Our spirits
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Clarkville Crimson - Bloody Butcher Red Corn Whisky
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Lake Maree Single Malt Whisky
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Caribbean Dark Rum - 2024 Explorer Series
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Original Corn Moonshine
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Maple Moonshine
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Smokin' Right Rear Cinnamon Moonshine
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Apple Pie Moonshine
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Moose Lake New Zealand Smoked Dry Gin
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Moose Lake New Zealand Dry Gin
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Barrel Aged Maple Syrup
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Mason Jar Pouring Lid
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Shipping
Christchurch over $49 - FREE | under $49 - $4.99
New Zealand over $99 - FREE | under $99 - $8.99
New Zealand Whisky
We're working on multiple Whisky mash bills made predominately from New Zealand corn.
2024 will bring a unique release of Dusky, a progress report of Single Malt, a Red Corn Whisky, and our first 100% Corn Whisky.
Come see us!
Most Saturdays from 9AM to 1PM we're at the Christchurch Farmers Market at Riccarton Bush. 16 Kahu Rd, Christchurch
You can also shop directly at the distillery. Unit 5, 10 Senior Place, Christchurch. By appointment only. Please contact us with a day/time to arrange.
Finally, we have our full range including samples available at The Juniper Collective in central Christchurch. 112 Cashel Street.
The Story Begins
At the start of the 20th century, the New Zealand government sent a request to the Canadian government requesting large game for the creation of a new wildlife reserve for the purpose of hunting.
Canada obliged and sent the first animals, including Moose, in 1900. After a failed settlement attempt in the area near Hokitika, a second request was made later in the decade.Â
In 1910, ten moose calves (one in Wellington in image) arrived at Supper Cove in Fiordland and the myth began. It's believed that the population thrived for a few decades but after 1952, no confirmed sightings have taken place.