Collective Arts Stranger than Fic Porter
$4.04
Collective Arts Brewing is a grassroots craft brewer based in Ontario that aims to fuse the creativity of craft beer with the inspired talents of emerging artists, musicians and filmmakers. Matt Johnston and Bob Russell founded Collective Arts Brewing on two beliefs: The first that creativity fosters creativity. And the second, that creativity yields delicious pints. Stranger Than Fiction is a full-bodied porter with plenty of roast flavours as well as hints of molasses and chocolate. Ridiculous amounts of chocolate and pale ale malts make this porter smooth and creamy.
Sortilege Maple Syrup & Rye Whisky
$31.49
From the brewery,
"Born of a rigorous distillation and meticulous ageing process, our whisky develops complex flavours during its 1,100 days of maturing in oak barrels. From there, our whisky is masterfully blended with our delicious Quebec maple syrup, which lends Sortilège its unique and authentic flavour."
30% Abv
Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye
$39.59
This Crown Royal release is a blend, 95% of which is rye grain distilled at the company's distillery in Gimli, Manitoba. When reviewed upon its first release in 2015 it was given a respectable 91 points by Whisky Advocate. Also, some guy in a Panama Hat dubbed it the World Whisky of the Year back in 2016. Regardless of what we think of him, the Crown Royal Northern Harvest is a solid Canadian Whisky and worth a try if you are a Crown Royal or Canadian Whisky fan! 45% ABV.
Benromach 15 Year
$104.99
The new Benromach 15 Year, in sharp new packaging, is made from malts matured in First Fill Bourbon and First Fill Sherry casks before bottling at 43%.
Le Vieux Pin Syrah
$52.69
Named for the solitary majestic old growth pine of their Oliver estate, Le Vieux Pin sits perched amidst the famed vineyards of the Black Sage Bench: Canada’s sole pocket desert, located in the South of British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. Since releasing their first vintage in 2005, Le Vieux Pin has captured the essence of traditional French winemaking, along with the bold New World character distinct to the region. They are considered to be a leading Syrah producer, the winery uses low input viticulture and non- interventionist winemaking to make exclusive vintages that carry with them a sense of time and place.
Eau Claire Parlour Gin
$48.59
Eau Claire's flagship gin. Eau Claire is Alberta's first modern craft distillery. It was founded in 2013 and resides in Diamond Valley, Alberta.
"A tribute to the Prairie’s famed Alberta Rose, Parlour Gin is Eau Claire Distillery’s second release," according to the team at Eau Claire. "This London-dry style gin augments more traditional gin botanicals creating a juniper berry induced dryness, but with unique hints of rosehip, Saskatoon berry, coriander, lemon, orange, mint and spice. A medium gin, it is dry with a smooth, harmonious texture and little harshness."
La Messagere Gluten Free Berry
$3.50
From the Producer
"Capped with a naturally pink foam, this berry ale avoids all in transparency of a deep garnet color. The delicate sweetened tang, this refreshing beer reveals the natural freshness of the fruits and balances its high content of buckwheat and rice malt. It’s fruity and acidulous flavours are release little by little from the raspberry, cherry and blackcurrant perfumes."
4.7% Abv
Moon Curser Syrah
$33.59
"A staple of the South Okanagan vineyard scene, this peppery, fruit driven, elegant wine is well worth trying," says the winemaker, and we agree! This fine red is dry and medium-bodied, with pleasant notes of black cherry, black pepper and a subtle floral hint. Pair with anything meaty: slow-roasted lamb, steak or roast beef.
Moon Curser Border Vines
$35.69
The 2022 vintage of Moon Curser's Border Vines is made of 35% Petit Verdot, 33% merlot, 16% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 16% Cab Franc.
Producer Description
"Osoyoos East Bench grown, Bordeaux inspired. Petit Verdot and Merlot lead the way; Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc follow."