Scapegrace, which was formerly known as Rogue Society is made by two Kiwi brothers-in-law in Christchurch. The black, distinctive bottle is a modern take on genever bottles from the 19^th century.

Made in a 19^th century whisky still stumbled across in an abandoned shed after much conversation between the brothers about how much they wanted to make a gin. The natural black colour comes from the combination of Aronia Berry (native NZ botanical), Saffron, Pineapple, Butterfly Pea and Sweet Potato – The gin beckons “Come to the Dark Side” and we love the dark side!

The colour of the gin is made possible thanks to the precise temperatures that the botanicals are distilled at and the order in which the botanicals are added. Besides the exciting taste, it boast an above average level of theatrics with a natural pH indicator – butterfly pea – which turns purple/lilac when exposed to an acid (all carbonated drinks are acidic).