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We sat down with Ink Art Gin’s People’s Choice 2023 Winner Emily Day to find out more about her gorgeous art and where she finds inspiration. Read on to find out more about her relationship with art and nature, how she almost missed the deadline for the competition, and how travel and light inspires her art practice. 

Natalie Yates knows a thing or two about expressing yourself through art. We interviewed the winner of our 2023 Ink Art Gin competition to find out more about her winning piece, her reaction when winning our competition and how art came to be so influential in her life.

With 20 botanicals used in distillation, this is our biggest and heaviest gin yet. We wanted to make something original, and showcase the sophisticated flavour imparted from bitter orange fruit, which is complex & faceted. 

Ink Bitter Orange Gin has landed online and at a Dan Murphys or indie bottle shop near you.

We're thrilled to invite all emerging Australian artists, photographers, and creators to participate in the 2023 Ink Art Competition.

Tess is a poet and artist who lives and works just down the road from us in the beautiful Tweed Valley. Rhi caught up with her to chat about her creative process.

We love playing with colour just as much as our friends at Nine Lives Bazaar. We spoke to Co-Founder of Nine Lives Bazaar, Rose about her creative world. Let’s dive in!

If you’re a renowned plant killer, don’t worry. We’ve rounded up our top 4 most bomb-proof edible flower plants.

Colour changing Ink Gin was the brainchild of Paul Messenger, Founder of Husk Distillers. He and his wife Mandy and their 3 daughters have all played various roles since the business began some 8 years ago. Paul and Mandy’s eldest daughter Harriet has been an influential part of the family business from the get-go.