This selection (above reserve) from the estate vineyard has the sort of raisin and prune aromas that suggest super-ripe fruit. It's tannic and chewy, a style more reminiscent of Shiraz than most Pinot Noirs, and the finish brings the heat.

This is a surprisingly thin wine from this classic vineyard and stellar vintage. Flavors of strawberry, watermelon and cranberry seem dilute, and there is little backup as the wine trails out the finish. It's a pleasant and balanced wine, aged in 28% new French barrels that push out a toasty finish. Paul Gregutt

A multi-vineyard blend, this uses both barrel and concrete egg ferments. It's textured and complex, with lightly buttery apple fruit, a whiff of toast and salty minerality. It was aged for 16 months, and roughly half of the barrels used were new.

~Paul Gregutt

Satsuma peel, mandarin segments, butter biscuits, dry oak, bookbindings, and hints of baking spices on the nose. Warm orange, sweet vanilla, creamy pudding, sherbet, and a mellow pepperiness on the palate, but as the citrus theme swells, a taste of grapefruit bitterness washes over it, making for a sharp, bitter finish. With its 46% malt content, this has grace, but seems a bit mild for a warrior pirate queen’s tastes

"Brown sugar and caramel aromas entice the nose. The bold, warming palate opens with pecan and almond, finishing long with oak, charcoal, toffee and dark spices. What's in the bottle is a blend of rye, Tennessee whiskey and American malt whiskey, aged at least four years and bottled in bond. One of two new permanent expressions added to the line-up in May 2022. Kara Newman" - 92/100, Wine Enthusiast

This 12-year-old blend from William Grant & Sons, renowned for brands like Glenfiddich and Balvenie, undergoes maturation in three distinct types of oak casks: ex-Bourbon, ex-Sherry, and American oak. Bottled at 40% ABV, it offers a harmonious fusion of flavors derived from its diverse cask aging, promising a balanced and nuanced whisky experience.

"The first sniffings unearth a soft, slightly sour and vegetal aroma; more time adds minor scents of ash and unsmoked cigarette. The bittersweet palate entry taste flashes on cocoa bean and sap; at midpalate toasty, sooty flavors of tobacco leaf, wood smoke, wood resin and vanilla are found. Ends up semisweet, succulent and roughly spirity." - Wine Enthusiast 87/100

This Anejo tequila undergoes a meticulous aging process in American oak and ex-bourbon barrels for at least 12 months, fostering a symphony of nuanced aromas. Expect to encounter the inviting essence of roasted agave and wood, complemented by subtle undertones of dried fruit and butterscotch. Its velvety mouthfeel offers a delightful interplay of flavors, with notes of caramel, vanilla, and dried fruits unveiling themselves gracefully. Medium to full-bodied, it presents a rich and satisfying sipping experience. Whether enjoyed neat or over ice, this Anejo tequila promises to elevate any occasion with its complexity and depth of flavor.

"This whisky is slowly making its way around the world, but it was worth the wait, as master blender Colin Scott’s use of mizunara oak makes for an impressively different nose from Chivas Regal 12 year old. Pecans, sandalwood, coriander seed, honeycomb, peanuts, and rich oak aromas herald a warming dram with fabulously developed orange zest and vanilla toffee flavors, before a more assertive finish of dark toffee and tenacious spices."

This blend of straight bourbon whiskies, finished in red wine and sherry casks, offers a delightful array of aromas and flavors. The nose entices with inviting grain notes, reminiscent of porridge, accompanied by a medley of spices including cinnamon, clove, and spearmint. Subtle hints of baked apple, citrus oil, honey-roasted peanuts, and milk chocolate add layers of complexity. On the palate, nutty grain flavors take the lead, intertwined with red fruit, caramel, and vibrant spices like black pepper, cinnamon, and candied ginger. Citrus oil, walnuts, and a touch of cigar tobacco emerge, leading to a nutty and somewhat light finish. Distilled by Jim Beam master distiller Fred Noe and expertly blended by Suntory master blender Shinji Fukuyo, this bourbon offers a harmonious balance of flavors and textures, making it a true delight to savor.

This whiskey presents a bright, delicate, and approachable profile. While it may not be a showstopper, it offers generous sweet fruit flavors, reminiscent of candied red apple sweetness, along with floral and black cherry notes. On the palate, it displays modest structure, featuring notes of lemon and pistachio, complemented by gentle hints of baking spice and sandalwood. This blend comprises two Kentucky straight rye whiskeys and two Kentucky straight bourbons.

