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Rhubi Mistelle Rhubarb Liqueur 18% 700ml

Rhubi Mistelle Rhubarb Liqueur 18% 700ml
Rhubi Mistelle Rhubarb Liqueur 18% 700ml
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Rhubi Mistelle Rhubarb Liqueur 18% 700ml

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Australian liqueur made from cold-pressed rhubarb, citrus, and native botanicals for a modern aperitif.

Crafted with fresh rhubarb, orange zest, and gentian for a bittersweet, vermouth-like profile.

Made for spritzes; vibrant pink, refreshing, and tart, with a natural, fruit-forward finish.

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Rhubi Mistelle Rhubarb Liqueur

There's a certain alchemy that happens when tradition meets a touch of irreverence - and Rhubi Mistelle is a shining example of that sweet spot. A proudly Australian creation, this liqueur isn't trying to be anyone else. It's not chasing trends or mimicking heritage European aperitifs. Instead, it embraces its sun-kissed roots and forges a bold, botanical path all its own.

Let's start with what sets it apart: the base. Rather than a neutral spirit, Rhubi uses a mistelle - a method borrowed from French viniculture, where grape juice is fortified before fermentation. This creates a rounder, more textured canvas than your standard sugar-heavy liqueur. That base wine character comes through subtly, lending a supple mouthfeel that cradles the tart rhubarb and botanicals without overwhelming them.

On the nose, it's a walk through an Australian kitchen garden at golden hour. Freshly cut rhubarb is unmistakable - tart, herbaceous, a little cheeky - backed by orange blossom and a whisper of native wattleseed. Take a sip and you're met with a perfect push-pull of sweet and sour: think stewed rhubarb with a twist of blood orange and a hint of spice, grounded by earthy undertones that keep things from veering into candy-territory. The finish is crisp, clean, and just bitter enough to whet the palate for another glass - or another bite, if you're pairing it with food.

Speaking of serving, this is where Rhubi truly shines. It's built for versatility. Splash it into sparkling wine or soda for a lush spritz that doesn't need tweaking. Mix it with gin for a down-under twist on a Negroni. Or simply pour it over ice with a slice of grapefruit and a sprig of rosemary for a slow sip on a warm evening. It's low-ABV enough to be sessionable, yet complex enough to hold court in serious cocktails.

Rhubi Mistelle is a love letter to rhubarb, but more than that, it's a statement piece in the growing world of Australian craft spirits. It's got the elegance to impress a wine lover and the playfulness to charm a cocktail nerd. A must-have for anyone looking to expand their aperitif game with something genuinely unique - and unapologetically delicious.

About this Spirits

New South Wales

Home to 14 official wine regions, New South Wales offers a diverse and wide ranging expanse to produce wines that appeal to every palate.
From Australia’s oldest continuous wine region – the famous Hunter Valley – to exciting new cool climate regions such as Orange, the Southern Highlands and Tumbarumba, these regions can be found to produce some of the best Australian Wine around. Recognised as the second largest wine producing state in Australia, New South Wales is also the most populous state with its wine consumption far outpacing the region's wine production. Although the Hunter Valley region is well known, the majority of wineries are located along the Murray and Darling Rivers (in the south-east of the state) which supplies water for many of the regions wineries.
Other regions within New South Wales includes the Canberra District, Cowra, Gundagai, Hastings River, Hilltops, Mudgee, New England, Perricoota, Riverina and the Shoalhaven Coast.

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