Find
Your
Spirit
Find it in Victoria.
From city to coast to country, Victoria is the spirits capital of Australia and the best place to find your spirit. Home to over 180 distilleries, our state is where creativity and craftsmanship join forces to produce world-class whisky, gin, rum and liqueurs all distilled in our own backyard. There’s no passport needed, just a curious palate and a glass ready to explore the spirit of Victoria.
Meet the makers
Victoria’s distilling community is as diverse as the spirits they create - from family-run producers on the Mornington Peninsula, to city distillers in Melbourne, and bold new liqueur makers in the state’s NorthEast. Explore the full list below to discover the people behind your favourite bottles, learn their stories, and click through to visit their distilleries or websites.
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Rebel Hearts Distillers
Rebel Hearts Distillers
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Cloud Distillery
Cloud Distillery
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Here's Looking At You Kid
92 Errol St, North Melbourne
Here's Looking At You Kid
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Brunswick Aces
124 Weston St, Brunswick East
Brunswick Aces
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Rothwell Distillery
25 Mt Rothwell Rd, Little River
Rothwell Distillery
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Darling Distillery
41 Spensley St, Clifton Hill
Darling Distillery
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In Good Spirits
61 Gibb Rd, Toolleen
In Good Spirits
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Sundays Distilling
35 Roberna St, Moorabbin
Sundays Distilling
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Woowarra Spirits
Woowarra Spirits
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Melbourne Moonshine
Melbourne Moonshine
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Bellarine Spirits
Bellarine Spirits
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Turnbull Whisky
Turnbull Whisky
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Saintlier Distillery
Saintlier Distillery
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Port Phillip Distillery
Port Phillip Distillery
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Falls Creek Distillery
Falls Creek Distillery
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Latest Stories
JournalBeyond Gin: the unexpected spirits of Victoria
17.7.26
Victoria makes more craft spirits than any other state, but the story runs far deeper than gin and single malt whisky. For generations, families have carried the spirits of home to Victoria from every corner of the globe - recipes for plum brandy, grappa and arak, passed down at tables from St Albans to Shepparton.
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