Cascahuin Anejo Tequila
$86.99
From the Producer,
"Tequila Cascahuín has its origins in 1904 in the traditions of tequila production processes, distinguishing itself to this day for its authentic flavors and its select quality of the best agaves cultivated in the valleys area.
The word “Cascahuín”, the distinctive sign of our company, and the idea of its founder Salvador Rosales Briseño, arises from pre-Hispanic roots whose interpretation is “Hill of Light” or “Party on the Hill”"
Il Palagio Bocca Vermentino
$47.99
Sting and his wife Trudie Styler purchased this estate and villa many years ago, a labour of love that has yeilded some very good wines over the years. From the mid-1500s Il Palagio has harvested, fermented and bottled its own wines. Sting and Trudie have gone to great lengths to keep the tradition alive. Using organic farming methods, they have replanted 11 hectares of vineyards since 2000. Resulting in four beautiful reds: Message in a Bottle, Casino delle Vie, Sister Moon and When We Dance.Thewhite Baci Sulla Bocca is made from Vermentino.
Cabin Great Expectations
$18.16
Les Trois Mousquetaires Gose Tall Can
$4.49
Brewer's notes:
"Historically from the Leipzig region of Germany, this sour beer is brewed with salt water and coriander seeds."
Field House Triple Fruit Gose Tall Can
$5.59
Venturini Montelocco Lambrusco
$29.99
A classic Lambrusco! This fruity, easy-drinking sparkling red wine is coming from Venturini Baldini, a fantastic low-intervention producer in Emilia Romagna. Expect notes of plum, blackberry, black cherry and violets, with a hint of earthy spice. This wine is best paired with most Italian cuisine; tomato-based, cheese-based, cream-based pasta dishes, or cured meats and cheese!
Old Forester 1897 Bonded Bourbon 50%
$77.99
The 1897 Bourbon from Old Forester is named in honour of the Bottled in Bond Act of 1897. The Bourbon of course adheres to the guidelines put into law by this act, which means:
- All whiskey in the bottle must be produced by one distillery and by one distiller over the course of one distillation season.
- The whiskey must be at least four years old.
- It must be bottled at least 100 proof / 50% ABV
- The whiskey must be aged in bonded warehouses under United States federal supervision.
- The label on the bottle has to state which distillery it comes from and also where it was bottled.
Dalwhinnie Distillers Edition 2021
$132.89
Diageo's Distillers Edition series is sort of a 'shadow version' of their Classic Malts range. The distilleries that make up that coveted sextet are largely household names that most whisky enthusiasts have tasted, or at least heard of: Oban, Talisker, Dalwhinnie, Lagavulin, Cragganmore, and Glenkinchie. And while many folks are familiar with the flagship malts from those iconic distilleries, most haven't tackled the Distillers Edition range, where those classic single malts get treated to a bit of bonus time in finishing casks. This Dalwhinnie DE, for example, is essentially the classic 15-year-old, reracked into ex-Oloroso sherry casks for a period, and bottled each year in limited editions. Expect a richer experience than you'd find in the Classic Malts. A very welcome variation on a theme.
This is the 2021 edition, distilled in 2006, and bottled at 43%.
Dingle Irish Single Malt Whiskey
$83.99
While Dingle Distillery has been releasing small batches of its Irish Whiskey for a few years now, this is the first regular expression to hit the shelves. Their Single Malt is triple distilled and bottled at 46.3% after being matured in a combination of PX Sherry and first-fill ex-Bourbon casks. It is purportedly composed of 6 to 7-year-old Dingle Whiskey stock.