Patagonian Dry Gin
Our Patagonian Dry Gin is a citrus and juniper-forward gin with plenty of warm spice, herbal notes and red fruit undertones.
It is best enjoyed in any gin-based cocktail, especially following a day of adventure.
Calafate Gin
Our Calafate Gin is an extraordinarily deep purple hued gin with rich red fruit notes on the nose and dark tannins with a refreshing bitterness in the mouth.
It is best enjoyed in citrus-forward cocktails.
Last Hope Bar
Cocktails, share plates and the widest range of gins and whiskies you’ll find in Patagonia! Our small bar is the perfect spot to plan or recover from your Patagonian adventure.
High Season
Wednesday to Sunday 17:00 - 02:00
Low Season
Fridays and Saturdays 20:00 - 02:00
Our Distillery
Our little distillery is adjacent to our bar, a short walk from the centre of Puerto Natales.
We offer free tours of the distillery every day that the bar is open during the high season. The English tour starts at 17:30 and the Spanish tour starts at 18:30.
Torres del Paine Legacy Fund
For every bottle we sell, we proudly donate CLP$500 to the Torres del Paine Legacy Fund.
All donations go directly to sustainability initiatives that preserve, support and celebrate the park and its surrounding communities.
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Our Story
We’re two Australians who arrived as tourists in Puerto Natales in 2015. We hiked the famous W-trek, in the typical knock-you-over Patagonian winds, snow, rain and more snow.
Following our own fruitless search for the perfect post-adventure beverage, we've dedicated ourselves to righting this shortcoming in the gastronomic bounty of Puerto Natales.
Those that venture to this end of the world tend to be awesome people.
We´d love to meet you!
Opening Hours
Wednesday to Sunday 17:00 - 02:00
Free distillery tour at 17:30
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