A contemporary Australian version of the much-enjoyed fruit cup. Made in collaboration with Marionette Liqueur, an incredible producer of Australian liqueurs.
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A contemporary Australian version of the much-enjoyed fruit cup. Made in collaboration with Marionette Liqueur, an incredible producer of Australian liqueurs.
Complex citrus mingles with tea, fragrant pine and wooded spice on the nose. To taste, it's initially sweet, then dry, with bergamot, orange rind, ginger root, cinnamon and juniper lingering. Time to upgrade from Pimm's!
The fruit cup combines the Triple Juniper Gin with Marionette’s barrel-aged Orange Curaçao (a blend of navel, Seville and blood oranges), Australian and exotic spices, and Earl Grey tea.
Never Never Distilling was founded in Adelaide by friends Tim Boast, Sean Baxter and George Georgiadis. The trio burst onto the scene promising a juniper revolution. So far, they’ve put their money where their mouths are.
Although they are based in McLaren Vale, South Australia their spirit of adventure is inspired by the Never Never - the vast Australian expanse beyond the horizon. To step in to the Never Never is to journey in to the unknown.
Described by its creators as an “oiled up beast of a gin,” Never Never Juniper Freak Gin is an intense, rich spirit channelling the straight up rebellion promised by its founders.
"Juniper freak is the kind of nom de plume I'd like so Never Never's namesake was always going to resonate here. It delivers that outrageous dose of pine, but doesn't forget to add moments either side of the star to make a multifaceted gin."
Though relative latecomers to the Gin scene, the Never Never team promised a straight up rebellion when they launched, promising to flood the world with juniper. Juniper Southern Strength, as you may...
Though relative latecomers to the Gin scene, the Never Never team promised a straight up rebellion when they launched, promising to flood the world with juniper. The Triple Juniper Gin is their...
"The name sets the tone for what to expect here - a metric tonne of juniper. Cubed. The pepperberry is the real secret though, as it extends the piney note onto the finish and turns this into a far more complex proposition."