Little Lon Distilling Co.

One of the best Australian gin ever. Their service is great & very attentive. Love their story telling about their gin names & place that they brew it. Beside brewing gin, they also distilling whiskey. Smooth & not spicy & i can say is pretty amazing for such a young brew master to craft such a good whiskey. Worth visit this Melbourne CBD outlet.

What a special place!!! Amongst skyscrapers is an old cottage full of charm, old-world vibes and a dedication to artistry. The gins are amazing! And the whiskey is wow! Like jazz hands in my mouth!

Linden and Cherie were fantastic at our cocktail masterclass tonight! There was a booking error (from a third party) so they weren't expecting us, but they were immediately so accommodating and welcomed us into the session with open arms. Their alcohol was absolutely delicious and we're so happy we've got some to take home with us. If you're looking for a cute place for a nightcap or somewhere for your next corporate function, we couldn't recommend them highly enough!

Ellie & Jon

I came here with a friend who recommended going to the masterclass & so glad we went!
Great tasting gin, a tasteful food platter, interesting history, a cozy little lay out and the cocktails that cater to all tastes.
Big shout out to the staff on the 06/07, it made the space just all the more interesting.

Will be picking up a bottle (or 2) and coming back for some more cocktails in the near future!

Little Lon is a distillery in the once red light district of Melbourne , and the last remaining single storey dwelling to survive in the area .
It has an old world ambience and a sense of history that you won't find anyway else, tucked at the back end of Little Lonsdale Street down a cobblestone walkway .
The lighting is minimal- think lighted lamps and high wooden bar stools , and although you can sit outside in a more open spaced area , I preferred the dimly lit cosy space inside .
They have several gins on offer and I tried a flight with the Proudfoot , Ginger Mick and Miss Yoko - apparently Miss Yoko is the favourite , with its lychee notes , but being fond of citrus forward Gins , I preferred the Ginger Mick with its ginger taste . I also tasted the rhubarb and violette liqueur , which was a mixture of sweet and botanical and had a lovely violet hue .
There is also a few snacks on offer while sipping , so I ordered the buffalo wings with the blue cheese dressing , they were done well and I couldn't help covertly licking my fingers . The staff were friendly and happy to talk , and explain the gins , and the atmosphere is relaxed and homely . I could have quite happily sat there for longer , but unfortunately had a prior appointment so sadly had to leave .
This is an overdone phrase , but it is a hidden gem and definitely worth the walk down the narrow streets .