6 months in Barossa Shiraz oak
Rested
6 months oak · 700mL · 40% ALC/VOL
Six months in reconditioned American oak that held Barossa Shiraz first. Long enough to round the edges and lay dried fruit over the top, short enough that the green agave core is still the loudest thing in the glass.
- Dried fig
- Soft spice
- Warm oak
- Cooked agave
- IWSC Silver 2024
- IWSC Bronze 2025
- London Bronze 2024
$105
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Tasting notes
Oak, without the costume.
- Colour
- Pale straw with a faint rose cast from the Shiraz cask.
- Nose
- Dried fig and baking spice first, then cooked agave and a little vanilla underneath.
- Palate
- Rounder and softer than Silver, with fine red-wine tannin across the middle. The pepper is still there, wrapped rather than removed.
- Finish
- Medium and warm, drying out into agave and light oak.
- Cask
- Reconditioned ex-Barossa Shiraz American oak, blister char. Six months.
- Serve
- Neat, over one large cube, or long with soda.
Make one
Pour it slowly, over one cube.
Rested, over one large cube
- 60mLAgave Australis Rested
- GlassRocks
- IceOne large clear cube
- TwistOrange, optional
Six months in ex-Barossa Shiraz oak gives Rested dried fig, soft spice and fine red-wine tannin — enough weight to drink slowly over one large cube with nothing else in the glass. Our Rested cocktail specs are in final tasting and will be published here once they are signed off. In the meantime the cellar door pours it neat, over ice and long with soda.
The full cocktail library →The rest of the range
Try the other two.
Silver
Unaged · 40% ALC/VOL
Green agave, cracked pepper and wet stone. The mixing bottle, and the clearest read of the terroir.
See Silver →Aged
2 years oak · 40% ALC/VOL
Two years down. Vanilla, caramel and real depth, built to be drunk neat and slowly.
See Aged →Compare all three
Cask, colour, nose, palate, serve and medals: the whole range in one table.
Open the table →Recognition
Nine international medals.
Judged blind against the world's agave spirits at the International Wine & Spirit Competition and the London Spirits Competition, 2024 – 2025.
Silver
Unaged · 40% ALC/VOL
- SilverIWSC 2025 · 92 points
- SilverIWSC 2024 · 90 points
- SilverLondon Spirits 2024 · 77 points
Rested
6 months oak · 40% ALC/VOL
- SilverIWSC 2024 · 90 points
- BronzeIWSC 2025 · 87 points
- BronzeLondon Spirits 2024 · 75 points
Aged
2 years oak · 40% ALC/VOL
- BronzeIWSC 2024 · 88 points
- BronzeIWSC 2025 · 87 points
- SilverLondon Spirits 2024 · 83 points
“Recognizable as agave but it's not Mexico.”
on Agave Australis Silver · Harpers Wine & Spirit, October 2025
“Rich flavours of vanilla and caramel… deep complexity.”
on Agave Australis Aged · “Five To Try”, May 2025


