King Island Distillery News
World post day is the 9th of October. Our customers of King Island Distillery order online and at cellar door and soon after receive their spirits, made on King Island, in the mail delivered by Australia Post.
We always include a lovely letter, call us old fashioned but we love keeping the personality and passion with our products.
On a daily basis we embrace the throwback to communication methods since ancient times, with some good old-fashioned letters and parcels.
It's been week of many GINtastic visitors at Heidi's Distillery enjoying tasting handcrafted products, while being entertained and educated about the hh♡ the artisan spirits of King Island.
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A lady born on King Island visits with her daughter and stays with her mother Sue Barnes, in Snodgrass Park.
Reviews from returning Tour groups, business leaders, Table Cape developers, Nephew travelling with his aunties and many more, who are on island to explore.
Thank you all for your interest and support in Heidi Weitjens King Island Distillery. ♡ hh♡
World Vodka Day
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We celebrated with Air Adventure Golf Tours and Future Golf a great group enjoying playing and staying at the famous Cape Wickham Golf Links.
We believe our small-batch process allows the finest aromas and layers of individual flavours to reveal themselves. The handcrafted spirit of King Island is a labour of love from start to finish.
Head to our Distillery Door in Currie, King Island. Meet the maker and we are we happy to tell you more and give you a taste along the way.
Let us share our love of this process with you. ♡ hh♡
On King Island this evening, a crowd of 70 hard-working passionate people, most of whom are self employed on King Island, came together with sincere concern faced by our community in regards to the issue of shipping. Rising prices, limited...
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It's our birthday we are eight and can't wait to celebrate!!! On this day in 2014 Heidi Weitjens formed her company, to start a locally owned and operated distillery, on King Island, Tasmania. Wow, this project is a...
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