda brown sugary sweetness on the nose with a delightful floral undertone. A bit apples and pears to start, rounded out with hints of wild spice and mineral freshness. She’s a complex character with a velvety body and a smooth attitude to boot.

All our gin botanicals are vapour-infused, which isn’t done very often in Australia. It gives it a delicate, subtle bouquet — petals, citrus, a hint of fresh-cut hay.

Besides the juniper, we wanted to use only native Tasmanian botanicals. Along the way, we discovered some pretty impressive berries, leaves and seeds but they could only be wild-harvested, so it wasn’t very practical for ongoing production and our plan failed. Instead let’s pretend we were going to use only Australian native botanicals (six to be precise, three of ‘em never used in gin before) from the get-go and we’ve bloody nailed it.

All our gin botanicals are vapour-infused, which isn’t done very often in Australia. It gives it a delicate, subtle bouquet — petals, citrus, a hint of fresh-cut hay.

Besides the juniper, we wanted to use only native Tasmanian botanicals. Along the way, we discovered some pretty impressive berries, leaves and seeds but they could only be wild-harvested, so it wasn’t very practical for ongoing production and our plan failed. Instead let’s pretend we were going to use only Australian native botanicals (six to be precise, three of ‘em never used in gin before) from the get-go and we’ve bloody nailed it.