Four Pillars Gin is distilled by Cameron Mackenzie through the facility’s CARL still named Wilma after spending nearly two years researching and experimenting with botanicals, he came up with the final recipe. The gin is comprised of 10 botanicals: juniper, coriander, cardamom, lemon myrtle, star anise, lavender, cinnamon, Angelica, Tasmanian pepper berry leaf, and whole Australian oranges. The Four Pillars states “One day our distiller Cam thought, what would happen if you combined Four Pillars Gin with some of the best Shiraz grapes in Australia?” This is how Four Pillars Gin Bloody Shiraz was born. Approximately around Easter in 2015, Mackenzie steeped the first Yarra Valley Shiraz grapes in high proof Rare Dry Gin for up to eight weeks. The fruits are first de-stemmed, but are kept whole before being pressed and blended with more Rare Dry Gin. The result is a beautiful vintage spirit that is born anew every year. This 2017 release is a more vibrant ruby color than previous expressions, with the same signature Yarra Valley shiraz qualities - earthiness, complexity and subtle white pepper spice, and a balanced sweetness. This gin is highly aromatic with aromas of fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes. The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish. This spirit is cut to proof at 37.8% ABV, which is higher than most berry gins. Pick up your bottle today!
Four Pillars Gin is distilled by Cameron Mackenzie through the facility’s CARL still named Wilma after spending nearly two years researching and experimenting with botanicals, he came up with the final recipe. The gin is comprised of 10 botanicals: juniper, coriander, cardamom, lemon myrtle, star anise, lavender, cinnamon, Angelica, Tasmanian pepper berry leaf, and whole Australian oranges. The Four Pillars states “One day our distiller Cam thought, what would happen if you combined Four Pillars Gin with some of the best Shiraz grapes in Australia?” This is how Four Pillars Gin Bloody Shiraz was born. Approximately around Easter in 2015, Mackenzie steeped the first Yarra Valley Shiraz grapes in high proof Rare Dry Gin for up to eight weeks. The fruits are first de-stemmed, but are kept whole before being pressed and blended with more Rare Dry Gin. The result is a beautiful vintage spirit that is born anew every year. This 2017 release is a more vibrant ruby color than previous expressions, with the same signature Yarra Valley shiraz qualities - earthiness, complexity and subtle white pepper spice, and a balanced sweetness. This gin is highly aromatic with aromas of fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes. The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish. This spirit is cut to proof at 37.8% ABV, which is higher than most berry gins. Pick up your bottle today!
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last seen 23 Aug 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin 700ml Bottle was $86.99 at Barrel and Batch (last seen 23 Aug 2026). Prices may have changed since.
Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin 700ml Bottle
Four Pillars Gin is distilled by Cameron Mackenzie through the facility’s CARL still named Wilma after spending nearly two years researching and experimenting with botanicals, he came up with the final recipe. The gin is comprised of 10 botanicals: juniper, coriander, cardamom, lemon myrtle, star anise, lavender, cinnamon, Angelica, Tasmanian pepper berry leaf, and whole Australian oranges. The Four Pillars states “One day our distiller Cam thought, what would happen if you combined Four Pillars Gin with some of the best Shiraz grapes in Australia?” This is how Four Pillars Gin Bloody Shiraz was born. Approximately around Easter in 2015, Mackenzie steeped the first Yarra Valley Shiraz grapes in high proof Rare Dry Gin for up to eight weeks. The fruits are first de-stemmed, but are kept whole before being pressed and blended with more Rare Dry Gin. The result is a beautiful vintage spirit that is born anew every year. This 2017 release is a more vibrant ruby color than previous expressions, with the same signature Yarra Valley shiraz qualities - earthiness, complexity and subtle white pepper spice, and a balanced sweetness. This gin is highly aromatic with aromas of fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes. The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish. This spirit is cut to proof at 37.8% ABV, which is higher than most berry gins. Pick up your bottle today!
Four Pillars Gin is distilled by Cameron Mackenzie through the facility’s CARL still named Wilma after spending nearly two years researching and experimenting with botanicals, he came up with the final recipe. The gin is comprised of 10 botanicals: juniper, coriander, cardamom, lemon myrtle, star anise, lavender, cinnamon, Angelica, Tasmanian pepper berry leaf, and whole Australian oranges. The Four Pillars states “One day our distiller Cam thought, what would happen if you combined Four Pillars Gin with some of the best Shiraz grapes in Australia?” This is how Four Pillars Gin Bloody Shiraz was born. Approximately around Easter in 2015, Mackenzie steeped the first Yarra Valley Shiraz grapes in high proof Rare Dry Gin for up to eight weeks. The fruits are first de-stemmed, but are kept whole before being pressed and blended with more Rare Dry Gin. The result is a beautiful vintage spirit that is born anew every year. This 2017 release is a more vibrant ruby color than previous expressions, with the same signature Yarra Valley shiraz qualities - earthiness, complexity and subtle white pepper spice, and a balanced sweetness. This gin is highly aromatic with aromas of fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes. The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish. This spirit is cut to proof at 37.8% ABV, which is higher than most berry gins. Pick up your bottle today!
