Kavalan Classic Single Malt
$129.99
Bottled at 40%, this is the flagship in the Kavalan Whisky Lineup.
Producer Description
"Kavalan Classic Single Malt Whisky exemplifies the sheer quality of whisky coming out of Taiwan. The craftsmanship of the distillery works with the humid Taiwanese climate to create whisky that is diverse and complex. Fresh and clean, the spirit is rich with silky smoothness and hints of tropical fruits, mango in particular."
Glenmorangie 25 Year Altus
$934.99
Altus is the new Glenmorangie 25 Year, matured in ex-Bourbon, finished in Malmsey Madeira casks.
Producer Description
"Twenty-five years of patience. Decades of expertise. And one simple question – What if? Crafted from spirit born in Scotland’s tallest stills, The Altus (Latin for “high”) is matured in Glenmorangie’s bespoke designer bourbon casks before being lifted even further by a sprinkling of whisky finished in Malmsey Madeira wine casks – a nod to the distillery’s groundbreaking 1995 Madeira Wood Finish."
Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco
$37.99
Throughout the history of Nino Franco, the vineyards were the ones to make the difference, starting with Grave di Stecca, one of the rarest and perhaps the only example of a clos in the area, cultivated as a single vineyard since 1991. An “iconic vineyard”, a symbol of the cultural revolution that allowed Primo Franco to completely bind Prosecco to its territory of origin, plot by plot. Today, Nino Franco directly cultivates three plots in the municipality of Valdobbiadene, stretching for about 4 hectares. An area that resulted from relentless mass selection, the vineyards are vinified separately and cultivated according to specific protocols. The result is a range of «grand cru» Prosecco wines: labels that, season after season, embody the intimate bond of a wine to its chosen terroir. These wines are always a contender for the best Prosecco in the Veneto.
Fuller's Vintage Ale
$9.49
Notes from Alberta Beer Exchange
"Fuller’s Vintage Ale 2025 is a limited, bottle-conditioned strong ale at 8.4% ABV. Czech Most™ hops add red fruit and citrus, UK hops lemon and molasses, with crystal and Caragold malts giving caramel, raisin, chocolate depth. Smooth, rich finish, elegant."
Brewed in London England
Usseglio CNDP Magnum
$182.99
From Stephane Usseglio: Domaine Raymond Usseglio finds its roots in the initiative of my father, Raymond Usseglio, who founded it in 1963. My family's wine history dates back to 1931, when my grandfather, Francis, left his native region, from Piedmont, to settle in Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
After more than fifteen years of working in the fields, in 1948, he operated a sharecropping farm with his vines and produced his first wine in 1949. The year 1962 marked a significant turning point, with the planting of the first vines in my grandfather's name on the Terres Blanches terroir, now one of the most emblematic of the Domaine. Near these plots, in 1963, my father, accompanied by my mother Danielle, took up the torch from his father and founded the Domaine Raymond Usseglio.
Burdock Blue Oblong Ale
$27.59
From Burdock
"Like our Grape Ales, we rested feeder-aged table beer on Haskap berries and waited until it reached peak tastiness. This blobby berry beer is rich in wild bluebby character."
5% abv
El Jolgorio Mezcal Barril
$158.99
Felton Road Macmuir Pinot
$143.99
Felton Road is located in Bannockburn, in the heart of Central Otago. Vines were first planted on the estate in 1992, and they released their first vintage in 1997. Winemaker Blair Walter has been with Felton since the 1997 vintage, crafting wines using minimal intervention, wild yeasts, no fining or filtration, allowing the unique character of the terroir to express it's personality. Their wines have gained worldwide recognition as some of the most highly regarded bottles from New Zealand’s South Island. They farm biodynamically and are fully certified by Demeter.
Tetramythos Sideritis Nature Organic
$40.99
This is a unique, minimal-intervention orange wine from Greece, made from the rare Sideritis grape, known for its distinctive wild herb/floral notes (like mountain tea), citrus, minerality, and slightly tannic, complex profile, reflecting its high-altitude, organic origins with skin contact for a coppery hue and natural fermentation. It's a "natural" wine, meaning minimal intervention, no filtering, and often minimal or no added sulphites, showcasing the grape and terroir.