Catena Zapata Adrianna Vineyard Fortuna Terrae is a prestigious, high-altitude Argentine Malbec from deep, loamy soils in Mendoza, known for its intense floral (violet, hibiscus) and dark fruit (blackberry, cherry) aromas, layered with spice, herbs, and mineral notes, offering a rich, mineral-driven, powerful yet ethereal palate with fine tannins and long finish, aged in foudres/concrete for purity, pairing beautifully with grilled meats.

The "Kirkland 8 Year Whisky - Year of the Horse" likely refers to a special edition of Kirkland's popular 8-Year-Old Blended Scotch, bottled by Alexander Murray, featuring special Chinese New Year (Year of the Horse) packaging, offering soft vanilla, caramel, oak spice, and a hint of peat on the nose/palate, known for its excellent value and smooth, easy-drinking profile.

Blend: Pinot Noir 100%

The 2022 Gevrey-Chambertin from Bruno Desaunay-Bissey is a classic and elegant Pinot Noir from one of Burgundy’s most renowned appellations. Aromas of red cherry, raspberry, and subtle earthy and floral notes lead to a silky, layered palate with bright red fruit, gentle spice, and soft, refined tannins. The finish is long, balanced, and expressive of the Gevrey terroir.

Ideal with roast poultry, game birds, or mushroom-based dishes.

Be the King/Queen of the day with a 5L delirium red Keg. No need for any accessories, serve cold and direct from the Keg!

Jean-Louis Denois established his sparkling winery just 20 miles beyond Champagne's boundaries, offering him the freedom to curate exceptional cuvées from both northern and southern vineyards. This salmon pink rosé boasts delicate bubbles, an aromatic bouquet bursting with red fruit notes, and a soft, inviting palate. Finishing with a subtle touch of sweetness, it undergoes natural fermentation in vats and ages for a minimum of three months. Enjoy it as a delightful aperitif or pair it with a luscious red berry crumble.

Dassai '39' Junmai Daiginjo is a premium sake known for its balance and elegant flavor profile. It is crafted by Asahi Shuzo brewery in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, using Yamada Nishiki rice polished down to 39% of its original size. This process results in a refined sake with a delicate balance of sweetness and acidity, featuring notes of melon, pear, and floral aromas. It is characterized by a smooth, creamy texture and a clean, refreshing finish, making it a versatile choice for pairing with various dishes or enjoying on its own.

The Irishman Cask Strength is a series of limited-edition, high-proof Irish whiskeys from Walsh Whiskey, known for its annual release of a vintage cask strength blend of single malt and single pot still whiskeys. These whiskeys are bottled at their natural cask strength, meaning they are not diluted with water after maturation, resulting in a higher ABV (Alcohol By Volume). Each year's release is a unique blend, carefully selected by Bernard Walsh, and features a distinct flavor profile.

Inglenook Cabernet Sauvignon is known for its rich, layered flavor profile, characterized by deep dark fruits, hints of spice, and smooth, refined tannins. The wine typically displays notes of black cherry, blackberry, and blackcurrant, often accompanied by subtle nuances like cedar, vanilla, and licorice. The tasting notes also mention a balanced acidity, a long and fragrant finish, and a full-bodied texture.

A seductive nose of toasted vanilla, licorice, and black tea. With its sleek, red-black fruit attack, luscious core of ripe plum and cassis and seamless finish, you could easily miss the broad-shouldered profile of this old-school, iron-tinged Pomerol.

75% Merlot & 25% Cabernet Franc from the western edge of the Pomerol plateau outside of Libourne. Flashing a deep ruby robe, the nose is redolent of tobacco, forest floor, cassis, blackberry and black plum with allspice and clove. Structured yet supple with velvety tannins, this dances lightly on its feet with a surprising freshness for such a ripe vintage. An all-around class act, this shows why aged Pomerol is one of the great wines of Bordeaux.

Carmen DO Loma Seca Cinsault, a fresh and floral wine, is dominated by red fruits like strawberries and raspberries, with balanced acidity and a long, persistent finish, and is often described as having herbal notes and a creamy texture.

Glengoyne White Oak is a NAS (No Age Statement) Highland single malt bottled at 48% ABV, matured in first-fill bourbon and virgin American oak casks. It features a bright, sweet, and fruity profile with notes of citrus, crisp red apple, vanilla, and toasted oak. This vibrant, unchill-filtered whisky is designed to showcase the distillery’s spirit alongside active wood. 

Nikka The Grain Discovery Edition 2023 is a rare, 48% ABV Japanese blended grain whisky focusing on diverse grain production. It blends components from four Nikka distilleries (Miyagikyo, Moji, Satsuma Tsukasa, and closed Nishinomiya) created using Aeneas Coffey stills. The 2023 expression is noted for a complex, creamy, and spicy profile.

This is a red wine from the Piedmont region of Italy. Made from Nebbiolo, this wine has an intense nose with aromas of rose, dried fruit and blackberry, with notes of spice, mint, cardamom and minerals, a firm structure, a rich mouthfeel, firm tannins and a long, lingering finish.

