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Distilleries in Australia

There are 368 distilleries, tasting rooms, and spirit producers in Australia on the Distillery Map. Tasmania banned small stills in 1839 and didn't lift the ban until 1992. Most of the Australian whisky industry dates from that single licence. Maturation runs fast — small casks, warm summers, and a lot of ex-fortified-wine wood out of Rutherglen and the Barossa. Gin has since overtaken whisky on producer numbers and accounts for a large share of this count. Both are represented below, and it skews small and independent.

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Frequently asked questions

How many distilleries are there in Australia?
There are 368 distilleries, tasting rooms, and spirit producers in Australia on the Distillery Map. The map is community-built and growing, so the number keeps rising.
What counts as a distillery on this map?
The map includes working distilleries, tasting rooms, and other spirit producers — whiskey, gin, rum, brandy, and more — compiled from OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, and community submissions.
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