$51
Eight weeks of Shiraz grapes steeping in dry gin gives this its dark purple colour and jammy sweetness, with raspberry, pine and a peppery spice. Made in the Yarra Valley by Four Pillars, who press the grapes by hand once they have given up their juice. Sweet, fruity and built for sipping.
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Four Pillars works out of Healesville in Victoria's Yarra Valley, founded by three friends in 2013. For Bloody Shiraz, ripe Shiraz grapes steep in the distillery's Rare Dry Gin for eight weeks before being pressed, lending the spirit its dark purple hue and the sweetness of the fruit. The botanical bill underneath, with cassis, lavender, cardamom, aniseed and pepper, keeps it firmly a gin rather than a fortified wine.
The nose is fruity and spiced, with citrus, pine needle, pepper and raspberry; the palate turns sweet and grape-laden, lemon and warm spice threading through the juniper. The finish runs long. Pour it over ice with a wedge of orange, or build it into a fruity cocktail.
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