Loch Lomond Single Grain Unpeated
$49.99
Odoul Coquard Gevery 1Er Cru Combott
$249.99
In the prestigious Burgundy region, Domaine Odoul-Coquard stands out for its long-standing commitment to exceptional winemaking. Over 4 generations, the estate has honed its craft to produce wines that vividly express the character of their varied terroirs and reflect a harmonious balance of tradition and innovation, resulting in wines of remarkable complexity and elegance.
Located in Morey-Saint-Denis, in the heart of the Côte de Nuits, Domaine Odoul-Coquard was founded in the early 20th century and has remained family-owned and operated for four generations. Today, Sébastien Odoul continues this legacy, drawing from his extensive experience at acclaimed Burgundy producers such as Domaine Dujac, and Domaine Thierry Mortet.
Prairie Bears Prairie Berry
$11.49
From the Producer;
"Starting a cider company may not seem like a linear career path for Kelli, a doctor and Brett, a heavy duty mechanic. But Prairie Bears Cider Co. is no side gig. Making cider out of rescued fruit started as a creative outlet for us during Kelli’s residency in 2017 but it quickly became something we turned into a way of life. Now we’re tending to our growing prairie orchard near Alberta Beach and crafting ciders that reflect both our commitment to quality and our love for the community we live in."
Chateau d'Issan 2022
$173.99
The 2022 Château d'Issan is a big hit, especially since it was awarded James Suckling's Wine of the Year for 2025 (98 points). This third-growth Margaux is described as a powerful, elegant, and exceptionally balanced vintage featuring notes of blackcurrant, violets, and cedar. It is widely considered a benchmark, potentially the best wine ever produced at the estate, offering high quality for its price.
Domaine De Chevalier
$181.99
The 2022 Domaine de Chevalier is a highly regarded classic, an elegant Pessac-Léognan, featuring roughly 60-65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30-35% Merlot, and small amounts of Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Scoring between 95-99 points from the mainstream critics, noted for its deep colour, refined tannins, and notes of black fruit, graphite, and violets.
Prairie Bears Farmhouse Dry
$11.49
From the Producer;
"Starting a cider company may not seem like a linear career path for Kelli, a doctor and Brett, a heavy duty mechanic. But Prairie Bears Cider Co. is no side gig. Making cider out of rescued fruit started as a creative outlet for us during Kelli’s residency in 2017 but it quickly became something we turned into a way of life. Now we’re tending to our growing prairie orchard near Alberta Beach and crafting ciders that reflect both our commitment to quality and our love for the community we live in.
“We wanted to do something interesting with our lives.”- Kelli
Brasserie Sir John Mets-Y Delazoune
$9.99
From the Producer;
"Collaboration with Toltèk Brasseur Artisan , Le Ketch
Okay, by now, I think it's common knowledge; Sir John loves bowling. After several evenings spent playing, we just had to brew a bowling-themed beer. That's how Mets-y de la Zoune came about. And, for those unfamiliar with Lachute bowling lingo, "la Zoune" is when you throw your ball and it curves, practically defying all of Newton's laws, and almost always going for a strike. A beautiful shot for those with the skill!
10% Abv
Eighty Eight Happy Dance IPA
$5.79
From the Brewery;
"The perfect New Zealand Hazy IPA for cutting a rug in a good mood.
6.7% Abv
AppearanceLight, milky haze. Thick foam.
Aroma - Cannabis, light citrus, mango, guava, passionfruit.
Flavour - Red berries, tropical fruit, tasty weed.
Mouthfeel- Smooth, creamy, semi-sweet. Slight bitterness that lingers."
Field House Japanese Dry Rice Lager
$5.79
From Fieldhouse brewing;
Fresh drop, nice and crisp. Our Japanese Dry Rice Lager just landed with a light-bodied, clean, and refreshingly dry with smooth malt + rice character.
Easy drinking, dialed in. | 4.8% ABV ????