AGAVE:
Our agaves are 100% Blue Weber from the rich clay soil of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico.

EXTRA SLOW FERMENTATION:
Our unique flavor is the result of a painstakingly slow process.

SLOW COOKING:
Our agave piñas are roasted in a process that includes traditional brick ovens.

COLOR:
Crystal Clear

AROMA:
Hints of citrus & sweet agave.

FLAVOR:
Fruit forward with notes of vanilla and grapefruit.

WATER:
Purified Water

Hailing from Oaxaca, this mezcal is meticulously crafted from 100% espadín agave employing traditional techniques, resulting in a spirit renowned for its velvety texture and exceptional flavor. Anticipate a symphony of aromas and tastes, including tropical fruit, herbal tones, fresh mint, and dried herbs, all accentuated by a subtle smokiness that pervades every sip. With a lingering finish that leaves a lasting impression, this mezcal is best enjoyed neat or paired with flavorful dishes like fish tacos, accentuating its complex profile.

Created by longtime friends with a shared love of tequila. The focus was to create a smooth spirit that does not require salt or lime. Slowly crafted and aged for several months, results in a golden colour filled with notes of oak, caramel, and cocoa. Superb silkiness on the palate with a finish that is long and smooth.

Created by longtime friends with a shared love of tequila. The focus was to create a smooth spirit that does not require salt or lime. Slowly crafted and aged for several months, results in a golden colour filled with notes of oak, caramel, and cocoa. Superb silkiness on the palate with a finish that is long and smooth.

Founded in 1911, Casaretti is considered one of the top producers in the Bardolino DOC. The 4th generation manages the estate of 13ha on the eastern shores of Lake Garda. Made with 70% Corvina, 20% Rondinella and 10% Molinara, it is a fresh and vibrant rose with hints of peach and roses. Drink young with white fish and risotto.

Pairs well with: Fish appetizers, white meat and fish risotto, in particular with crustaceans

Initially aged for 4 years in large, wooden tanks that are over 60 years old at the distillery, followed by a 48-month rest in American oak barrels, this extra añejo tequila unveils aromas of cooked ripe agave, complemented by notes of honey, ripe pineapple, and hints of menthol and Darjeeling tea. It concludes with the essence of freshly ground coffee, bitter chocolate, berries, and orange peel. The flavor profile is sweet, with a slight astringency from the barrel, evoking memories of cooked agave and the once robust blanco tequila. This beverage represents a perfect harmony between barrel and tequila, serving as an enchanting tribute to the 16-year journey from field to barrel.

This Tequila, crafted without dilution or filtration, pays homage to its founder, Salvador Rosales Briseno, through authentic production methods. Initially, it presents a strong, fragrant aroma of cooked agave, pepper, and fresh herbs. Upon opening, the bouquet evolves to unveil notes of cardamom, nuts, coffee, honey, and butter, while retaining the dry, mineral earth characteristics that are a hallmark of Lowland Tequila. The first sip offers a vibrant and refreshing experience, with flavors of mint and fresh herbs creating a delightful contrast between bitter and sweet. This transitions into a palate of honey and ripe fruits, leaving a lasting impression of sweet warmth.

Cascahuín Blanco tequila is crafted from carefully selected blue weber tequilana agaves sourced from the valleys area, reflecting the distinct characteristics of the region. The production process begins with the use of a masonry oven for cooking the agaves, followed by the extraction of juices through mills, where water from the own well is incorporated. During fermentation, natural yeasts from the yeast pie are utilized in both masonry and stainless steel fermenters. For distillation, a double distillation process is conducted, first in a stainless steel alembic with a copper coil, followed by a second distillation in a small 350-liter copper still with a copper coil. The tequila then undergoes maturation in spent American oak barrels, previously used for tequila for over 20 years, with a resting period lasting from 6 to 8 months in the barrels.

Nose: Intense aromas of red cherries, raspberries, and violets, with hints of tobacco and earthiness.

Taste: Rich and velvety, with flavors of ripe red fruits, blackberries, and plums. Subtle notes of vanilla and spice add complexity.

Palate: Well-structured with firm tannins and a balanced acidity. The wine has a long, persistent finish with a touch of minerality.

Nose: Intense aromas of ripe red fruits, such as cherries and raspberries, with hints of floral notes and a touch of spice.

Taste: Rich and velvety on the palate, with flavors of blackberries, plums, and a subtle earthiness. Well-balanced acidity and smooth tannins.

