Hibiki 21 Year
$1,849.99
Spirit of Scotland Annandale 2015
$89.99
59.6% - 10 Year - Refill Bourbon Barrel
Signatory Benrinnes 30 Year Symingtons
$614.99
Part of the Symington's Choice Range, this Signatory cask of Benrinnes was distilled on June 6th, 1995 and bottled 30 years and five days later on June 11th, 2025. It was matured in in a 2nd fill Pedro Ximenez Hogshead, Cask 101. One of 345 bottles at a strength of 49.1%.
Signatory Laphroaig 25 Year Symingtons
$1,084.99
It's a Laphroaig at 25 years old. What else do you need to know?
Edradour 200th 22 Year Amarone
$499.99
50.8% - 2003 – Amarone Casks 1001-1005
89.54pts Whiskybase
1921 Anejo Tequila
$92.99
33 Brewing Bright IPA
$5.39
From the Brewery;
"Nothing is new in beer. More hops, more haze, less hops, more clarity, too bitter, too soft. Our new IPA release is an extraction of the desirable from both worlds. Balanced, softly bitter, juicy yet classic. Bright."
5.9% Abv
Yukon Wes Coast IPA
$4.22
From the Brewery;
"Yukon Brewing has been brewing beers since 1997, and these beers are available throughout western Canada. Of course, the best selection is always in our on-site store – drop by if you are in Whitehorse. And, if you are in Whitehorse, you can visit our tasting area, to try a flight of samples, or a full glass, of anything that we offer.
Brewed right here in the Yukon — where “remote” means you can drive for hours without seeing another person… but you’ll probably spot a moose before you spot a traffic light."
Beurer White Blend
$33.99
Among winemakers in Germany, Beurer is revered and his whites and reds are nearly always considered among the greats. Few winemakers are able to achieve such thrust and such purity, from the simpler Trollinger and Portugieser up to Grauburgunder, Sauvignon Blanc and, yes, Riesling. His winery is in Swabia, a southern region only recently created by the importer Selection Massale. Swabia is not part of the old-school, cannonical history of winemaking in Germany. It is a fertile place, with a diverse array of agriculture. Which brings us to the second reason that Beurer is not as famous as he should be: he does not focus solely on Riesling, but embraces the wild and complicated diversity of Teutonic grapes and wines.