The Spirited Lot Distillers
Pour a Glass of Good. At That Spirited Lot, we reckon that doing better and being mindful of our planet should be a given when doing business. From our production methods to ingredient sourcing, packaging choices to waste management even the way we power our distillery, so much thought has gone into every single bottle produced at That Spirited Lot.
That Spirited Lot Distillers began as a wild idea between brothers Jon-Paul (JP) and Chris Willigenburg in 2016. It was a lifelong dream of theirs to work together on a project that captured their love for tastes and flavours and distilling offered a perfect new adventure. Along the way, sisters Sarah and Kate Barton also joined the boys on their crazy ride. The idea rapidly gained momentum and on Christmas Eve of 2018 a 200L copper still named Doris (after the brothers’ late grandmother) arrived in our little warehouse in Seaford.
Specialising in producing high quality pot & column distilled gins & vodkas crafted from Australian grape spirit and are also developing a whiskey program. We spent a few months experimenting and launched our first product Ninch Dry Gin in May 2019, a tribute to the Mornington Peninsula or “Ninch” where the boys grew up.
A core focus in our method is maintaining an environmentally sustainable production and waste management . Our building is supported by a large solar grid which powers our still and our waste organics are regularly picked up by local farmers and gardeners. We also produce a range of mixer syrups (Peninsula BLVD.) and tonic syrups (Tonic X Distillers) using leftover fruit and botanic material from producing our spirits so even the most clueless home mixologist can bust out a delicious cocktail.
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contact details
Address:
4/42 Hartnett Drive, Seaford, Victoria 3198
Phone:
0405 022 369
Email:
distillery@thatspiritedlot.com.au
Website:
https://www.thatspiritedlot.com.au
album
Spirits by The Spirited Lot Distillers
Gin
Ninch Dry Gin
Our youth growing up on the Mornington Peninsula, affectionately known as the ‘Ninch’.