Clink Mimosa Vodka Cocktail RTD

$4.04

This mimosa-style cocktail is made with vodka, carbonated water, and orange juice. 5% ABV

Producer Description

"Crisp, refreshing and tastes just like the homemade go-to. Made with real juice and zero sweeteners it's exactly like you imagine it should be. Just the right amount of bubbles, not too sweet and our nod to the OG champagne cocktail.

150 calories. 12 g sugars. 5% ABV

Carbonated water, Vodka, Sugars (cane sugar, orange juice concentrate), Natural flavours, Tartaric acid, Citric acid, Carrot and apple concentrates (colour), Sodium benzoate, Potassium sorbate.

​FREE FROM: 

Artificial sweeteners, Gluten, Sulfites and Judgment."

Rest & Be Long Pond 24 Year

$212.50

This mellow and elegant rum is from a single cask bottled by the Rest & Be Thankful rum company. Distilled at Jamaica's Long Pond distillery in a pot still. ITP stands for Ive Trewlany Pot, this marque represents a lighter weight pot still rum with medium-low esters, and was originally produced by Worthy Park distillery long, long ago. 

This underwent both tropical and continental aging in American oak, and bottled at 54.7%

Good Day Mango Soju

$10.34

Good Day Mango Soju is made in South Korea. Specifically, it's the flagship brand of Muhak, a Korean distillery established in 1929. The distillery's unique manufacturing process, which includes ten-times filtration and active oxygen infusion for 72 hours, contributes to the smooth and clean taste.

12.5% Abv

Cinco Salted Margarita

$4.94

From the Producer; 
"Made in British Columbia with a little more

100% blanco tequila from Jalisco Mexico,
sparkling BC water, lime juice a pinch of salt
and a touch of organic blue agave nectar.
Lite, refreshing and highly sessionable.

7% Abv,  Gluten free.
Real Tequila, Real Juice, Real Good!"

Dram In A Can -Green Can

$8.99

From the Producer,

"Two Stacks Signature Blend 43% ABV Dram In A Can

Suits: The whiskey novice or those looking to explore alternative Irish whiskey styles in an easy trial or on-the-go format.

A good all-rounder. Approachable & versatile.

This modern Irish blend revives the art of whiskey bonding, combining grain, malt, and pot still whiskey for an ultra-smooth, versatile spirit - ideal for sipping or mixing."

Token Bitters 4x15ml Sampler

$26.99

From the Producer;

"All Token Bitter products are crafted at Edmonton's local Hansen Distillery using an ethanol extraction process. By taking a neutral spirit and infusing it with a variety of aromatic botanicals, ranging from flowers, herbs, spices, roots, fruits, seeds, and bark, we are able to deliver a unique spectrum of tasty flavors. ."

Featured flavours:

• Strathcona Orange
• Whyte Lavender
• Ritchie Cherry
• Calder Chai

3. Do they contain alcohol? 
While the bitters contain 42% alcohol by volume (ABV), each serving holds an insignificant amount of alcohol relative to its size, classifying them as non-alcoholic products. The 42% ABV is full of denaturants that come from the botanicals, which make them bitter tasting and unpalatable for consumption as a conventional aperitif or alcoholic drink. 

4. Are they vegan and/or gluten free?
Yes! There are no gluten or animal products used in any part of the extraction process, therefore our products are both vegan and gluten free. Additionally, many of the ingredients that Token uses in extractions are known for their therapeutic benefits in traditional cultures.

5. Are the bitters organic?
Token Bitters do not contain any artificial flavors or ingredients – we make it our mission to source only organic ingredients whenever possible. Soon we will be certified to put the term "organic" on our product labels. 

Additionally, we source organic ingredients both locally and from fair trade sources around the globe. Our hops, for example, are cultivated by the BC based Harvesters of Organic Hops, and our favourite place to stock up on essentials is Edmonton’s Old Strathcona Farmers Market!"

 

Fandango Jovan Mezcal

$32.79

Tequila Chisme Blanco

$36.89

Chartreuse Yellow

$62.99

Producer Description

"Created in 1840, this yellow liqueur is inspired by the Elixir Végétal recipe. It was so popular that Father Garnier, attorney and responsible for liqueurs at the time, subsequently decided to officially name it Chartreuse Jaune and registered the “Chartreuse” mark in 1852. It was a liqueur with a 43 ° content, produced and still made today by the Chartreux Fathers."