Nosferatu Nocturro Fig Gin 28% 700ml

What the label says:
Celebrate the night with Nocturro fig gin liqueur. Infused with the finest Australian Figs and a touch of honey from North Stradbroke Island.
 
Enjoy this versatile drop neat, with tonic or in your favourite cocktail. Botanicals include QLD and SA figs, Juniper, Coriander, Cardamom, Orange, Nimbin Cascara and Honey.
 
No artificial colours. Vegan Friendly. Gluten free.
 
What the website will say:
 
Nocturro Fig Gin Liqueur
As darkness falls, the wise owl glides silently, its keen eyes piercing the night. Nearby, a fig tree stands proud, its branches heavy with ripe fruit, embodying nature’s bounty. 
 
Just like a wise owl knows where to find the best treasures, our fresh figs are sourced from Wise Farm on the Sunshine Coast. 
 
Savor the rich sweetness of fresh and dried figs, perfectly complemented by the refreshing brightness of our dead dry gin, enhanced by a touch of honey from North Stradbroke Island.
 
In Greek mythology, owls and figs symbolize wisdom and abundance. Athena, the goddess of wisdom, chose the owl as her sacred creature, representing insight and guidance through the shadows. Figs, associated with Dionysus, the god of wine and festivity, reflect the richness and joy of life.
 
Celebrate the night with Nocturro Fig Gin Liqueur, a luscious fusion of flavor and myth
—that is un-FIG-gettable! 
 
Enjoy Nocturro Fig Gin Liqueur neat, in your favourite cocktail (how about a Figroni?), or with a tonic—Fever Tree Mediterranean is our top pick.
 
How was it made?
Ashley our head distiller and the Nosferatu team trialled over 30 variations of Nocturro before we figured out the final recipe!
 
The gin was made by macerating over 3000 fresh and dried figs in our Dead dry gin, before adding a touch of honey from North Stradbroke Island.

 
Our fresh figs come from Wise Farm on the Sunshine Coast. These are the biggest, juiciest figs we have ever seen! Their fig trees were planted and tended by the late Peter Wise, an 8 th generation farmer. The determined 82 year old, who passed in January 2024, was harvesting fresh fruit from his beloved fig trees until the end. Also included are figs from Kangaroo Island, SA’s the Figgery. Figs have been grown on Kangaroo Island since the first settlers arrived and the Figgery’s trees have all come from one of the oldest fig trees on the North Coast, a 140 year Beauty!