Strait & Narrow Pear Rhubarb RTD 6pack
$19.49
From the producer
Refreshing and flavourful. Made with a custom handcrafted gin distilled in house, by us.
110 Calories
4 Grams of sugar
BC-sourced rhubarb
100% gluten-free
5% abv
Establishment Dream Synopsis 4-pack
$23.89
Pithon-Paille Mozaik White
$43.99
Blindman/Fieldhouse IPA Mix 4pack
$20.29
Paquera Mezcal Espadin Barril
$102.99
Paquera Mezcal Barril
$130.99
Blindman Strawberry Fruited Saison Bottl
$15.19
Dieu Du Ciel Aphrodite
$5.99
6.5% ABV - from Dieu du Ciel of Quebec.
From The Producer
"Aphrodite is a dark ale brewed with cocoa and vanilla beans. Its flavour profile offers dark chocolate, bourbon and roasted malt tones. Gentle sweetness from the vanilla harmonizes alongside the bitterness of cocoa, presenting a subtle and surprisingly balanced finish.
This beer was first crafted at our Montreal brewpub in May of 2003."
Penderyn Rhiannon
$104.99
Bottled at 46%, This Penderyn features sherry casks and a tribute to a Welsh goddess.
Producer Description
"Written in the Welsh language in the 11th century, The Mabinogi are the earliest prose work in the history of Britain. They were transcribed from the oral tradition and have since been translated into many languages. The Mabinogi is generally agreed to be a single work in four parts, or ‘Branches.’ The interrelated tales deal in mythology, history, political themes, romances and magical fantasies.
The stories feature strong women characters, and none are stronger than Rhiannon – an enchantress and a horse goddess who could ‘out-run any pursuer even whilst riding slowly’. She was famed for being intelligent, generous, strong-willed, otherworldly, adept at strategic planning and gifted with both supernatural and physical powers. On her journey Rhiannon uses magic to rid herself of a suitor, is falsely accused of infanticide, and later becomes one of only four survivors of a magical thunderstorm. Rhiannon in Welsh means ‘Great Queen’ or ‘Divine Queen.’ Her parents were the Fairy King and Queen of Gwent (in reality a sizeable Welsh Kingdom of ancient Britain), who educated her to handle sovereignty and governance. Rhiannon also possessed a number of magical birds who could soothe the living into a deep slumber, or wake the dead from eternal sleep.
Rhiannon later became the subject of Stevie Nicks’ song on the eponymous Fleetwood Mac album (1975): ‘She rules her life like a bird in flight…’ More recently Rhiannon has turned up in modern fantasy novels."