Come learn with us at our in-person workshops, browse our publications or come visit the Lab on Waiheke Island.
In-person workshops
Throughout the year, we’ll organise and teach at workshops all over New Zealand as well as at selected international events. Here are The Alembics Lab’s current regional and international workshops.
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The Art of Distillation (Waiheke Island) 15 February 2025
$138.21 -
The Elements of Flavour, (Waiheke Island, NZ) 23 November 2024 and 1 March 2025
$168.92 -
The Elements of Fragrance (Waiheke Island) 22 March 2025
$168.92 -
Grain to Glass Workshop (Next Dates TBA) email to register interest
$365.48
Waiheke Workshops
The Alembics Lab opens it’s doors on Waiheke Island for regular in-person workshops—coming soon! In the meantime we will be running Waiheke Workshops in various venues around the island. Why not come and join us?
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The Art of Distillation (Waiheke Island) 15 February 2025
$138.21 -
The Elements of Flavour, (Waiheke Island, NZ) 23 November 2024 and 1 March 2025
$168.92 -
The Elements of Fragrance (Waiheke Island) 22 March 2025
$168.92
Gift Cards
Know someone who loves learning, exploring the natural world or distilling? Give them a meaningful gift with an Alembics Lab gift card.
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Gift Card
$15.36 – $276.41
Alembics Publications
Alembics own publications, designed to supplement our courses and deepen your learning. New titles will be added as they are published. We expect our library to grow and grow.
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Alembics Gin Immersion Workbook (Printed)
$15.36
Copper Stills
You may have noticed we use copper alembic stills in almost all of our courses. Copper is energy efficient and highly antibacterial making it the ideal material for use with water and high heat. Alembics NZ stocks a range of copper alembic and stainless steel stills—you can buy a complete set up, or choose from their range, and they ship worldwide. Contact the Alembics NZ sales team to help you make the right choice.
Stainless Steel Stills
Stainless steel is extremely durable and easy to maintain and clean. Modern and economical, stainless steel stills are a great choice for larger steam distillations of essential oils—especially for those few oils that react with copper, like rose geranium, manuka and kanuka, and for producing high-proof base alcohols.