Adelphi presents this bottling of 2015 vintage Welsh whisky from the lovely Penderyn Distillery. It was aged for 8 years in a single cask which filled 247 bottles at 56.9% ABV. This single malt is presented without chill-filtration and with its natural colour.

"Deep, dark, very nearly opaque, purple red color. Aromas have toasty ripe red-plum fruit, tobacco-leaf hints & meaty touches. The palate is a vibrant marriage of red-fruit & chocolate with a silky texture. Tannins are very fine, chocolatey-smooth & underpinned by cedar notes. The mid-palate is of mid-weight & comprises concentrated, opulent cassis & ripe black-cherries. Alcohol is balanced & a long, lean finish combines graphite touches & high-ripeness black-fruit." - 04/22 DCAMW

Always one of the top performers in Margaux, this dense and concentrated wine has a bold, ripe character from the plum and berry fruits. It has the weight to develop. Drink from 2020.

Yjar is a blend of old vines of Tempranillo, Graciano, Garnacha, Granegro, and Rojal, all indigenous to the region. Selected from the property’s oldest and finest plots, the wine is vinified and aged in French oak barriques for 30 months. Despite Rioja’s tumultuous history, Telmo Rodríguez is demonstrating the region’s ability to produce world-class wines, and Yjar is a testament to his success in doing so.

The "Third Chapter" of this distillery's "Renaissance Series," this 17-year-old Glen Garioch whisky was originally available only in select whisky shops and the distillery’s visitor center. Positioned just below the 18-year-old offering, it is matured in a mix of sherry and former Bourbon casks, delivering a warm, well-aged dram with an excellent balance of spirit and cask types. At 50.8% ABV, it offers notes of Seville orange marmalade, dried apricots in syrup, burnt sugar, vanilla fudge, honey on buttered toast, milk chocolate, and cinnamon, embodying a classic Highlander with a spicy style and satisfying complexity!

92 points James Suckling:
Outer quote mark This has aromas of blackberries, porcini mushrooms, tobacco and charred bark. It’s medium-bodied with fine, supple tannins. Savoury, with plenty of earth and mineral character. Fresh finish. Inner quote mark

At Bruichladdich distillery, they prioritize the creation of whiskies that authentically represent their origins. When they revived their distillery in 2001, they were struck by the industry's oversight of the importance of terroir—the unique environmental factors influencing whisky's raw ingredients. Determined to change this, they have since embraced terroir as essential to their single malt's flavor profile. Their latest release, PMC:01, part of the Port Charlotte cask exploration series, highlights this commitment by spending the latter part of its maturation in Pomerol casks from Bordeaux's Right Bank. Pomerol, renowned for its exceptional red wines, embodies a distinct sense of place, reflected in its grapes' flavor. PMC:01 embodies this story of place, marrying the rich fruitiness of Pomerol oak with Islay's maritime influences, resulting in a whisky that elegantly balances peat smoke with floral and fruit notes. Conceived, distilled, matured, and bottled solely on Islay, PMC:01 proudly celebrates its complex lineage and the unique flavors of its homeland.

The Aloxe-Corton 1er Cru La Toppe au Vert presents vivid red cherries and black plums on the nose, displaying focus alongside refinement and poise. With time in the glass, blue fruits emerge, adding depth to the aroma profile. On the palate, it is medium-bodied with fine tannins, initially displaying a subtle ferrous character. There's a fine grip in the mouth, with chalky tannins on the finish that provide a long and satisfying conclusion.

Nose: Blackberry, black cherry, cassis, cedar, tobacco, vanilla
Taste: Dark fruit, plum, blackcurrant, chocolate, spice
Palate: Full-bodied, velvety tannins, balanced acidity, long finish

Nose: Blackberry, cassis, violet, cedar, and vanilla.
Taste: Dark cherry, plum, blackcurrant, tobacco, and baking spices.
Palate: Full-bodied, velvety tannins, balanced acidity, and a long, lingering finish.

Nose: Intense aromas of ripe red berries, cherries, and plums, with hints of dried herbs and spices.

Taste: Rich and full-bodied, with flavors of blackberries, black cherries, and dark chocolate. Subtle notes of tobacco and leather add complexity.

Palate: Well-structured with velvety tannins and a long, persistent finish. Balanced acidity and a touch of minerality contribute to the overall elegance of the wine.

Named for the giant old-growth Douglas fir sitting right at the top of the vineyard, Old Firs is a study in terroir. No matter the length of the growing season, nor the size of crop, Old Firs always has a hallmark salinity backed with a ton of power and intensity. The furthest west of all our plantings Old Firs Block is constantly in a deluge of fog and cold Pacific winds. The site speaks clearly year after year through both winemaking and vintage. This is one for the ages. 

James Suckling 92/100 points
Aromas of aniseed and lemon rind with dried apple and pear follow through to a full body. Yet, it's tight and layered with a compact palate and plenty of fruit. Needs time to open. Try after 2023.

