High Country Hooch can be discovered in Glenaladale; the foothills of the high country, where the bush runs free and the land still carries the scent of old campfires. Visitors step into a place shaped by weather, woodsmoke and stubborn craft. The track in is quiet. The air is clean. The world slows down.

Inside the distillery, copper stills glow like coals at dusk. Small batch spirits take shape with patience and grit. Each tasting offers bold flavour and a hint of wild country edge. Notes of cane, honey and mountain air roll through the glass. Every sip feels like a yarn shared around a fire.

The grounds offer space to wander. Gum leaves crunch underfoot. Birds call from the treetops. The bush wraps around each visitor like an old story. It feels raw. It feels real.

High Country Hooch stands apart through local harvests, hands‑on craft and a spirit shaped by rugged land. Nothing rushed. Nothing polished. Just honest flavour with a wild streak.

Visitors leave with dust on their boots and a taste that lingers long after the road home begins. High Country Hooch offers more than a drink. It offers a moment of high country life, carried in every bottle.