Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin
From: Four Pillars
Each year Four Pillars take local Shiraz fruit, steep the whole berries in high-proof gin for eight weeks before pressing. The colour remains a deep, rich, reddish purple. Aromatically it shows fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes.
The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish.
The marriage of Rare Dry Gin botanicals with the most delicious Shiraz fruit on the planet. No added sugar. None. Ever.
Gin-Note™ Flavour Guidance
Fresh and Sweet
A Yarra Valley love child, steeping cool climate shiraz grapes in gin. Juniper, citrus and spice with ripe grape sweetness.
Ideal mixer: Vermouth
Recommended garnish: Lemon wheel and sprig of rosemary
Ideal serve: Stirred over ice with dry vermouth and garnished with olives
ABV: 43.8%
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| ABV: | 43.8% |
| Nose: | Immediate pine forest juniper notes with white pepper and red berries. |
| Palate: | Luscious flavours of ripe and dried fruits, underlying candied orange and red wine like spicy notes, comparable to baking spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. |
| Finish: | A persistent yet balanced sweetness on the palate. |
| Serve: | A gin at heart, versatile and valuable in an array of cocktails, or delicious and refreshing with a soda water or bitter lemon, served long over ice with a slice of lemon for a garnish. |
| Website: | www.fourpillarsgin.com |
Botanicals used in Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin
Further information
Four Pillars
Four Pillars Gin was established in 2013 in the Yarra Valley on the outskirts of Melbourne and has become one of the world’s benchmark distilleries and Australia’s number one craft Read more
Four Pillars Distillery
Four Pillars' gin distillery is located in Healesville, in Victoria's Yarra Valley, about an hour's drive from Melbourne. Bookings are essential. Their distillery Tuck Shop headed up by Caro Gray offers a small menu of Made From Gin goods and other tasty bites for you to enjoy alongside a mini G&T paddle or one of our gin cocktail specials!
Cameron Mackenzie, Four Pillars
From five rings to Four Pillars Head distiller and co-founder Cameron Mackenzie established Four Pillars Gin in 2011 with his long-time friend, Stuart (Stu) Gregor, and Matt Jones, a rugby-loving Welshman who Stuart knew through his work in communications. However, owning a distillery and producing award winning gins was not Cameron’s first choice of career. His heart had been set Read more
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