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Visit — Furneaux Distillery - Australia's Maritime Whisky

Our distiller will show you through the process and guide you through a taste of our spirits. Email - hello@furneauxdistillery.com.au. Call - 0438 025 705. We love to hear from you. Whether you're sitting back enjoying a whisky and want to share notes, or want to collaborate on a boozy project, reach out! Email - hello@furneauxdistillery.com.au.

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Furneaux Distillery | Food Drink | Whitemark

Furneaux Distillery was born from a love of whisky and a fascination with the art of distilling. We are a new Tasmanian producer of small batch craft spirits - single malt whisky and gin being our main products. ... 0438 025 705; Is this your listing? Enjoy 6 months free Premium features on us. during these tough tourism times. Edit Listing

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Furneaux Distillery - Home - Facebook

TASMANIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY. DISTILLED, MATURED AND BOTTLED ON FLINDERS ISLAND, BASS STRAIT,... 16 Esplanade, Whitemark, TAS, Australia 7255

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Furneaux Distillery | Gin Distillery TAS | Gin Advice

Furneaux Distillery was built by no-fuss farmers, growers and producers with a passion for gin and liqueurs. Founded in Bass Strait, in the north-eastern part of Tasmania in Flinders Island, Furneaux Distillery promises you raw, pure and untouched basics from their food to their liqueurs. Enjoy the quiet shores, beautiful clear waters, and the ...

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Furneaux Distillery - Tasmanian single malt whisky - Wine-Searcher

Furneaux Distillery - Producer. Location: Tasmania, Australia. Find 2 available products listed on wine-searcher.com.

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#77 Furneaux Distillery - The Tasmanian Tuxedo

Distilled, matured and bottled on the island using 100% Tasmanian barley and local maritime peat, the first batches of Furneaux's finest were poured into their casks almost three years ago. "Whisky needs two years minimum to age," explains Tom. "These first batches that we have available now are Damien's original work.

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Furneaux Distillery | Kingthing Marketing

We look forward to Furneaux Distillery launching their new labels around Easter 2019. To find out more, you can visit the Kingthing designed website here. Interested in working together? Get in touch. Phone: 03 6380 9979. Kingthing Marketing. 59 Brisbane Street, Launceston, TAS, 7250, Australia. 0439 430 016 rob@kingthing.com.au.

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Furneaux Distillery - SAWYERS BAY DOUBLE OAK - Winona Wine

FURNEAUX DISTILLERY. SAWYERS BAY DOUBLE OAK. Origin. Flinders Island, Tasmania. Abv. 48%. Volume. 700ml. Sawyers Bay is the home of the Furneaux Farm, and where this unpeated single malt rests on railway beams laid across an earthen floor. This windswept part of the world, near the sea and the forests, make up a huge part of the personality of ...

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Tom Ambroz from Furneaux Distillery - Hunting for George

Furneaux Distillery Co. Ltd. located on Flinders Island in the Bass Strait, off the northeast coast of Tasmania was born from a love of whisky and a fascination with the art of distilling. They're a new producer of small-batch craft spirits, single malt whisky, gin and vodka being the main products. After visiting Islay in the southern Hebrides off of Scotland, famous for its peaty maritime ...

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How To Drink Whisky with Tom Ambroz of Furneaux Distillery | Hunting ...

- Tom Ambroz, Furneaux Distillery. How Ice & Water Affect Whisky. There are two common additions to whisky: water and ice. Water can be quite a beneficial thing to whisky. Coming out of the barrel, whisky can sometimes be about 70% so what everyone will do unless they're making a cask strength whisky is dilute it. A lot of the time people ...

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