Boutique Distillery
Moonshine & Gin Distillery
Moonshine and Gin made with passion and care in the heart of Kent.
Same Day Shipping
All orders placed Monday to Friday will be shipped same day
Money Back Guarantee
14 day money back guarantee on faulty or unsatisfactory goods
5 Star Food Hygiene Rated
Awarded a Food Hygiene Rating of 5 by Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council
Our Products
Moonshine
Our own brand of Moonshines, beautifully infused with only the finest locally sourced ingredients. Available in 3 different strengths.
Gin
Our own brand of Gin, distilled using only the finest Neutral Grain spirit. Blended and infused with the best range of botanicals available.
Miniatures
Moonshine miniatures. 6 of our 50 Proof or 90 Proof small 50ml bottles in one box set. A perfect gift for any time of the year.
Our Story
Welcome to Cantiaci Craft Distillery, the home of premium quality moonshine and gin. We are a husband and wife team based in Kent with a passion for distilling. Spencer began distilling many years ago as a hobby, his first ‘still’ being a 4 litre kettle still. His enthusiasm transferred to Sherrie which led to a tour on a Harley Davidson to the southern states of America to learn more about the art of ‘Moonshining’.
After some years ‘under the radar’ we started our own legal distillery. Our main aim is to introduce the UK to Moonshine, though we do also have our own brand of Gin. There are some big players in the Moonshine market in America but hardly any who distill Moonshine here in the UK.
So why did we call it Cantiaci Craft Distillery you may well be asking. Cantiaci is a name synonymous with this part of the UK – Kent. The Cantiaci or Cantii were an Iron Age Celtic people living in Britain before the Roman conquest and gave their name to a civitas of Roman Britain. The Cantii were Belgic people from the North Sea or Baltics and were part of the third wave of Celtic settlers in Britain. They lived in the area now known as Kent, in south-east England. They capital was Durovernum Cantiacorum, now known as Canterbury. Julius Caesar was reported to have said of the Cantii people “of all these [British Tribes], by far the most civilised are they who dwell in Kent”.
