Riverina Gin is coming home to set up a distillery at Borambola

Conor Burke
May 26 2022 - 12:30pm
TASTES LIKE HOME: Husband and wife team Tess and Jake Eaglesham, pictured with daughter Harriet, started their Gin company in the early chaos of the pandemic in 2020. Picture: Conor Burke
TASTES LIKE HOME: Husband and wife team Tess and Jake Eaglesham, pictured with daughter Harriet, started their Gin company in the early chaos of the pandemic in 2020. Picture: Conor Burke

A recent change by Wagga council to allow the artisan food and drink industry to operate in certain areas in Wagga is allowing local businesses to flourish.

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Conor Burke

Conor Burke

Journalist

Conor covers Wagga city council, business and defence, but is definitely interested in your quirky story. Mobile: 0400 311 335 EMAIL: conor.burke@dailyadvertiser.com.au

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