Since 1620, the Humbrecht family has been cultivating their wines in the great patchwork quilt terroirs of Alsace in northern France. Today, they own 42ha in several Grand Cru sites, including Rangen de Thann, the most southerly of the Alsace vineyards. The volcanic terroir of Rangen dominates the aromatics of this young wine with all its power: gunflint, crushed rocks, ripe white and green fruits, typical of the variety. Intense, high acidity and ripe tannins of the vintage make this wine extremely ageable.

this cuvée is distinguished by its aromas of quince, pear and mirabelle plum, and its beautiful balance on the palate despite its sweetness, its precision, and its aromas of candied fruits. a very nice sweet vouvray, with great ageing potential.

This particular rum comes from a beautiful but previously used sherry butt in the same solera as our highly esteemed 2013 cask strength release. The distinction here is that it's a single cask bottling from a sherry butt that has been exclusively emptied for this release. Additionally, we have chosen to bottle it at a more moderate 44% alcohol content, rather than its original 50%.

Chassagne-Montrachet is located south of Puligny-Montrachet in the Côte de Beaune and is one of Burgundy's greatest white wine appellations. It produces all appellations from the village to Grand Cru. The word Chassagne comes from either the Latin 'cassanea’, which means an oak wood, or 'cassanus’, which means oak. Until the late 19th century, the main settlement of this commune was known as Chassagne-le-Haut. However, in 1879, in common with other villages in the Côte d'Or, the village was allowed to change its name, replacing le Haut with the name of their most famous Grand Cru Montrachet. The village appellation covers just over half of Chassagne-Montrachet.

Vinification & Ageing
Fermentation: Traditional in oak barrels with complete malolactic fermentation

Ageing: 8 to 10 months ageing in oak barrels, 15% new

Barrels: Louis Latour cooperage, french oak, medium toasted

Pairs well with: Chicken

Mature plum, vanilla, toast and toasted oak sensations lead the nose. The palate opens with juicy black cherry and plum layered with coffee, dense chocolate and bitter espresso that slightly diminish the impact of its Nebbiolo pedigree and purity. It's already accessible but should also age well. — Kerin O’Keefe, Wine Enthusiast

Domaine Harmand -Geoffroy is a family owned winery dating back to the 19th century. The family owns 22ha of vineyards in the prestigious Gevrey-Chambertin appellation. The Domaine Harmand-Geoffroy Vieilles Vignes is the product of very old vines between 50-90 years. The result is one of the most powerful wines in the cellar that shows dark, almost somber fruit, a wine that is reticent in its youth and quite profound with seven to ten years of age. Medium-bodied, it's well-balanced with a big intense bouquet of black cherry, blueberries, wet earth, leather, violets, and a whiff of menthol.

Dark yellow with a hint of amber. Quince, blackcurrants, tobacco notes in the nose. Peach and honey tones appear on the palate made smooth by the vintage. The sweetness of the residual sugar and crisp acids form a beautiful harmony in the wine. The notes from wood-barrel ageing nestle into the taste of the wine. Long finish and best accompanied with blue cheeses, goose liver and desserts.

Deeply colored, this powerful, dense, rich and intense wine combines concentration and mouth-coating levels of fruit and acidity with ripe, dark red fruits and citrus in the endnote. The wine was made from a blend of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Franc, reaching 15.5% with a pH of 3.3. aging in 60% new French oak barrels

Jean-Luc Colombo Cornas "Terres Brulées" (Burnt Earth) is a premium 100% Syrah red wine from the Northern Rhône Valley, known for being powerful yet refined. It features intense aromas of black fruit (blackberry, cassis), violets, licorice, and savory olive/earth notes, with a structured, velvety palate and long, peppery finish.

Roland Piollot and Dominique Moreau are Champagne Piollot, a family Estate in the Aube dating to the late 19th Century. The couple are also responsible for the Champagnes of Marie Courtin. Dominique’s family vineyards make Marie Courtin, Roland’s family vineyards make Champagne Piollot. Roland, fifth generation grower, was joined by his daughter Jeanne in 2018.
Although Pinot Meunier is widely planted in the Marne Valley, it is relatively rare in the Aube. Only a mere 6% of the Piollot family vineyards are planted to Pinot Meunier, but they decided to highlight this grape with the Mepetit vineyard in Polisot starting in 2015. Aging in oak barrels gives this wine a uniquely complex texture and profile that is not to be missed. The wine is aged on the lees for four years before release, and like all of the Champagnes from Piollot, it’s disgorged non-dosé.

From vines planted in 1922, from a relatively low-lying vineyard towards the border with Volnay. Les Cras comes from the word ‘craie’ which translates as lime. Low yielding from a parcel of less than 0.5ha.
90-92 4 Stars Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy : "Old vines, around 80 years, with 50% whole bunch vinification. Deep dense concentrated purple. The bouquet is excellent, very deep, all about the fruit. Just a few strawberries but the raspberry dominates. Perhaps some deep red cherry too. Very complete on the palate, a little peppery crunch, well managed tannins and very good length." Tasted: October 2021

An elegant Tuscan red based on Sangiovese, showing ripe cherry, floral notes, sweet spice, cedar and subtle vanilla. Rich yet balanced, with silky tannins and a long, energetic finish.