Lobo Djinn is an orchard gin produced at Lenswood, Adelaide Hills, South Australia, where the distillery replaces the citrus peel that traditionally provides brightness in gin with fresh quince grown on the estate — a substitution that gives the gin its distinctive aromatic complexity. Quince is infused into the botanical blend before distillation, delivering floral, fruity, and softly astringent character alongside classic gin botanicals including juniper. The name 'Djinn' references the origins of the word 'genie' — an animal spirit — with a pun on the word 'spirit' in a bottle. The gin reflects the orchard setting of the Adelaide Hills, drawing on estate-grown fruit as its defining botanical. Bottled at 41.6% ABV.

Lobo is an orchard-based spirits and cider producer located in Lenswood, in the Adelaide Hills of South Australia — a cool-climate region known for apple and pear orcharding. One of the founders is a fifth-generation Lenswood orchardist; the enterprise began with cider in 2008 before expanding into distilled spirits. Lobo's spirits range — the Apple Brandy and Djinn Gin — is built directly around the orchard's own fruit production, with apples providing the base for the brandy and orchard quince providing the signature botanical for the gin. The distillery is part of the South Australian Distillery Trail.