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Buy gin online in Australia at Whisky Wine Sake. Our range runs from benchmark London Dry to native-botanical Australian craft gin, delicate Japanese expressions, pink gins and ultra-savoury navy-strength bottlings — everything you need for a serious G&T shelf or a proper Martini.
A quick tour of gin styles
London Dry is the classic: juniper-forward, bone dry, nothing added after distillation — the style Tanqueray and Beefeater built. Contemporary and craft gins dial juniper back to spotlight other botanicals, and nobody does this better than Australian distillers, who reach for native ingredients like lemon myrtle, finger lime, wattleseed and Tasmanian pepperberry — flavours that exist nowhere else. Japanese gins bring yuzu, sansho pepper and cherry blossom precision. Old Tom is slightly sweetened and cocktail-friendly, while navy strength (57%+) keeps its backbone in even the booziest mixed drink.
Making the perfect serve
The G&T rule of thumb: one part gin, two to three parts quality tonic, mountains of ice (more ice melts slower), and a garnish that echoes the gin's botanicals — citrus for classic styles, a rosemary sprig or pink grapefruit for contemporary ones. Martini drinkers should keep gin in the freezer and vermouth in the fridge. Stock up on mixers and liqueurs, or explore the wider spirits range while you're here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is gin actually made from?
Gin starts as a neutral spirit that's re-distilled or infused with botanicals — juniper is legally required and must lead, followed by anything from coriander seed and citrus peel to native Australian botanicals.
What does 'London Dry' mean?
It's a production standard, not a place — all flavour must come from distillation with the botanicals, with no sweetening or additives afterwards. It's the crispest, most juniper-driven style and the safest bet for a classic G&T.
What makes Australian gin different?
Native botanicals. Lemon myrtle, Davidson plum, finger lime, strawberry gum and pepperberry give Australian craft gins citrus, spice and savoury notes that international gins simply can't replicate.
Which gin should I buy for Martinis vs G&Ts?
Martinis want a assertive, juniper-led London Dry with real backbone. G&Ts are more forgiving — contemporary and native-botanical gins shine here, since tonic amplifies their aromatics.
Do you deliver gin across Australia?
Yes — fast, secure delivery Australia-wide from our Sydney store, with free shipping on NSW orders over $150 and click and collect from Enmore Road.