• List of Two Doos bottle with silver medal awards
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The Rare Orchid Distilling Co.

List of Two Doos Contemporary Gin

List of Two Doos Contemporary Gin

Silver Medal 2024Silver Medal 2025
$85.00 AUD
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42% ABV · 700mlDistilled in Landsborough QLDAward-winning small batch

Some recipes are written down. This one is a list the family keeps folded away, botanical by botanical, and the name is the only clue you get. List of Two Doos is The Rare Orchid Distilling Co.'s contemporary gin of quiet intrigue, a silver medallist at the Australian Gin Awards 2024 and the bottle our cellar door guests most often ask to taste twice.

The secret list resolves into something singular: a smooth, rounded gin that closes with anise myrtle, the native Australian leaf lending a gentle liquorice warmth that rises softly at the back of the palate and settles like the last note of a song.

List of Two Doos Contemporary Gin is distilled, bottled and labelled by hand at The Rare Orchid Distilling Co., an award-winning family distillery in Landsborough on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. 700ml.

Explore the full range of Rare Orchid gins or taste them at the cellar door in Landsborough.

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The botanical bill

  • anise myrtle
  • secret botanicals

In the glass

Tasting notes

Nose

soft juniper with a herbal lift.

Palate

very smooth, layered botanicals that keep their secrets.

Finish

anise myrtle warmth, subtle and long.

The ritual

The perfect serve

Four steps, no shortcuts. The same pour we teach at the tasting bench.

Choose

Two ways, as the name suggests. With tonic, or neat over one large piece of ice.

Gin

Thirty millilitres of List of Two Doos. Let it sit a moment.

Tonic

If you go the tonic road, keep it clean and dry. No garnish; the myrtle speaks.

Finish

Wait for the anise myrtle to rise at the back of the palate. That is the second doo.

The way we pour it at the cellar door.

The judges agreed

Silver Medal

Australian Gin Awards 2024

Silver Medal

Sydney Royal Distilled Spirits Show 2025