Margaux shows us the elegance and feminine side of Bordeaux. This second label of Chateau Brane Cantenac, a Second Growth of Bordeaux is a blend of 65% Merlot, 32% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 3% Cabernet Franc. Already silky and very promising, it expresses black fruit aromas of blackberry and fleshy cherry mixed with elegant toast, smoke, and vanilla. The tannins are refined and balanced and is absolutely in the drink window.

"The 2016 Durfort-Vivens is gorgeous. Cabernet Sauvignon aromatics and structure play off the natural intensity of the year beautifully. Blackberry, grilled herbs, licorice, leather and crème de cassis are all vividly sketched in this layered, expressive Margaux. (AG) " --- Vinous (1/2019)

96 points - James Suckling

With all the excellent qualities of this legendary wine from Pauillac, the blend of 58% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, and 2% Petit Verdot can be opened and enjoyed, especially if you like the Pauillac style of cassis, cedar, graphite and earth aromas and flavours.

Lush, round, medium bodied and packed with fresh, ripe red fruits, licorice, earth and mocha, the wine is forward, elegant and supple textured in the fruit filled finish. ---The Wine Cellar Insider:

94 points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate" Medium to deep garnet-purple colored, it absolutely sings of red roses, black tea and tilled black soil with a core of crushed blackberries, Morello cherries and cassis plus a hint of cinnamon stick. Medium-bodied, the palate delivers a great intensity of ripe black berries and floral layers, framed by soft, silken tannins and seamless freshness, finishing long and mineral laced. (LPB)" (11/2018)

94 points - James Suckling

93 points - Wine Enthusiast

The nose displays plenty of menthol, blackberry and blackcurrant aromas. On palate, this medium-bodied wine is fresh and ripe with a long, clean, mineral and herbal finish. An incredibly food-flexible wine!

"Wet earth and sliced, fresh mushrooms. Menthol. Dark berries, such as blackberries and blueberries. Full-bodied, dense and whole, but you don't feel the tannins, even though it is so powerful and structured. Detailed and defined. Cashmere. Wonderful finish. Glorious young Cheval. Try after 2025, but so wonderful already. " -James Suckling (2/2019)

100 points - Robert Parker

99 points - James Suckling

98 points - Decanter

The second label of First growth Chateau Latour is just as impressive as its big brother, and at 12 years old, if there is more than one bottle in the cellar, time to see how it's evolving. Not an epic vintage, but well made, nonetheless. The tannins are fresh, there is good weight in the mouth and the typical flavours of cassis, cedar and graphite are here in this iconic Pauillac.

Aged in new Spanish Oak barrels as a rare approach to age their bourbon for 4 years before blending it with a 5-year-old whiskey aged in American Oak. Hints of corn and warm pecans, smooth and rich, with a subtle sweet pecan finish.

The house of Dr. Zenzen has since 1636 been wine growers in Germany. This family tradition of more than 380 years stands for great experience and exclusiveness concerning the quality of wines. The Einig-Zenzen family produces wine grown in the hills above the river Mosel in the small picturesque village of Valwig in the heart of the Mosel wine region.

A combination of rums, aged between 12 to 20 years and rested in a variety of casks, create this 20th-anniversary edition. The result is a stunning amber colour, with aromas of fruit, vanilla, and milk chocolate. The palate reveals complex flavours of cinnamon and sweet molasses with a balanced and delicate finish.

For the first time we offer Undone No.3 Not Whiskey, a non-alcoholic whiskey with the taste and aroma of a unique blend of American bourbon and Irish whiskey.

There is news that you really needed to receive. Bitter Cream Almond and Caramel Tart is one of them. The flavor of the iconic Bitter Almond, in Cream and with an unexpected twist. Because Cream is choosing (even when indecision hits).
Aroma: Subtle characteristic notes of bitter almond and caramel.
Flavor: Creamy combination between the bitter aftertaste of almond with the sweetness of almond and caramel tart.
How to enjoy: Very fresh - fresh from the cold or with two ice cubes.

A novidade para os amantes de Amarguinha... e de chocolate!
Apresentamos a Amarguinha Creme Chocolate com Amêndoas: se a Amarguinha Creme já era irresistível... agora é ainda mais apetecível.
A ousadia de adicionar o cacau a uma Amarguinha Creme, por si só, já deliciosa. Assim, fica difícil para ti. Até porque Cream é escolher, mesmo quando queres escolher todas.
Aroma: Características Amêndoa Amarga. Notas terrosas, indulgentes e amargas do Cacau.
Sabor: Combinação do toque aveludado do creme, com o travo das amêndoas amargas e o sabor tentador, suave e adocicado do cacau.
Como saborear: Bem fresco - acabado de sair do frio ou com duas pedras de gelo, e mesmo bem agitado. A sério, agita bem e sem medos antes de servir.

