Love a G&T, decided to try West Winds, did not disappoint at all, one of the smoothest gins at a reasonable price I have tried in a long time. Now my go to gin, without doubt definitely a repeat purchase.

This is a really interesting gin at an attractive price. You can't really go wrong with West Winds and I highly recommend trying their entire range because their offerings are all so different.

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I tried West Wind because I was just starting to explore and enjoy gins and didn’t know a thing about them - what drew me was the beautiful bottle and the fact that it comes from the Margaret River - truly for me the best wines come from the Margaret River so I thought they wouldn’t do too bad with a gin either! Loved it, have tried many gins since but this is still in my top 3 along with Brookies, and Four Pillars.

Westwinds Sabre has been a consistent favourite for it's distinctly Australian botanicals of lemon myrtle & wattle seed . However the thorn in it's side is the cork instead of a screw top, which is far easier to manage . Corks are fine for a bottle of wine that will be drunk in one sitting not a bottle of spirits drunk one glass a day. Please bring back the screw top

and was not disappointed. In the same purchase I bought two very well-known gins that I was very disappointed with and which I gave away. Not so the Sabre though which I really enjoy. And the good value compared to other Aussie gins adds to the enjoyment.