Matt & Steve's Original Lt Spiced Caesar
$19.99
Suigei Drunken Whale Junmai Sake
$31.99
Suigei Tokubetsu Junmai is a versatile sake known for its balanced flavor profile, featuring both rich rice umami and a crisp, dry finish. It is often described as having a subdued, clean aroma with notes of rose, wood, or fresh rice, and can be enjoyed both chilled and warmed. This sake is highly versatile for food pairings, as its acidity enhances dishes whether served cool or hot, making it an excellent mid-meal choice.
Chateau La Tour Blanche
$127.99
Rated as one of the top Sauternes from 2016, the Château La Tour Blanche is outstanding. While 2016 was not a great vintage for the sweet wines of Sauternes, this beauty makes the most of it. Fabulous notes of honeyed peach, tangerine, flower oil, and honeyed citrus all give way to a sexy, full-bodied, flamboyant effort that’s already impossible to resist. Drink it any time over the coming two decades.
97 points, Jeb Dunnuck
Barge Cotes du Rhone Loch Ness
$26.99
Julien Barge descends from a long line of Côte-Rôtie winemakers. His family have been growing grapes in the area since 1860, though it wasn’t until 1929 that Jules Barge started selling wines bottled on site. Major change came to the family business when Julien’s father, Gilles, joined his own father at the winery in 1979. Although many traditions were kept, Gilles introduced some modern techniques and standards. Unique at the time, he started bottling some wines as single-vineyard cuvées. Emphasis was made on whole-cluster fermentation and the use of neutral old barrels for aging. He was not interested in the flashier style of wines that were starting to appear in the area. An ambassador for the region and it’s wines, he was also the President of the Côte Rôtie Growers Syndicat. Under Julien’s direction the winery continues to bottle wines of utmost purity and simplicity. The Loch Ness is now dominated by syrah, sort of a declassified Cote Rotie, soft and plummy with great spice.
JL Denois Pinot Noir Grand Vin
$47.99
Nestled in the foothills of the Pyrenees in Southwest France is the coolest climate and highest elevation appellation in the Languedoc: Limoux. There, outside the lofty Medieval village of Roquetaillade, lives Limoux's most famous vigneron, Jean-Louis Denois, the gentleman responsible for bringing Chardonnay and Pinot Noir to this ideal terroir in the 80’s. His eponymous domaine, founded after he sold his first Limoux project Domaine de l’Aigle to Gerard Bertrand twenty years back, includes 15 hectares of vines at 400-500 meters above sea level on limestone and clay soils. Denois quickly rose to prominence in France for offering incredible bubbles at incredible prices. His crémants used the finest techniques and clones of Champagne without the same price tag, earning the regard of leading Champagne experts like Jancis Robinson who deemed the wines “a little fruitier, more opulent, and less obviously lees-aged than the best champagnes but infinitely better than cheap champagne” by the turn of the millennium. The wines have only continued on their path to terroir singularity and deliciousness over these last twenty years.
Smirnoff Vodka 1.14L
$45.99
Barsol Pisco Quebranta
$47.99
Gordon's London Dry Gin 1.14L
$42.99
Ketel One Vodka 1.14L
$59.99