A harmonious combination of intense and enveloping notes of bitter almond that balance very well with the velvety sweetness of the cream . This is Casa Redondo's commitment to innovation in a liqueur segment that has never opted for bitter almond cream. The first cream made from this dried fruit in Portugal and probably in the world.

The bitter almond is a traditional Portuguese liquor, particularly of the southern region, Algarve. It is produced by traditional and unique processes and can be consumed simple (fresh) with ice (crushed or on the rocks), together with lemon juice or as an ingredient in a cocktail.This liqueur is born from the beautiful region of the Algarve with its almond blossom! For the nostalgic, it reminds them a little of their Algarve.

Tasting note: Atypical aromas are surprisingly broad and sweet given the mash bill: Boiled lollies, peppermint chocolate and peach nectar come to mind, followed by candied fruits and rye spices in the mouth. Rounds out with grilled pineapple and minty rye notes through the aftertaste. Interesting take. 45% Alc./Vol.

A 2 Year Old Straight Bourbon from Texas distillery, Ironroot Republic. This has been distilled from a mash of 100% Bloody Butcher Corn, meeting the requirements for Bourbon having been matured in a new charred oak barrel (Char 1 - Heavy Toast).

Once again we’ve bottled this at natural cask strength and and have filled just 242 bottles.

An absolutely striking variety of Heirloom corn grown since the 1800’s, Bloody Butcher is probably the deepest red corn available anywhere. Ears grow to 12″, with a deep and bright red colour.

The distillery uses multiple varieties of corn, rye, wheat, and barley. The vast majority of which are grown within 60 miles of the distillery.

Bloody Butcher Corn is a pretty important grain for Ironroot Republic. They use it as a flavouring grain in about 20% of the whiskeys that they make, so to have a single cask 100% Bloody Butcher Corn Bourbon is kind of a big deal

Sharing his powers of intuition, focus, positivity, and protection with those who keep him close Onyx combines all colors of the spectrum and is said to absorb negativity; the darker the stone, the more energy it contains. It is a focus on positivity, appealing to one's inner creative spirit. Like all expressions of Crystal Head, Onyx is blended with the purest water from Newfoundland, Canada. This gives the final product a clean, semi-sweet finish. It contains no oils, sugars, or additives.

With a formula that dates back to the 19th century - when it was produced in a pharmacy in the village of Lousã - Licor Beirão has spanned decades with a popularity that is undeniably linked to its irreverence. Perfect to enjoy as a digestif, it tastes amazing in cocktails and gives “that special touch” to your favourite recipe. One way or another: you’ll love it…

The SL Malvasia IGT Emilia Spumante Dolce is a delightful sparkling sweet wine. Its bright straw yellow color and fine, persistent bubbles make for a beautiful visual experience. The aroma, typical of Malvasia, is intense and opens up with floral notes, peach, and apricot.

Winner of a 2016 World Beer Cup Award, The 33 Acres of Euphoria is a Belgian Trippel that is bottle conditioned and sold in 750ml bottles. Coming in at 9.2% alcohol this is a big and intense beer, don’t tell the food and inspection agency though as the beer is mislabeled as being a “strong beer” as opposed to “Extra Strong Beer”. This beer pours from the (not easily opened) corked bottle a colour of hazy gold topped with one finger of head that settles without a trace. The aroma is sweet with a moderate Belgian yeast character along side notes of coriander, wheat, orange peel and a mellow booziness. Tasting the beer, low carbonation meets a creamy mouthfeel and sweetness. The sweetness masks the boozy character from the nose and subdues the coriander spice and orange peel notes. While perhaps a touch under carbonated this is a well crafted, traditional style Belgian Tripel.

Unlike most so-called prestige cuvées, Terroirs is produced from only great sites and is 100% Grand Cru. The fruit comes from four villages in the Côte des Blancs: Avize, Cramant, Oger, and Oiry. The vines average 40 years of age, and Agrapart uses between 50-60% reserve wine. After a natural fermentation, half of the wine is matured in large format, neutral oak and then spends up to 48 months on lees. Dosage is limited to 5g/l and disgorgement is carried out by hand.

A plentiful mousse sits comfortably over a pale straw coloured base that has pale gold edges and is finely threaded by a delicate bead that shows great persistence as it rises to the surface. The nose exemplifies a classic Champagne sniff featuring rich, toasty notes of oily baked bread, yeast lees, honeyed cashew, roast almonds and hints of citrus. Remarkably fresh and possessing an elegant creaminess, mouthfilling toasty baked bread, yeast lees and citrus flavours show great richness over a back drop of light oily characters, traces of honeyed cashew and roasted almonds. Dry crisp finish with a long oily toast, baked bread, yeast lees, citrus and roasted almond aftertaste.
Drink over the next 5-6 years.
Alc. 12%

Produced in Northern Italy

Mouthwatering acidity with a silky texture and dry finish.

