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Whisky News with Distiller Chris

The hardest thing about being a young distillery is deciding on the Whisky style/profile you want to be known for.

I’m super excited to say moving forward this will be one of ours.

In a Tassie Whisky first, we decided our mash bill should consist of 
May 23, 2020 — Chris Burdon
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The Whisky From Cask Number 1

In every distillery there is a special feeling about the first cask to be filled.  It was no different at Nonesuch Distillery.  We knew that the making of the whisky and filling Cask...
February 09, 2019 — Rex Burdon
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GIN AND TONIC ICY POLES

GIN AND TONIC ICY POLES

These are just the thing for the coming summer days.   A gin and tonic is one of the most refreshing alcoholic beverages to sip on during warmer months so these...
October 15, 2017 — Rex Burdon
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Cooking With Gin - Martini Mussels

Tasmanian produce, whether it is from the sea, farms or orchards is amazingly good and is recognised nationally and internationally.

The small batch spirits distilled at Nonesuch Distillery are made with the care and attention to detail that ensures they continue the gourmet tradition of other Tasmanian producers.

When there are such great ingredients available it is just natural to match them for a foodie delight.

Dirty Martini MusselsThis recipe uses delicious mussels from Tasmania's pristine East Coast waters and wonderful Tasmanian olive oil along with our Tasmanian Dry Gin to create a dish based on the classic Dirty Martini cocktail.
(By the way, a true Martini uses gin. .... always gin)

April 25, 2016 — Rex Burdon
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