Dieu Du Ciel Peche Mortel 4pack
$20.49
Now in a 4 pack. This beer is all about coffee. And this isn't just any stout, but an imperial stout, which means that it is modeled on the strong, rich, and very complex stouts that were made in England in the 19th and early 20th centuries exclusively for shipment to Russia. Peche Mortel is French for "Mortal Sin" and this sin is meant to be savoured. This intensely black beer is infused with Fair trade coffee.
Six Corners Brew Works Stump Splitter
$16.99
A keg of Stump Splitter. Available only by special order.
Odd Society Bittersweet Vermouth
$27.99
Vermouth made in Vancouver by the wonderful distillyer Odd Society! Here's what they have to say about their Bittersweet Vermouth: "Based on an old Italian sweet vermouth recipe found in an antique notebook, this reimagination combines 25 botanicals and fine BC wine fortifi ed with our malted barley spirit. Our Bittersweet Vermouth is unique, yet timeless. Its rich and intense flavours will add a subtle complexity to your favourite cocktails or stand alone as a strong apéritif."
Troubled Monk Open Road Brown 6 pk
$19.79
Sun on your back and wind in your hair. Nowhere to be and no rush to get there. Freedom. Whether it's on two wheels or four. A big ol' motor between your legs or pedals under your feet, there is nothing quite like that feeling of cruising down the open road. So when you get to where you're going, don't forget to pause and celebrate the journey. Raise a glass to following your bliss.
Collective Arts Ransack The Universe Can
$4.89
Galaxy hops from Myrtleford, Victoria, Australia and Mosaic hops from Yakima, WA deliver aromas and flavours of tropical fruits, mango and citrus. Light malt body lets the hops shine through, and finishes crisp but not bitter. A hemispheric hop mashup.
Vineland Estates Vidal Icewine - 375ml
$46.99
From one of Niagara's top wineries, these beautiful icewine shows just why this style of wine has made Canadian wineries famous around the world! It's made from the Vidal grape, a hybrid grape that makes terrific icewines — rich, unctuous, yet well-balanced, too, with both sweetness and acidity. Serve chilled with dark chocolate or fresh fruit, or experiment and use some in a cocktail!
Black Hills Bona Fide
$46.99
What used to be the secondary label from the Okanagan's renowned Black Hills Estate Winery has evolved into its own thing. This easy-drinking red blend is fun and full of flavour, and it's made with the same attention to quality as Black Hills' other great wines.
The 2022 vintage of Bona Fide consists of 42% Malbec, 33% Carménère, and 25% Syrah matured for 10 months in concrete tanks and neutral French Oak barriques.
Benjamin Bridge NV
$46.99
One of Canada's most lauded wines! The critics have nothing but rave reviews for this well-priced sparking wine from Nova Scotia's wonderful Benjamin Bridge winery. "Canada's best sparkling wine," says one. "The most complete and flawless sparkling wine I have ever reviewed," says Wine Diva Daenna Van Mulligan. And here's what Anthony Gismondi from the Vancouver Sun has to say: "Mind-blowing sparkling wines that would challenge any highly rated French Champagne.”
Meyer Pinot Noir Okanagan Valley
$32.99
From one of the most respected Pinot producers in the Okanagan Valley! The gentle, minimal intervention style at Meyer filters all the way down to the introductory Pinot simply labelled ‘Meyer’. It bears an Okanagan Valley designation and blends fruit from the home property Mclean Creek Road Vineyard in Okanagan Falls, Reimer Vineyard in South East Kelowna and two East Kelowna sites. This delightful Pinot Noir was aged in older oak barrels which softened the wine without adding much oak flavour. It has aromas and flavours of cherry and strawberry. The juicy texture adds to the wine’s immediate appeal. (This is the 2015, but Decanter gave the 2012 an impressive 91 points. You get the picture: The Meyer family knows what they're doing!)