Blend of Gewürztraminer & Pinot Grigio

ON THE PALATE:

Stone fruits, lychee, and delicate flower blossoms

PAIRS WELL WITH:

Seafood risotto, pasta carbonara, grilled vegetables, aged blue cheese

Bright and creamy with fine persistent bubbles, dry finish.Blend of Chardonnay & Pinot Grigio

Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Blanc de Blancs wine. Lively, juicy, elegant minerality, dry finish. A blend of Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc & Gewurztraminer grapes.

Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Dry Rose. Fruity and crisp blend of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc and Gewurztraminer grapes.

A clear contender for the best, Left Bank value wine made today, this beauty is elegant, fresh, soft, silky, polished, medium-bodied, fruity, ripe, sweet and already accessible. Drink it over the next 5-7 years. 92 Points

Deep, dark, ruby-red, is not quite opaque. The nose is cedary with quite high-toned, ripe dark fruit, overlaid by lovely top notes of coconut & vanilla. The concentrated cassis fruit in the palate is very classy, it is lean, structured & cedary with hints of coconut & vanilla. Fine tannins give grip while retaining some suppleness. The wine has a wonderful elegance thanks to beautifully balanced acidity. Alcohol is also balanced, leaving the finish long & fine.

Cheval Blanc's 1989 vintage is a concentrated, complex wine with a remarkable freshness. A deep dress of a beautiful color slightly tuiled. The nose opens slowly. It is both complex and concentrated, expressing a harmony of fruit: blackcurrant and prune compote. Slightly spicy and peppery aromas evolve into undergrowth, leather and the scents of Provencal herbs. The mouth is round and fresh. With a beautiful structure, I have a lot of material and airy tannins. Elegant and opulent at the same time, we discover fruity aromas of blackberries, blackcovers and macerated cherries, mixed with an animal trace. Remarkably complex, the finish is of a great length, with smoky notes of Russian leather. The 1989 vintage has matured, but its remarkable freshness suggests that it will remain at its peak for a long time.

The medium to deep ruby-red color is not quite opaque. The nose shows a little clean cassis perfume over precise toasty oak. On the palate lovely freshness allows vivid cassis hints to show ahead of a classic cedary mid-palate that is dominated by the wine's fine tannic structure. Alcohol is balanced & the finish endures well. The fruit on the finish is closed & unsupple.

A surprisingly dense color which stays very bright despite its depth. Initially, a certain reticence conceals the wine’s aromas, but its richness is very quickly felt. The attack surprises with its sensation of dense, highly complex fruit volume. Little by little the tannins fill the mouth. They are silky, smooth and mellow, to which is added gentle notes of very subtle woodiness. The whole effect is so succulent you could almost eat it. The wine is long and very elegant. It is perfectly balanced in structure.

Extremely good color, dense and young for this vintage. The aromas of this young wine burst upon you. Again this is a wine that is aromatically perfectly balanced. Wood scents do not prevail in this young wine. The approach is soft, and unctuous. The aromatic balance melds in the mouth with soft dissolving tannins. No rigid tannin but rather a slight hint of licorice that melts into the softness of the finish. Thanks to its ageing, the wine will reach its apogee.

Extremely good color, dense and young for this vintage. The aromas of this young wine burst upon you. Again this is a wine that is aromatically perfectly balanced. Wood scents do not prevail in this young wine. The approach is soft, and unctuous. The aromatic balance melds in the mouth with soft dissolving tannins. No rigid tannin but rather a slight hint of licorice that melts into the softness of the finish. Thanks to its ageing, the wine will reach its apogee.

The characteristic of this wine is its harmony between the very soft and very fine structure and the complex aroma given by the earth of the “Graves”. There is a lot of charm in this bottle which could be consumed either in the next few years or be kept in the cellar as the wine will age remarkably.

Monkey 47 is a remarkable gin, with 47% alcohol content and 47 herbs and spices for distillation. It also differs in the use of pure water from the Black Forest, on the southwest border of Germany. A German exclusive, Monkey 47 gin is complex and exhilarating, one of the most popular in the world.

North America’s FIRST Single Malt Whisky Distillery! The crystal clear water from MacLellan’s Brook flows from the Mabou Highlands located above Glenora Distillery, giving Glen Breton its classic and pure taste. Our signature single malt product Aged 10 years with America Oak. Produced by the traditional copper pot stills methods using only 3 ingredients Barley, Yeast & Water.