Palate: Full-bodied and elegant, with a long and persistent finish. Notes of dark chocolate and a touch of vanilla add complexity to the wine.

Nose: Intense aromas of blackberries, blueberries, and violets with hints of black pepper and smoked meat.

Taste: Rich and concentrated flavors of dark fruits, including blackberries and plums, accompanied by notes of black olives and dried herbs.

Palate: Full-bodied with a velvety texture and well-integrated tannins. The wine showcases a perfect balance between fruitiness and savory elements, leading to a long and satisfying finish.

Nose: Intense aromas of blackberries, blueberries, and violets with hints of black pepper and smoked meat.

Taste: Rich and concentrated flavors of dark fruits, including blackberries and plums, accompanied by notes of black olives and dried herbs.

Palate: Full-bodied with a velvety texture and well-integrated tannins. The wine showcases a perfect balance between fruitiness and savory elements, leading to a long and satisfying finish.

Nose: Intense aromas of blackberries, plums, and dark cherries, with hints of violets and dried herbs.

Taste: Rich and concentrated flavors of black fruits, including blackberries and blackcurrants, with notes of licorice and dark chocolate.

Palate: Full-bodied and velvety, with well-integrated tannins and a long, lingering finish.

Julian and Carolann Castagna were running one of Sydney’s most successful film production houses. Julian had worked in the film industry as a Film Director all his working life but had become besotted by fine wine while working in London. Carolann was a Writer.

They decided to plant a vineyard in a place in Australia not yet universally recognised as a major viticultural area but one that Julian believed would be perfect for Syrah. Julian also believed that Italian varieties had great potential in the same place, so Sangiovese was also a possibility. Thus Syrah was planted, and later Sangiovese. 

The nose as intense aromas of blackberries, plums, and dark cherries, with hints of violets and dried herbs. Rich and concentrated flavors of black fruits, including blackberries and blackcurrants, with notes of licorice and dark chocolate.

Julian and Carolann Castagna were running one of Sydney’s most successful film production houses. Julian had worked in the film industry as a Film Director all his working life but had become besotted by fine wine while working in London. Carolann was a Writer.
They decided to plant a vineyard in a place in Australia not yet universally recognised as a major viticultural area but one that Julian believed would be perfect for Syrah. Julian also believed that Italian varieties had great potential in the same place, so Sangiovese was also a possibility. Thus Syrah was planted, and later Sangiovese. 
Un Segreto (Secret in Italian) is a blend of 60% Sangiovese and 40% Syrah. It has and intense nose of blackberries, plums, and dark cherries, with hints of tobacco and earthiness. The flavours are rich and concentrated and include blackberries and blackcurrants, with notes of dark chocolate and spices.

The Armagnac Castarede hails from the historic Castarede family, who have been producing Armagnac in France since 1832. This expression offers a rich nose of stewed fruits, cedary oak, pecans, honey, plums, and a touch of white pepper. Over time, the aromas evolve into sweeter notes of vanilla, sticky dates, and old muscat. On the palate, it's silky and elegant, showcasing dried fruits, bread pudding, toffee, and baking spices, complemented by gentle fine tannins on the finish. The result is a refined Armagnac with great finesse and a surprisingly delicate character for its age.

The 1975 Castarède Armagnac offers a rich and complex tasting experience, with deep fruit notes, a powerful palate, and a long finish. It's known for its harmonious blend of wood and fruit, and some reviewers highlight touches of nuts and ginger. The nose typically reveals a blend of molasses, dried banana, and white chocolate, while the palate features chocolate truffle, vanilla, cinnamon, and brioche. Some reviewers also note a hint of licorice in the finish.

Founded in 1832, the Maison Castarède elaborates and for more than 190 years of life in the Pure Gascon tradition. Whether initially in the cellars located in Pont de Bordes or on the property of the Château de Maniban, the Castarède family loves this ancestral know-how with love. This 1993 vintage low-armagnac is, once distilled, raised in oak barrels until it is borrowed on the counter label.

Concentrated jammy fruits. Some cassis and aniseed notes.

Expect this Chardonnay sourced from fossil-rich clay-based soils to be floral, elegant, juicy and soft, with a refined minerality, notes of peach, lime and apple, and a mouth-watering acidity. A great match for seafood dishes.

