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One woman’s journey into whisky…

In recognition of all women who work within the whisky industry – thank you ladies for your pioneering spirit!

Barrels of Gratitude #7

In our 'Barrels of Gratitude' series we are highlighting people who have made an impact on our business and also on our personal whisky journey.  Today we are highlighting people closer to home. While doors were opening and new faces were becoming more familiar in Melbourne, at home in South Australia a nautical themed cocktail bar nestled in the cobblestone street of Gilbert Place became our whisky and spirits home.  Admiral Marcus Motteram  and  Commodore [...]

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Barrels of Gratitude #6

Gareth's very first visit to Whisky & Alement involved Luke McCarthy sneaking him in upstairs where Brian Hollingworth from Black Gate was presenting his fine single malts. Whisky & Alement have possibly the most diverse collection, and knowledgeable staff  in Melbourne.  This is due to the drive and philosophy of two leading bar owners in Australia.  Today we are celebrating Brooke Hayman and Julian White...   Brooke Hayman Grace, style and knowledge are exemplified in [...]

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Barrels of Gratitude #5

That evening with Seb Costello at Bad Frankie has always felt like a sliding door moment for us.   It set in motion the meeting of many new Melbourne faces who have grown our knowledge and love of whisky. After visiting Kelvin and Yao at Elysian Whisky Bar, Gareth caught an Uber with Luke McCarthy to Whisky & Alement and it was here our tiny experience of making whisky in Goolwa opened up to the real [...]

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