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TAHU
TAHU

First Māori owned gin company in Aotearoa

best served chilled with a pinch of quality company and a tale or two to tell.
TAHU
TAHU

Just two local lads

A fire, a kōrero and the rest is history

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Rēwena Gin

$59.00
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A gin rich in whakapapa and crafted with aroha using rēwena, a bread made from a potato starter dating back to the early 1800s - awarded with UNESCO status and produced by Jacksons Rēwena Bread. This sweet smelling gin has an initial heat on the pallet unfolding into a smooth and vibrant finish.

Best enjoyed with a splash of zesty lemon or grapefruit juice and tonic, Rēwena Gin delivers a unique taste experience that invigorates the senses. Its aromatic complexity make it perfect for elevating any occasion or memorable moment. A true taonga and full of deep cultural hertiage, Rēwana gin makes for a thoughtful gift, embracing the spirit of Aotearoa with each bottle.  200ml 40% alc/vol

 
All Natural We source local ingredients with like minded businesses who care about our environment, including Egmont Honey and Juno Gin, to provide a quality product.
Quality Consistency is important to us and we are invested every step of the way to ensure we produce a product that Aotearoa can be proud of.
No Additives Nothing is added to our drinks - they are already awesome! What you taste are whole foods mixed to create a quality beverage.
All Natural We source local ingredients with like minded businesses who care about our environment, including Egmont Honey and Juno Gin, to provide a quality product.
Quality Consistency is important to us and we are invested every step of the way to ensure we produce a product that Aotearoa can be proud of.
No Additives Nothing is added to our drinks - they are already awesome! What you taste are whole foods mixed to create a quality beverage.

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