Ezra Brooks 99 Proof Bourbon
$46.99
Berkshire Dry Gin
$37.99
The Berkshire Botanical Dry Gin uses Norway Spruce, juniper, coriander, sweet orange peel, and grapefruit for its ingredients. Bottled at 40.3% ABV.
From The Producer
"The Yattendon Estate, where Berkshire Botanical gin is created, is one of the largest Christmas tree growers in the U.K. Crisp and delicate, Berkshire Botanical Dry Gin is perfectly balanced for a classic G&T, or more adventurous cocktails."
Berkshire Honey Orange Blossom
$37.99
From The Producer
"Copper pot distilled and then gently infused with local Berkshire Honey & Orange Blossom. Our inspiration comes from the flora and the fauna on the Yattendon Estate. Fragrant orange blossom, light notes of honey alongside crisp juniper and citrus. Perfect for a gorgeous G&T. Try this with Elderflower tonic."
Steinhart Rhubarb Gin
$37.99
Felsina Fontalloro
$104.99
Felsina is one of Italy's best Chianti producers and Fontalloro is a special wine that gets classified as IDT Toscana simply because the two vineyards - which are adjacent - fall into different Chianti zones, the dividing line literally runs through the middle of their vineyard. As such it's always been considered a Super-Tuscan despite being made with 100% Sangiovese. Regardless, it's a stunner.
Rolet Cremant
$41.99
Firmly anchored to its land, Domaine Rolet has been one of the leaders in the development of the Jurassian vineyards.A blend of Chardonnay, Savagin, Pousard, Pinot Noir and Trousseau from France's Jura region, produced in the Champagne method. It is aged on its lees for 12 months prior to bottling. Delicious stuff and great value.
33 Brewing Cosmic Xtra Pale Singles
$5.29
Cabin Belgo Pop
$4.69
From The Producer
"Want to talk beer trends? Let’s talk beer trends!
Well before there was hazy this, and thiolized that, and DDH this, that and the other thing, the OG beer innovators in Belgium were facing a conundrum; the brewery juggernauts in England were releasing pale ales en masse to compete with European lagers that were capturing the hearts and palates of beer-lovers across the continent, including in Belgium. Belgium’s answer to this pop beer invasion? The Belgian Pale Ale. Easy-drinking, but with just enough of that quirky Abbey yeast character to remind you this is truly a Belgian beer.
Belgo Pop Belgian Pale Ale (5.5%) channels that pop movement with a beer that has a complex malt sweetness, with fruity notes of candied orange, pear, light white pepper and lychee. It finishes dry, is mighty refreshing, and is a trend – albeit one from long ago - that we can definitely get behind."
Eighty Eight Flexi Munich Helles
$15.69