Four Pillars Gin Distillery

Great experience at this distillery as Four Pillers is one of my favourite gins. We went here for snacks and to taste some gin. All the ordering can be done via QR code. All their cheese platters and the snacks were excellent. All the gin we tried were very good, especially the Shiraz flavour. The service was very good.

We went to Four Pillars after attending a wedding the day before on our road trip to Torquay, what a gem! David and O'Shane really gave us such a great experience. We did the gin tasting with David and we left with so much knowledge and history about the distillery, the different gin taste, and the fun stories 😆 this is def one of the highlights of our aussie trip ☺️☺️ We ended up buying a bunch of stuff (the Olive Oil & Navy Strength gin 👀💯) and tried their Gin Tins later by the Torquay beach at our airbnb, perfectooo! so good! We will def. come back to visit when we're in melb & the yarra again! thanks again guyss! . . . PS: shout out to David for the food recommendations in Torquay, the best 😋 also sorry we took so long to leave a review! we visited abt 3 weeks ago..

Gin paddle was half off at happy hour and was a great way to sample their varieties. On the day they threw in a couple extra tastings for newer flavours. Chicken karrage was yum. staff were all super friendly and helpful. Atmosphere was great. Will definitely return.

Had an amazing experience at Four Pillars Distillery! Angus provided excellent service and made the visit really enjoyable. Tried their G&T paddle and even got a complimentary Christmas gin, which was a lovely surprise. We also ordered the Olive Leaf G&T separately—loved it! The free tastings they offer are a great way to explore their range, and we ended up buying the Olive Leaf G&T to take home. Friendly staff, great service, and fantastic drinks—highly recommend visiting!

We had an exceptional experience at Four Pillars Gin Distillery today. Highlight of our trip - all thanks to David for the wonderful fun tasting session. Not only did we get to try the different 5 gins, he also shed light onto the story and history behind each of them, as well as the ingredients and distillery process. David is an absolute joy to talk to and we feel so blessed to have been paired with him today. You can tell how enthusiastic he is about Four Pillars Gin and how much he loves life. And of course, we spared no penny when it came to shopping for the gins and merch! Thanks David for everything you did for us today 💖

Great experience with Sonia this afternoon. Friendly service and great information about the botanicals in each of the gins we tried. We visit Four Pillars a few times a year but with their limited edition gin releases and seasonal cocktails it keeps pulling us back. A beautiful venue with plenty of seating inside and out, lots of parking and a gift shop. We’ll definitely be back again.

I can’t believe they have a happy hour (2 hours) on a Friday night! Half price gin cocktails. And Four Pillars make some of the best cocktails I’ve had. Each time we visit there are some great additions to their seasonal menu along with their classics. A good selection of food to - snacks and full meals. We enjoyed the Gin and Tonic tasting in the distillery mezzanine as well. Being talked through their different gins and trying them with different tonics is a great way to explore their offerings.

We visited Four Pillars yesterday and were so impressed by how friendly and welcoming all the staff were. We had Cooper for the G&T tasting and Brandon for the distillery tour - both were absolutely incredible. We also met David, who entertained us while we waited for our next session and even treated us to some Shiraz Gin. SO good! Highly recommend this place. Great people, great vibes, great gin.

Excellent gin tasting with delicious cheeses, breads and jam to compliment. Gin Favorites with tonic was apple rhubarb, then Shiraz...

Excellent distillery. We appreciate the distillers' creativity and the staffs' laid back nature.

Go and get your gin on. This distillery can feel out of place location wise; but what they're doing here is San Fran Spirits Competition Gold metal winning. Yep, you heard right. There's a friendly chap at the door to greet you and give you a run down of your options. You can do a $10 tasting of the gins they have. Or you can just go to the bar and order. I opted for the GnT tasting paddle where you get three of the standard gins and a bottle of tonic water to go at your own pace with. To say that this place got crowded is an understatement, nearly all the tables filled up, inside and outside. A corner is filled with retail take home goodies. Booze books, gins large or small, even sample packs. They have a lovely copper bar tending set and custom Four Pillars glasses. All in all, I liked it here. Like really liked it. Although there isn't much where food is concerned, just the like to nibble on, olives and peanuts and such. That doesn't matter though, you're here for the hand crafted, high quality, awesome gin they put out. I came home with a bottle of the Bloody Shiraz gin and felt like it was Christmas time with my self gift. Can't wait to make a yummy Negroni or gin and tonic with it. You can find their gin at bars all across Melbourne. But there's something special about going to the source to try it.

Wow if only there were more Gin tastings around.... Walking in here the first thing you notice is the amazing aroma, it smells fresh, spicy, and complex. Although the building is huge on the outside, the place was full when we visited. There's a some bar tables around, counter and tasting area. Tasting is $10 per person and redeemable on purchase. We had to wait some time for tastings so decided just to buy a bottle of their standard. I am definitely keen to return and experience the full range but for now just excited to see Gin maker that presents their product so well and beautifully and local too !!

