Wax Lyrical is the first spirit released by HHH. Its signature ingredient is the leaf of WA native Geraldton Wax (Chamelaucium uncinatum), expertly blended with our pick of the boatnicals (view the flavour profile below) to produce a unique dry and savoury gin that, with a special distilling technique that draws out additional cassia flavour and has a tail that sits on your tongue for ages. Reports from numerous customers is that they are drinking it straight.
The discovery of Geraldton Wax came through a dear Aboriginal man on a Main Roads road construction project near Muchea in WA. While erecting fencing next to a flower farm, Mick said to Hilton, “Mate, go rub some of those leaves in your hands and smell it.” The smell was delicious and Hilton replied, “Mick, this will do well in a gin.” Wax Lyrical is that gin 20 months after the discovery.
Wax Lyrical is the first spirit released by HHH. Its signature ingredient is the leaf of WA native Geraldton Wax (Chamelaucium uncinatum), expertly blended with our pick of the boatnicals (view the flavour profile below) to produce a unique dry and savoury gin that, with a special distilling technique that draws out additional cassia flavour and has a tail that sits on your tongue for ages. Reports from numerous customers is that they are drinking it straight.
The discovery of Geraldton Wax came through a dear Aboriginal man on a Main Roads road construction project near Muchea in WA. While erecting fencing next to a flower farm, Mick said to Hilton, “Mate, go rub some of those leaves in your hands and smell it.” The smell was delicious and Hilton replied, “Mick, this will do well in a gin.” Wax Lyrical is that gin 20 months after the discovery.
A chance encounter with one of the three ‘true blue Aussie blokes’ running the Scotch Down Under YouTube channel, resulted in an independent review of Wax Lyrical just after its first release. Its nose was likened to the smell of fresh rain on Aussie bush and the overall verdict was a rating of above 9.5 and ‘it’s Australia in a bottle.’ Good onya guys!
