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TROPIC •  TRENDS














               Tropic like it’s hot


               What’s hot and what’s not
               on TropicTropic’s radar right now.





                                                                                           DISTIL ON THE HILL
                                                                           This newly-launched small-batch distillery,
                                              JUTE THEATRE                  born among the sleepy peaks of Kuranda,
                   When was your last visit to the theatre? With gigs and    takes ‘boutique’ up a notch. Distil on the
                 festivals dropping off our calendar due to COVID-19, it’s    Hill’s Batch #001 is an infusion of hand
                      a great time to look into what’s happening locally.     peeled and squeezed mandarin, vanilla and
                     JUTE Theatre will run La Bella Figura this October, a   Indonesian long pepper, thrown together in
                   deeply moving but comedic musical drama exploring       a small copper still. It’s all things aromatic,
                  Italian migration to Australia, and more specifically to   sharp and super refreshing. Head to Page 48
                    Far North Queensland. We have a bunch of tickets to   to learn more, or tropicnow.com.au/win for
                                giveaway at tropicnow.com.au/win.                        a chance to win a bottle.
                                           MORE: jute.com.au                           MORE: distilonthehill.com





                                                                           BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
                                                                           Described as “heirlooms to hand
                                                                           down through generations”,
                                                                           Beauty and the Beast has revisited
                                                                           the past to provide a unique
                                                                           alternative to everyday items.
                                                                           Ed Lane, a fifth-generation
                                                                           craftsman, fashions frizz-free hair
                                                                           combs from sustainably sourced
                                                                           livestock horns. He has a workshop
                                                                           and retail outlet in the Kuranda
                                                                           Oringal Rainforest Markets, and also
                                                                           makes Viking-style mugs with the

                         GLAMSWAG                                          same material.
                         Who likes the idea of kicking back and            MORE: beautyandthebeast.expert
                         relaxing no matter where you are?
                         We certainly do. GlamSwag provides the    WHAT’S HOT
                         gear to do exactly that with its Outback
                         collection, incorporating a waterproof
                         waxed canvas bottom and a soft cotton
                         plaid top. Ultra-cushiony linen swags
                         are also available, which double as a mini
                         jumping pillow for little ones or the perfect
                         bed for a beachside snooze.
                         MORE: glamswag.com.au








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