Rebel 6 Year 100 Proof Bourbon
$91.99
Yellowstone American Single Malt Whiskey
$81.99
Old Hunter's Selection Czech Rye Whisky
$45.99
Annex Valley Fog Kveik IPA
$22.49
Lowlife Docklife Wild Saison
$4.79
From the Producer
Low Life Barrelhouse is an urban brewery and winery nestled in the heart of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Tucked away just off Confusion Corner, our taproom offers a one-of-a-kind atmosphere unlike anything else in the city. Towering, custom-built functional oak barrels line the walls, framing a sleek and minimalistic bar and seating area.
Low Life Friends
$4.79
Chateau Faugeres 2015
$110.99
The flagship of the Vignobles Silvio Denz portfolio, Château Faugeres consists of 42 homogeneous hectares of some of the most beautiful terroir in St.-Émilion. The vines are located on the appellation’s limestone plateau, composed of calcareous soil on asteriated limestone dating from the Lower Oligocene, and on south-south-east facing clay-limestone slopes in a cirque, made up of calcareous soil on clay-limestone molasse from the Upper Eocene and Oligocene.
Silvio Denz set himself the objective of bringing out the best in this exceptional terroir by monitoring Château FAUGÈRES’ vines as closely as possible with his team. This has required time, work and meticulous care to accompany the growth cycle and achieve optimal ripening.
Chateau Clinet Pomerol
$239.99
Nestled in the middle of the illustrious Pomerol region of Bordeaux, Chateau Clinet shares the same praiseworthy terroir with world-renowned producers like Petrus, Chateau Lafleur, and Chateau Le Pin. The best Chateaux from this appellation craft are extremely fine, velvety, and rich Merlot-based wines, and Chateau Clinet is no exception. The phenomenal winemaking team at Clinet (which includes the talented Michel Rolland) has been relentless in their pursuit to make wine that challenges even the greatest Pomerol producers.
Chateau Lagrange 2014
$121.99
After a long period of mediocrity, Château Lagrange was purchased by Japanese liquor giant Suntory in 1983 with Marcel Ducasse as directeur général and winemaker. Large budgets from Suntory allowed Marcel Ducasse to invest in the remake of the vineyards and cellars and led to a successful revival of Château Lagrange. He restored the chateau to it's once great status, and the wines are now first rate, once again.