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Local Legends: Local Weirdos Wine
The new Local Legends series is a tribute to the local businesses that provide us with the motivation and products to do what we do…
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What Makes a Dirty Martini ‘Filthy’?
In the Martini realm, countless terms accompany the cocktail’s myriad preparations. For those new to mixed drinks, it can get a bit confusing — like,…
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Introduction to Organic Wines
What is Organic Wine? In Australia, organic wines are made from grapes that have been grown organically – that is, without the use of synthetic…
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New York Times: Japanese Whisky Is Selling Out Fast!
Japanese whisky shot to global prominence around a decade ago when it began regularly winning international awards. Japanese distillers like Suntory, which makes the Hibiki…
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James Halliday Write-Up On Wines From Orange
Introduction to Wines from Orange The Orange region is ideal for grape growing and winemaking because of the combination of geology, soils, climate and temperature….
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Gin – 112 types to Pick From
Gin, in its most basic terms, is a liquor of approximately 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof) or greater that is derived from grain distillation…
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Masterclass Digest – Leeuwin Estate (12th May 2022)
On Thursday the 12th of May, Liberty Liquors hosted the renowned Leeuwin Estate at Moose Café – where guests had the good fortune of listening…
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Masterclass Digest – Moss Wood (5th May 2022)
On Thursday the 5th of May, Liberty Liquors hosted the world famous, and arguably Margert Rivers best wine makers, Moss Wood at our neighbors stunning…
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Introduction to Whiskey / Whisky
WHAT IS WHISKEY / WHISKY??? Whiskey is a dark distilled spirit that is made from a variety of grains, including barley, corn, rye, and wheat….
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Over 85 Different Types of Vodka Available – View Vodka Blog Here
Once upon a time, the quality of a vodka was largely determined by what it didn’t have, rather than what it did. In other words: the more…
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