Domaine De Lenclos Chablis 1Er Fourchau
$99.99
L'Enclos has become a superstar in Chablis, joining the ranks of such legendary names Raveneau and Dauvissat, albeit at much more reasonable prices, for now anyway.
Domaine De Lenclos Chablis 1Er Montmain
$91.99
Chablis at its best represents the purest expression of Chardonnay on the planet. Most are unadorned with oak and as such there is nowhere to hide if the wine is not impeccably made or if the vintage was less than ideal. Domaine de l'Enclos has risen to the top of Chablis ranks in recent years, and for good reason. This is pure, mineral-driven Chablis from one of the best premier cru sites in Chablis. Serve it with oysters, salmon, Thai food, and sushi.
Blindman Super 8 Barrel Aged Porter
$5.69
NODO Tequilana Reposado
$53.99
Made from 100% Blue Weber Agava harvested at 7 years of age, No Do Tequilana is made just outside the designated geographical boundaries of Tequila production. The Reposado is matured for four months in ex-Bourbon barrels.
Wild Common Still Strength Blanco
$154.99
This Tequila Blanco is bottled at a respectable 100-proof - or 50% ABV. It was made by Master Distiller Salvador Rosales Trejo from 100% Blue Weber Agave in small stills made from copper and stainless steel. It is produced at the Casachuin Distillery, which was founded in 1904.
Wild Common is a Tequila bottler built around the concept of bottling clean, additive-free Tequila and Mezcal with a focus on the sustainability of traditional Agave spirit making practices..
From The Producer
"Wild Common still strength tequila blanco is an honest expression of agave with nothing to hide. Clean, bold agave flavors dominate this exceptional tequila blanco. Bright citrus, cinnamon, and anise lead the way while the velvety mouthfeel envelopes your palate. Long, warm, and complex, this tequila is for agave purists with the highest of standards. At 50% Alc./Vol., our team has unanimously chosen to 2x distill this tequila blanco to proof and not add any water. Master distiller Salvador Rosales Trejo - aka “Chava”, has flexed his lifetime of experience here. Salud."
McGuinness Peach Schnapps
$29.99
15% ABV
Producer Description
"Fresh market peaches are available from May through September. McGuinness™ Peach Schnapps bottles up the fresh fruit flavour so it can be enjoyed all year round."
Royal Tokaji 6 Puttonyos
$154.99
One of the world's truly great, and under-appreciated, sweet wines:
From owner and world-renowned wine writer Hugh Johnson: Nothing about wine moves me more than its ability to survive and express place and time, even through ordeals that seem ready to destroy it. Wine is a stage in a natural and inevitable process. We set it in motion when we plant a vine. The less we do to intervene with the behaviour of roots and leaves, soil, sun and rain, the better.”
Fine quality Aszú berries with good flavour, balance and perfect botrytis were macerated in fermenting must for two days. After pressing and finishing fermentation, the wines were filled into 300 and 500-litre Hungarian oak casks in our extensive, deep, underground cellars to mature for over two years. The final blends were carefully crafted in the spring of 2020.
Enjoy now or cellar for future enjoyment as the wine matures. Sip as an aperitif, serve with fruit-based desserts or ha
Gerard Julien Cote de Nuits Armand
$91.99
Domaine Gérard Julien is located in Comblachien, just south of Nuits Saint Georges and dates back to the late 19th century. As Gérard continued to purchase more holdings in the 70’s and 80’s, he was able to grow the estate to roughly 10 hectares with parcels distributed in Nuits Villages, Nuits Saint Georges, and Echézeaux Grand Cru.
Étienne Julien, son of Gérard, assumed control of the estate in 2012 as winemaker. Being the fifth generation of the estate, he is introducing new methods to his winemaking while keeping the vision in line with previous generations, including organic viticulture. These wines exude another level of liveliness and energy.
Gobelsburg Gaisberg Reisling
$54.99
The very early history of the castle Gobelsburg and its vineyards is an unwritten story as with many similar estates in Austria. Archeological excavations in one of our vineyards (Grub) and during the extension of the chateau’s vaults have released many traces of settlements in the Eolithic, bronze and Iron Age, the Roman Empire and early medieval periods. Fast forward to January of 1996 when the estate and its vineyards were acquired by Willi Bründlmayer and Michael Moosbrugger through a long-term lease. Today the estate and winery are managed by Michael. Some of Austria’s finest vineyards belong to Schloss Gobelsburg, these being the vineyards on the terraced Heiligenstein and Gaisberg as well as the hollow site between the two hills, the Grub. The terroir of these hills and hollow sites are very diverse – each exemplifying their unique nuances. The hills have porous rocky soil containing mica-schist and gneiss, as well as basalt in some places on the Heiligenstein. The soil within the hollow is fertile loess 4 to 8 meters deep. On the adjoining lower sites there is loess and loam mixed with some brown and sandy soil. The Gobelsburg plateau which is south of the château, has vineyards that rest upon pebbles and gravel that were transported here by the “early Danube.” Additionally, there is a topsoil of about 0.5 to 1.0 meters consisting of black and loamy soil and loess.