Four Pillars Gin connected its venue and online gift-card systems through Wrapped during a website upgrade, according to a customer case study dated July 14, 2025. Wrapped describes two Lightspeed locations linked to Shopify; the page date does not establish when the implementation went live. [1]
A shared balance with specific purchase and redemption terms
The issuer’s Australian storefront, reviewed on October 19, 2026, lists eight digital gift-card amounts from AUD 50 to AUD 500. These are the current published options for the product supported by the connected workflow, rather than evidence of how many cards were sold. [2]
Four Pillars digital gift-card denominations
Eight stated gift-card purchase options on the Australian storefront.
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October 19, 2026 product snapshot, not the July 2025 implementation date. Face values are purchase options, not sales, balances, redemption results or a distribution of customer spending.
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| Category | Face value |
|---|---|
| AUD 50 | 50 AUD |
| AUD 75 | 75 AUD |
| AUD 100 | 100 AUD |
| AUD 150 | 150 AUD |
| AUD 200 | 200 AUD |
| AUD 250 | 250 AUD |
| AUD 300 | 300 AUD |
| AUD 500 | 500 AUD |
Four Pillars says customers can use the card online or at its Healesville Distillery and Sydney Laboratory gin shops. Its gift-card page supports scheduled email delivery and a code-based balance check. Workshops and experiences require contacting the team for assistance. The page says it does not currently offer physical gift cards. [2] [3]
The terms state three years of validity from purchase, while the gift-card FAQ refers to the date of issue. The terms also require purchasers and users to be over 18, prohibit cash redemption and say lost or stolen vouchers will not be replaced. Those stated restrictions sit alongside the terms’ preservation of Australian Consumer Law rights. [3] [4]
The historical case describes venue staff creating and scanning cards in Lightspeed and customer-service staff issuing, resending and topping up cards in Wrapped. Website and ecommerce manager Clare Fletcher said the team could customise customer touchpoints without developer help. Those are supplier-published accounts of capabilities and usability, with no measured sales gain, support reduction or financial return. [1]
The ACCC’s guidance requires clear disclosure of use restrictions, expiry and whether a card can be topped up. It lists exceptions to the general three-year minimum, including reloadable cards. The regulator does not approve individual gift-card products; the guidance supplies context for the issuer’s terms, not an assessment of this implementation. [5]
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Suzie Elis
Suzie Elis covers gift card products, digital gifting and distribution for Gift Card News.