Establishment Whoa Nelly 4-Pack
$22.79
Restocking fee
$0.00
Liquidity Rose
$32.99
Liquidity was established in 2008 when Ian MacDonald, a businessman and art collector, teamed up with some Calgary energy industry executives to buy an ailing Okanagan Falls vineyard left over from a failed winery project. It was a success, and a few years ago it was sold to the Iconic Wineries group, owned by Anthony von Mandl (of Mission Hill and White Claw fame). Grown specially for rosé, the pinot noir for this wine comes from their home vineyards in Okanagan Falls and Oliver. Each block was picked at the perfect ripeness for rosé, capturing unique flavour profiles specific to those sites. It's classic rosé, with citrus and crushed strawberry flavours.
Edradour 11 Year Natural Cask Strength
$174.99
This 2013 Edradour was matured 11 years in ex-Bourbon casks before bottling at 60%, in the Ibisco decanter.
Signatory Glenlivet 18 Year 59.1%
$249.99
We don't see too many independent bottlings of Glenlivet, let alone 18 year olds at cask strength from sherry casks. This 2006 vintage was matured in a First Fill Oloroso Sherry Butt for 18 years before bottling at 59.1%. 89.75pts Whiskybase!
Signatory Bunnahabhain 20 Year 61.2%
$449.99
This 20 year old Signatory Bunnahabhain is from a First Fill Oloroso Sherry Butt, distilled in 2004 and bottled 2024 at 61.2%. 88.45pts Whiskybase
SYC Clock Out 4-pack
$16.49
Pegau Cotes du Rhone Maclura
$27.99
A blend of grenache 60%, syrah 20% mourvèdre , and 10% cinsault 10%. Born under an Osage orange tree, the Cuvée Maclura Côtes du Rhône calls for the greediness of the fruit revealing a blend of spices with delicate tannins. Designed with respect for the traditions of the south, and ideal with hearty country fare.
Domaine Nozay Sancerre
$47.99
Le Nozay is a small 17th-century castle located near the village of Sainte Gemme en Sancerrois to the north of Sancerre. It wasn’t until 1970 that Baron Philippe de Benoist and his wife Marie-Hélène came to settle in the Château du Nozay in this magnificent setting which later became the Domaine du Nozay. Armed with their will and their ardour to create a vineyard in Sancerre, Philippe and Marie-Hélène de Benoist planted the first hectare of Sauvignon Blanc, the king grape variety of Sancerrois, in 1971 – an area which they extended over time to 15 hectares.