This unique blend combines American rye, Canadian rye, and port to create a distinctive flavor profile. While gentle spice and sweet vanilla notes greet the nose, there are hints of browning apple, wet leaves, and oxidized red wine that may seem somewhat subdued. The palate offers a simple and sweet experience initially, reminiscent of fake maple syrup, with additional sweet vanilla flavors carried on a rather light body, akin to some rice whiskies.

The slightly fruity overall note is supported by delicate smoke. Spring-like lightness with citrus and subtle sweetness on the palate is complemented by fine wood tones.

Xi Feng 1956 is a distinctive Chinese spirit crafted from a blend of sorghum, barley, and wheat. Its aromatic profile is characterized by intense notes of green apple and wet grass, offering a refreshing and invigorating olfactory experience. On the palate, it unveils a sweet earthiness that is complemented by a lingering aftertaste, contributing to its overall complexity and depth of flavor. Best enjoyed neat at room temperature, it serves as an excellent accompaniment to a meal, enhancing the dining experience with its unique characteristics.

The appearance of this whiskey is a light amber hue, hinting at its complexity. Upon nosing, one encounters a robust bouquet dominated by heavy floral notes reminiscent of lilies and stewed white fruit, alongside just-overripe banana. However, this floral profile is juxtaposed with a subtle meatiness and a touch of pleasant sulfur, adding depth and intrigue. On the palate, the whiskey reveals its full-bodied character with a thick and creamy texture, delivering an explosion of fruit flavors that coat the mouth. This is a bold and unmistakable Speyside dram, showcasing the classic distillery character in a statement-making expression that demands attention and admiration.

The nose of this whiskey offers delicate berry fruit notes, accompanied by hints of resin, walnuts, and sweet icing sugar. On the palate, the berry notes take center stage, supported by a subtle hint of cloves and evolving into flavors of licorice, dark chocolate, and zesty tangerine. The finish is characterized by a spicy kick, with lingering notes of aniseed adding depth and complexity.

Handcrafted tequila that is created for sipping, this is barrel aged for 11 months giving it a beautiful copper colour. On the palate, it is soft with flavours of sweet caramelized agave, vanilla and cinnamon. The finish is warming and long with notes of spice and toasty oak.

The aroma of this whisky evokes the rugged seaside, with bracing notes of sea spray, salt, and the sweet tang of dried cherry and fig. Freshly hewn oak and burnt driftwood add depth, while cracked black pepper and pine resin provide a spicy and resinous accent. On the palate, it is remarkably smooth, revealing robust flavors of smoked and seasoned meats that linger long into the finish, which seems to stretch on endlessly.

Building upon the triumphs of Teremana Blanco and Reposado, and championed by the global icon Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, their Añejo steps into the tequila arena. With notes of apple, pear, oak, vanilla, agave, caramel, and baking spice, the rich palate leads to a long and intricate finish. Pair it with samosas adorned with green chutney for an exquisite experience.

The nose of this whisky presents a delicate blend of spice, honey, and green apples. On the palate, creamy flavors of orange, honey, mint, and toasted grain come to the forefront. The finish offers notes of burnt toffee, bread pudding with raisins, and a subtle hint of bananas foster. While there is some alcohol astringency, it is minimal, and a faint touch of bitter oak emerges towards the end.

This product harkens back to the traditional methods of crafting tequila, boasting intense aromas and flavors reminiscent of the classic approach. It showcases prominent notes of cooked agave, accompanied by subtle hints of citrus, such as grapefruit, and fruity undertones reminiscent of apple and cantaloupe. Additionally, it offers spicy accents of clove and anise, adding depth and complexity to the overall profile, resulting in a tequila experience that is both robust and nuanced.

Bright gold in the glass, look for a fresh and breezy aroma that mixes grassy notes with gentle vanilla. It's light and soft on the palate, showing honey, pepper and banana before finishing on baking spice and spearmint notes.

Color: Brilliant ruby Aromatic: Crisp, fresh red fruits with a chalky note Palate: Fresh linear fruit initially, medium weight on the middle palate with a smooth, subtle finish.

Color: Bright, clear, gold Aromatic: White flesh fruits, lychees and white flowers Palate: Full, round and generous with a good weight and a smooth ripe structure. The fresh aromas carry through to the finish.

The Legacy Collection by Mission Hill Family Estate represents the pinnacle of Okanagan Valley winemaking, showcasing their unwavering commitment to quality. Hand-selecting the finest fruit from their estate vineyards, they craft small-lot wines coveted for their cellar-worthiness. Despite the region's relative obscurity in 1981, its glacier-formed valley offered ideal conditions for winemaking, inspiring Mission Hill's vision for the future of Okanagan wine. Today, as Canada's sole five-time winner of Winery of the Year, they continue to draw inspiration from the valley and their vineyards, embarking on an enduring journey of excellence. Their Bordeaux blend, a harmonious integration of soil, climate, and clone selection, exemplifies the unique terroir of the region, yielding elegant and luscious fruit.

