Macbeth Collection Glen Grant 56 Year
$14,000.00
Part of a massive 42 bottle collection of whiskies wherein each release represents a character from MacBeth, which is a little-known off-broadway play by some guy named Bill Shakespeare.
This bad boy is one of the big ones. One of the six apex malts in the range. A 56-year-old single Sherry Butt of what is unquestionably a once-in-a-lifetime dram from Glen Grant that had an outurn of a mere 100 bottles. 92.0pts on Whiskybase
Producer Note: “It was imperative that King Duncan held the requisite status and gentle character. Over the many years we’ve been searching for casks, we have, on occasion, been fortunate to find those truly rare occurrences of whiskies of great age that retain great elegance.This Glen Grant, distilled on Speyside in 1965, fits the bill perfectly: the beautiful light fruit of the spirit, the suggestion of forest floor, dusty books...an abundance of sophisticated flavours that are created only after decades in the finest wood.”
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 48.2% abv.
Cirka Gin Sauvage
$55.99
Made using a base corn spirit and a whopping 33 botanicals, the Gin Sauvage from Cirka is bottled at 44% ABV.
Alvarinho Deu La Deu Reserva
$43.99
The wine comes from a cooperative formed by 25 winemakers, active since 1958 in the Minho region, in the north, famous for it's white wines for a long time.
Thevenet Fils Petit Perou Brouilly
$31.99
Anthony Thevenet’s interpretation of Beaujolais is a unique combination of wines from decades past and today’s trend of voluptuously fruity, early-drinking renditions with a serious edge. After cutting his teeth in the cellar of Georges Descombes, one of the local veterans of natural winemaking, followed by five years as the right hand man of Jean Foillard, one of the true luminaries of Beaujolais, he went out on his own. 2013 was his first vintage, though his walk through the fire began early in his career with the hot 2015 vintage followed by 2016, where hail destroyed the majority of his production that year—testing his skills in managing results no one has seen in Beaujolais as long as his 90 year-old grandmother has been around. Petit Perou is a family offshoot run by his siblings.
Manoir Du Carra Morgon
$31.99
Located in Dénicé in Southern Burgundy in the heart of the Beaujolais region, the Manoir du Carra has been a family winery since 1850. Shaped by the Sambardier family for generations, the estate today counts more than 34 hectares (84 acres) of vines and produces well-known appellations such as Beaujolais Villages, Brouilly, Juliénas, Moulin-à-Vent, Fleurie….
The winery today is led by Frédéric and Damien Sambardier who are focused on the future. They want to represent a “new generation” with new ways of working and a different state of mind. The key to their success is devoting all their energy to creating tailor-made wines under the eye of mother nature.
Their passion for terroir and respect for the environment has led them to adopt a Quality and Environment Charter to practice sustainable viticulture that respects nature.
Supeflux Semigloss IPA
$26.49
From the Brewery
"Semigloss is an IPA born out of our Experimental IPA series and then tweaked to our liking.
Dry hopped with Citra, Simcoe, and a load of Idaho 7 Cryo.
We taste notes of round fruit, sweet resin, and pineapple."
ABV: 6.0 %
G&M Discovery Glen Grant 11 Year
$99.99
One of Scotland's most iconic bottlers meets one of Scotland's most iconic distilleries. The Discovery Range is a great hopping on point for the G&M portfolio. The prices are brilliant, the bottlings are rock solid, and literally the only knock on the range is the low bottling strength. But we all know that quality supercedes any bias we have toward higher strenghts, right? Right?
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 43% abv.
Bib & Tucker Double Char 6 Year Bourbon
$96.99
Like the regular 6-year-old Bib & Tucker Bourbon, the Double Char is distilled and aged in Tennessee. What sets it apart is the second heavily charred virgin oak barrel it spends its final few months in before bottling at 44% ABV.
Still Austin The Artist Rye
$99.99
Bottled at 49.8%, The Artist Straight Rye Whiskey from Still Austin is made from a mash of 100% Texas grown Rye and aged for at least 2 years.
Still Austin Distillery resides in Austin, Texas, and was founded in 2015. What sets Still Austin apart from other craft distilleries is its 42-foot tall column still dubbed Nancy, which was crafted by Forsyth's of Scotland.
Producer Description
"This lively whiskey, made from 100% Texas grown rye grains, represents Still Austin's affection for the Artist - that mischievous, fearless soul who strives every day to make our city more unique and unpredictable."