I didn't even know this was here but couldn't resist popping in and giving it a go. They distill smallish batches of premium gins. We had a $10 sampler which gives you a taster of all 4. There's the 'standard', Navy strength, a blend with Macadamia nuts, and a barrel aged gin. All were fab and we came away with the first and last on the list. The prices per bottle are pretty steep but you can redeem your $10 sampler money off a bottle. The staff were knowledgeable about the products and the history of gin itself. There's a bar here but the only food they have is snacks like nuts and toast with orange marmalade made from the left over oranges used in the distilling process. Will be back!

Gin heaven. If you haven't tried the four pillars gin yet; get here now. And if you have, well I'm preaching to the converted. This place is beyond amazing not just because of the gin either. First of all though, the gin is pretty bloody great. They have a couple of standard styles that they do; the navy strength, the rare dry and the barrel aged. There now seems to be a negroni spiced gin and various other fun collabs or experiments that pop up which is excellent news for my spirits cabinet. You can buy their gins here and/or taste them. In cocktail or G&T form. I recommend do all of those things. The menu consists of a couple of very classic cocktails, with the four pillars twist and you can build these cocktails up by choosing from your favourite gin, vermouth and garnish. You can do this with gin and tonics too or you can get a tasting paddle so that you can really appreciate how different they all are. Food is simple snacks such as nuts or olives and please be aware the 'Red Snapper' is a gin based Bloody Mary like drink, not a fishy feast. The space it's self is a big beautifully converted warehouse which is 1 part tasting room, 1 part distillery and 10 parts storage. The whole place is riddled with inviting natural light and you can also sit outside. All of the tables are big and high so if you do turn up as a big group there should be space for you all to fit in. You can book into tours (think they do walk in for a tenner) and for bigger groups you have to book in advance. And lastly, this place is awesome because they seriously have the best staff ever. Oh and the guys that run this place rock. Lots of love all around. Who said gin makes you sad. Not at this place!!

Worth the wait to go on the gin tasting tour with great explanations on how they make it. Bottles to buy home can be found cheaper in Melbourne.

You have to stop in here... it should be hard to miss on the left as you come in to Healesville from Melbourne. The gin here is something you must try - if you like gin. Try the g&t taster and work your way through three top gins. I loved the Navy strength. You can tell they know how to treat gin by the tonics they apply to them. Fever Tree tonic can't be beat. Yum!

Excellent gins. The tasting paddle is great to try a variety. Lovely and knowledgeable staff.

Love this place. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. Delicious gins and a small but tasty array of snacks. Will definitely be going back!

Don't be put off by the crowded entry, you are quickly greeted and given the scoop of what's going on. Basically you have a choice of tasting gin straight or making your own G&T. We chose the tasting and was educated by the big tattooed love boy who's thinly vailed deviance we could relate too. They love what they do and know what they are doing and it overflows into a fun environment. If you like gin the $10 tasting fee is irrelevant because your going to buy a bottle. It's the most fun thing to do in the Yarra Valley with the exception of boxing a kangaroo at sanctuary. Awesome.

What can I say.... It's great to see a local (warrandyte) gin receive world acclaim... and fantastic to see this Mecca dedicated to enjoying the growing portfolio of Four Pillars Gina which now counts 'navy strength' and 'negroni' optimized and 'aged' in its list, open in Healsville. Beautifully decked out, educational, fun and worth adding to an expanding list of reasons to visit Healsville (Yarra Valley area).

Not a good experience with Four Pillars sadly... Very average customer service, felt quite unwelcome. Expecting to learn a bit about the brand and happy with their $10 tasting fee. Waited around for 15 min. with no one willing to help. Crowd around looked pretty boozed up including some staff. Definitely would not associate with the rest while sober. Complained about it and they handed my $10 back. Not really what was after, but still not discouraged try others. The Kangaroo Island KIS was great overall in comparison. Drove 800K to get to Four Pillars... surely there are others Aussie gin producers, providing better customer service out there.

Well Worth The Visit On the trip from Melbourne - Lilydale on the Maroondah Highway travelling into Healsville, the Distillery is located just as you come into town on the left hand side, which makes it stand out, and hard to dive pass. The building is impressive modern take on a shed with great amount of glass, steel to give a great stance of what a solid building should be. On entering we were greeted with warmth from the initial guide for the establishment, asking who is driving and have you been drinking today......'Halleluiah' an business that takes 'Responsible Serving of Alcohol' seriously and is a comfort on entering the business that they care for me to advise caution when consuming the Gin samples today, Thank you. We were advised to venture to the bar and purchase a sample glass for $10, then to join a small gathering of people who were on their journey exploration the selection at 'Four Pillars Gin'. The guide for our exploration was Sensational, with a very strong base of product 'Knowledge' and distilling procedures, mixed with the 'Skill' to evolve and engage everyone on their journey which was one of the best presentations that I have experienced. There were four different Gins on the tasting table from Four Pillars Gin, plus another from a joint venture with a Mexican Distillery. The selection of Gin displayed the complexities in the different gins the different flavor profiles and how it balances in the mouth. For anyone who likes gin this is a deferent stop on your travels and for anyone who may like or not really across what Gin is this is a great stop to explore the subtleties of great Gin.