The Legacy Collection epitomizes the apex of excellence in the Okanagan Valley, representing our unyielding pursuit of quality. Each vintage, we meticulously hand-select the finest fruit from our estate vineyards to craft these small-lot wines, revered as our most esteemed and cellar-worthy offerings. Back in 1981, the Okanagan Valley was largely unexplored as a wine region, yet its potential was recognized amidst the region's stonefruit orchards. As grape growers dared to plant vines in uncharted terrain, the valley's glacier-formed landscape revealed varying soil profiles, basking in long, sun-drenched days and diverse microclimates, offering an opportunity for wines of unmistakable terroir. Fast forward to today, where Mission Hill Family Estate stands as Canada's sole five-time winner of Winery of the Year, with multiple international accolades for our varietals. Anchored in our profound connection to the valley and the meticulous care of our vineyards, we continue to embark on this enduring journey of winemaking excellence. In our winemaking philosophy, akin to a quatrain's harmony in verse, four harmonious grapes converge. Fermented in small French oak fermenters and aged in French oak barrels, each component contributes to the wine's elegance and purpose, with Syrah lending depth and character to the blend.

Savor the exceptionally smooth spiciness and the intoxicating, full-bodied pleasure that comes from a blend of juniper, cinnamon, haskap berries, and refreshing citrus notes.

Siddiqui Brown Rum, pronounced 'sid-dee-key,' is designed to serve as a bridge between whisky and rum. It starts with Siddiqui White Rum as its base, which is then aged in American oak barrels. This process allows the rum to acquire its distinctive color along with a slightly smoky, oaky, and caramel flavor profile. Although Siddiqui is an American brand headquartered in California, its production for the international market is undertaken by the team from Penderyn in Wales.

A new NAS expression from Scapa on Orkney, matured entirely in first-fill American oak casks. An initial hint of lime cordial, then musty peaches, almonds, cinnamon, and table salt. More peaches on the palate, with tinned pear and a little honey. Tingling spices in the drying finish, which soon becomes quite bitter – detracting from the overall balance.

A deep golden yellow color, the nose is expressive with notes of fresh breadcrumbs, a touch of toast and butter, and a hint of minerality. Full-bodied and unctuous on the palate. A great Chardonnay, rich, mineral and well-balanced, playing in the same league as its illustrious neighbors Chassagne and Puligny!

A family business created in 1979, Champagne Gremillet is today managed by the founder's children, Anna and Jean-Christophe Gremillet. Around 50 embassies and consulates around the world choose Gremillet for their receptions. The house produces nearly 500,000 bottles of Champagne each year and is increasing in demand. This Champagne is made from 85% pinot noir and 15% chardonnay, coming from several terroirs and four to five different vintages, and 20% ​​Reserva wine. Now, completely organic, it is fruity, fresh and balanced; ideal for all occasions.

A new, no age statement addition to the Laphroaig family that blends together Quarter Cask, PX, Triple Wood, and 10 year old. The nose is reminiscent of freshly-treated decking, before some classic iodine creeps in. Water brings out geranium, pollen, and damp leather. The palate is simple, clean, and mild (and smoky), with bay leaf, light dried fruit, and that oily wood. Undoubtedly there's a lot going on, but it’s not married, and 40% means it lacks the necessary wallop.

Aged 45 days, this Tequila has a faint straw tinge and an aroma that mixes zesty tomato and sweet honey-vanilla. Vanilla wins on the palate—bold and sweet, with hints of coconut and dill, drying to a nutmeg and cinnamon-accented finish. Versatile cocktail choice.

Nose: Aromas of ripe pear, citrus zest, and white flowers.
Taste: Flavors of juicy peach, lemon curd, and a hint of honey.
Palate: Smooth and creamy texture with a refreshing acidity and a long, mineral finish.

Good intensity on the nose with savoury, inky, mocha notes. Full bodied yielding tannins and dry chewy finish.

Nose: Citrus, white flowers, and hints of tropical fruit.
Taste: Crisp acidity, lemon zest, grapefruit, and a touch of honey.
Palate: Fresh and lively, with a medium body and a long, zesty finish.

Meat, soil and cherries create a rich nose, with softer cedar, vanilla and coconut peeking through. The palate has more cherries, plus plums, chocolate and a velvety texture reinforced by polished tannins. An acidic bite precedes a long, slightly bitter finish.

Concentrated fruit ripeness gives this wine a soft, plushy quality that contrasts—and complements—the firm, chalky tannins. Find notes of red cherry, pomegranate, wet stone and river water with well-integrated oak tones.