Husk Distillers Ink Gin Floral Infused Australian Gin 700ml

$81.65

 

 

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    2-14 working days

    We utilize a network of courier companies that may change from time to time depending upon your location and the location of the supplier. In order to comply with liquor laws an adult over the age of 18 years must be present to accept the delivery and may be required to present appropriate identification.

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    We only replace items if they are defective or damaged. If you need to exchange it for the same item, send us an email at liquorworld.com.au@gmail.com. For change of mind or for exchange please let us know within 14 days of the order received.

    Refunds cannot be processed while the item is In-transit seems the delivery is not guaranteed some times courier might have some delays which is out of our control we can help you to fast track it but it’s out of our control even when the item is damaged it takes time for us process refund because we need to investigate it is damaged or its loss.


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Ink Gin was created in the Northern Rivers of NSW after a global voyage of botanical discovery. This natural floral infusion of Butterfly Pea Flower petals gives Ink Dry Gin a remarkable and lustrous inky blue hue. Visually beautiful with changes of colour from deep blue to blush pink when mixed with tonic water or a splash of lemon juice. Distilled with a blend of traditional and exotic ingredients, the flavour of juniper, native lemon myrtle, Tasmanian pepper berries and sweet orange make for a aromatic and full flavoured experience. Husk Distillers is a family owned craft distillery based on the family farm in Tumbulgum, Tweed Valley. Australia’s only plantation rum distillery, the Messenger family & the Husk Distillers team focus on creating innovative & unique spirits using local, exotic & organic ingredients with a ‘paddock to bottle’ approach.

 

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