The Lost Tide Story
Lost Tide Spirit Co is a micro distillery in Stansbury, on the beautiful Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. Keira & her fiancée Bennett founded and operate Lost Tide Spirit Co, from their cellar door located in the historic Oyster Bay Hotel building on the foreshore.
Both are passionate distillers and cocktail & mixology enthusiasts, they are handcrafting premium small batch gin, cocktail liqueurs and vodkas. They’ve created a range of classic cocktails with an Australian twist, are developing new liqueurs and cocktail recipes and have many more new and exciting things on the horizon.
Lost Tide Spirit Co is named after the unique tidal movements in St Vincent Gulf, just out the front of the cellar door. St Vincent Gulf is one of a few places in the world where the phenomenon of a neap tide occurs, it is called a “dodge” tide in South Australia.
The scientific explanation behind a dodge tide is that the amplitudes of the main semi-diurnal tide constituents are almost identical, which results in a day-long period of slack water occurring roughly twice a month, where a tide is dodged or as LTSC describe it: “lost”.
Generally on a “lost” tide, fishing is slow, and the surf is pretty flat. We think that it’s a perfect time to enjoy a G&T or a delicious cocktail with friends and family.
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Our classic dry gin. Carefully selected botanicals blend harmoniously to create our take on the classic juniper forward profile. We recommend our Classic Dry Gin with a Mediterranean Tonic, a fresh orange wheel & a rosemary sprig. Suggested Tonic: Mischief Tonic No. 1 Strangelove Coastal Tonic Water Capi Dry Tonic Water 40% ABV 700ml
Lost Tide HQ
In the historic Oyster Bay Hotel building, just down from the award winning Dalrymple Hotel.
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Started in a shed by the beach on the beautiful Yorke Peninsula.
Limited runs. Premium ingredients & attention to detail.
Phone: 0421 013 571
Email: keira@losttidespiritco.com.au
License no: 57622984
Special thankyou to PHD Photography for capturing our product images.
We acknowledge this land we work and live on today is the traditional land of the Narungga people and we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.