Small batch spirits, created by place and patience.
Handcrafted on the Sapphire Coast using locally sourced plant derived, seasonal ingredients and traditional distilling methods.
A slower... more considered approach to distilling.
We favour time over speed, quality over yield and ingredients we chosen without compromise.
Each batch is distilled with care, using locally sourced plant derived ingredients, Australian grains and seasonal produce grown close to the still.
The result is a cleaner, more expressive spirit, shaped by place and process.
From Orchard to the final pour
Many of the fruits, herbs and ingredients used in our spirits are grown on site or sourced locally, giving each release freshness and clarity.
Distillery Selection
A considered selection of spirits reflecting our distillery, our region and our approach to craft.
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Small Batch Turmeric Honey Liqueur 40%
Regular price $75.00 AUDRegular priceSale price $75.00 AUD -
Small Batch Wheat Vodka 37%
Regular price $70.00 AUDRegular priceSale price $70.00 AUD -
Small Batch Limoncello 40%
Regular price $80.00 AUDRegular priceSale price $80.00 AUD
Visit the distillery
Experience Reedy Swamp Distillery in person and discover the landscape, ingredients and atmosphere behind each bottle.
Reedy Swamp Distillery
Small Batch Coffee Liqueur 27%
$7.50 per bottle
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Our story
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Distilled by Sun, Water, and Place
From solar powered stills to aquifer fed fermentation, every element of our process is shaped by the land around us.
Distilled by Sun, Water, and Place
From solar powered stills to aquifer fed fermentation, every element of our process is shaped by the land around us.
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Considered, slow distillation process
Commercial spirits are largely made in a fast food style industry. Fast hot fermentations with plenty of fertilisers being fed to the yeasts to achieve high alcohol concentrations as quickly...
Considered, slow distillation process
Commercial spirits are largely made in a fast food style industry. Fast hot fermentations with plenty of fertilisers being fed to the yeasts to achieve high alcohol concentrations as quickly...