Vilmart Grande Reserve Champagne
$105.99
Vilmart is a grower producer of the highest order. All grapes are picked by hand picked and left intact intact until they reach the traditional pressing shed. Settling is achieved by gravity to preserve quality; the juices are then delicately transferred to oak barrels and foudres (large oak casks), where primary alcoholic fermentation begins.
At Vilmart the vinification of all cuvées takes place in wood, which gives the wines their particular character, providing body, fruit, roundness and subtlety. Another characteristic of Vilmart champagnes is the absence of malolactic fermentation. This preserves freshness, tautness and subtlety, as well as the pronounced identity of the aromas.The wine is a blend of 70% Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and spends ten months in barrel prior to bottling. There is a fine balance between the primary fruit aromas, secondary (biscuit, bread, butter) and tertiary (minerals and spices) components.
Moutard Brut Grande Cuvee
$68.99
Produced entirely from Pinot Noir and left on it's lees for 3 years prior to disgorgement. Stone fruits and apple dominate with classic notes of broiche and kiss of apple and almond on the finish. Add the creamy, persistant mousse and it adds up to an expectional Champagne for the price.Moutard owns 22 hectares of their own grapes and purchase a small amount of fruit from friends in the Cote des Bars.
Fireball 50ml
$2.99
Yup. It's Fireball. In a 50ml Mini bottle. I don't know what else to tell ya.
Beere More Coffee Less Talky Stout
$5.69
Boombox Ultra Deluxe Tall Can
$4.09
Coconut Cartel Dark Rum w/ Coconut Water
$57.99
Guatemalan rum that has been aged for 4 to 12 years is then cut to 40% ABV with coconut water. Could this be a match made in heaven?
From The Producer
"Coconut Cartel is grade A 100% pure Guatemalan añejo rum cut to proof with fresh coconut water, ladies and gentlemen…top shelf…the good stuff. With unrivaled access to a reserve of exquisite aged rum and thousands of acres of coconut farmland, we bring you the finest imports from Central America."
Chateau Cap De Faugeres
$50.99
Chateau Cap de Faugeres encompasses 46 hectares of vines planted to 85% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon, typical to the right bank. Owner Silvio Denz has more than doubled the size of the vineyard over the last decade, employing a vine density of 6,000 vines per hectare. The vines are 30 years of, age on average but some run closer to 50. The terroir is mainly limestone and clay soils. The wine is aged in mostly, one-year-old, French oak barrels for 12 months
Reserva Huizar Reposado
$82.99
A crowd pleaser of a reposado Tequila for fans of Don Julio 1942..
Good Robot Tropical Storm Nectratonipa
$5.29