The all-time low we recorded was $55.00 on 4 Dec 2023.
Prices last updated 23 Aug 2026.
Last updated at 23/08/2026 16:39:15
Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin 700ml - Each
Delivery $12
originally posted on totalwine.com
Just try it! Wow! Pour over ice or try it with a lemon tonic (I prefer Fever-tree) or soda. It's like a cocktail in a bottle. Made from gin and grapes from the Yarra Valley Australia... no added sugar and only a hint from the grapes. I heard this was a blend of Shiraz grapes and Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin. No aging or wine was added. Simple - Gin and Grapes = Delicious. Highly recommend. These guys also won #1 Gin Producer in the World 2019 at the International Wine and Spirits Awards in London. The Oscars in the drinks industry. Thanks Total Wine for selling this delicious gin!
originally posted on secretbottle.com.au
The package arrived safe and sound.Gin is a gift soboth tried it.It's dry but that was soon fixed. I'm going to bring it out over Xmas and I'm sure it'll be a success. Great Site and you have a great variety. I'll probably shop again. Merry Xmas
originally posted on differentdrop.com
The subtle notes introduced by the shiraz gives this an extra dimension. Some earthiness and white pepper marry in well with the botanicals of the gin. Beautiful flavours that linger inviting further investigation. Not one for tonic!! Maybe a splash of soda and a piece of blood orange.
| Country | Australia |
| Region | Victoria |
| Varietal | Gin |
| Style | Flavoured Gin |
| Container Type | Bottle |
Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin 700ml - Each
Delivery $12
Just try it! Wow! Pour over ice or try it with a lemon tonic (I prefer Fever-tree) or soda. It's like a cocktail in a bottle. Made from gin and grapes from the Yarra Valley Australia... no added sugar and only a hint from the grapes. I heard this was a blend of Shiraz grapes and Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin. No aging or wine was added. Simple - Gin and Grapes = Delicious. Highly recommend. These guys also won #1 Gin Producer in the World 2019 at the International Wine and Spirits Awards in London. The Oscars in the drinks industry. Thanks Total Wine for selling this delicious gin!
The package arrived safe and sound.Gin is a gift soboth tried it.It's dry but that was soon fixed. I'm going to bring it out over Xmas and I'm sure it'll be a success. Great Site and you have a great variety. I'll probably shop again. Merry Xmas
The subtle notes introduced by the shiraz gives this an extra dimension. Some earthiness and white pepper marry in well with the botanicals of the gin. Beautiful flavours that linger inviting further investigation. Not one for tonic!! Maybe a splash of soda and a piece of blood orange.
Not that you can't make a variety of cocktails with this Gin but,,, this Australian Gin is so smooth and has such a fascinating flavor that it requires no mixers to enjoy it. Simply pour over ice and sip it, it really is that smooth and delicious.
As I am a firm lover of a GOOD gin I bought this with high hopes, sadly to say I am disappointed is an understatement. Nasty after taste of a medicinal nature, as for being better than sloe gin, in no way does it match up to sloe gin. Both my son and I have decided to dump the half bottle that is left, definitely leaves you with a headache to boot. I think the gin has been infused with cheap wine not quality.
Rich with tasting notes from Shiraz grapes. A bittersweet, dense raspberry and spiced juniper finish. Love the reddish-purple colour!
Being a Shirley, I needed to try this special cumquat gin, and thought my birthday was the perfect time to do so. I was not disappointed. This is super delicious!!!We will be back for more in the future, for sure.
Discovered this in Australia ages ago where everyone was raving about it. Bright vibrant red in colour, it turns an amazing pink in a G&T. Lots of fresh red fruit combined with smooth gin flavours. Super delicious! I just bought more...
I was recommended to try this by a friend . I found it difficult to source locally until I found secret bottle! The drink itself is really quite good , not too sweet and it is refreshing . I will be buying this again
I thought this sounded like it would be amazing but it was just ok really. It is not just me , I shared with others and they sort of said meh .. The Mint and Strawberry are perhaps not dominant enough ?I really do like the Brookies Byron Dry Gin and tonic with Native finger lime and have ordered another slab from my local .. Don't think I will buy the Native plum again though .. I am sure some will love it .. just not me ...
| Country | Australia |
| Region | Victoria |
| Varietal | Gin |
| Style | Flavoured Gin |
| Container Type | Bottle |