Very reductive in the sensory profile showing notes of raspberries, currants, black tea leaves and coriander. Full bodied, harmonic and balanced in the sip showing tension, grace, wisdom and character. A splendid expression made in Chianti Classico.

Chianti DOCG Riserva Castello di Oliveto is a premium red wine produced in the Chianti region of Tuscany, Italy. This wine is made from a blend of Sangiovese, Canaiolo, and other local grape varieties, which are carefully selected and handpicked from the vineyards surrounding the Castello di Oliveto estate. The wine is aged for at least two years in oak barrels, which gives it a complex and rich flavor profile. It has a deep ruby color and aromas of ripe red fruits, spices, and vanilla. On the palate, it is full-bodied with a firm tannic structure and a long, persistent finish. This wine is best enjoyed with hearty meat dishes, such as roasted lamb or beef, and aged cheeses.

Smoky and rocky on the nose, this wine offers juicy red and black fruit that turns almost candied red apple on the palate. Notes of coffee grinds and top soil are pointed up by the astringency of very tight tannins and razor-sharp acid.

This silky, fragrant red offers scents of woodland berry, crushed mint, violet and pine forest. It's linear and savory, featuring juicy red cherry, baking spice and licorice flavors framed in taut, smooth tannins and bright acidity.

Made entirely from Sangiovese, this opens with enticing aromas of iris, black-skinned berry and Mediterranean herb. The structured, savory palate offers juicy wild cherry, star anise and black pepper alongside fine-grained tannins. Kerin O’Keefe

Crafted exclusively in exceptional vintages, Solana emerges from a terroir renowned for its unparalleled microclimate and soil composition, situated at an elevation of 500-600 meters above sea level. Born from a blend of Sangiovese, Merlot, and Syrah grapes propagated through mass selection, Solana embodies a harmonious fusion of tradition and innovation. The grapes are meticulously hand-harvested at optimal ripeness, undergoing a 40-day maceration period. Following an initial decantation, the wine undergoes refinement in stainless steel tanks before transitioning to first-pass oak barrels, known as "heart selection," representing the pinnacle of wood quality. Aging in barrels extends for 12 months, culminating in bottle refinement until reaching peak maturity. In the glass, Solana reveals an intense red hue with purple undertones. The aroma exudes elegance, characterized by persistent mineral, balsamic, floral, and fruity nuances, including jam and blackberry, intertwined with spicy and cocoa notes from wood aging. On the palate, it offers a broad yet balanced profile, supported by well-integrated acidity and pronounced flavors of prune, vanilla, and chocolate. The finish is enduring, accentuating the wine's soft tannins and leaving a lasting impression.

Plush and softly textured, this modern expression of Brunello boasts generous tones of black fruit, cherry, tobacco, leather and cola with smooth, silky tannins. You could age this wine many more years, or drink it sooner thanks to the inherent softness here.

Aromas of exotic spice, vanilla, plum and oak characterize this concentrated Brunello. The palate offers dark berry, coconut, toasted oak and dried sage alongside assertive tannins that leave a drying finish

The rose petal and cherry character really come through. Full body, layered and spicy. Orange peel. Flavorful finish. Shows structure and intensity. I love the texture.

Tobacco, leather and dark-spice aromas take center stage along with a pretty whiff of violet. The full-bodied, rounded palate shows dried cherry, licorice and ground clove while fine-grained tannins lend polished support. Drink 2021–2027. Kerin O’Keefe

The nose puts cherries front and center, intertwined with roses with heavier tar and graphite, before umami flavors of mushroom, balsamic vinegar, seaweed and soy slowly emerge. On the chalky palate, dark chocolate pushes up against the showboating cherries before a kick of spice sets up a long, energetic finish.

This comes from a selection of vineyards on very stony, chalky soils. With 20% whole clusters in the fermentation and 20 months in casks, this wine is mute on the nose—it has nothing at all to say, but the palate sure does. It's extremely fruity and rich in acidity and freshness. The austerity is what defines the tannic structure here—a skeleton of tannins like a tense, steel network. A wine that goes far beyond the variety to speak of the place. A mountain wine.

Catena Zapata's Birth of Cabernet is a complex, elegant Argentinian Cabernet Sauvignon. Tasting notes include rich aromas of ripe fruit like blackcurrant and cassis, along with sweet spice and subtle oak notes. On the palate, it showcases layers of cassis, tobacco, and black pepper, with tannins providing structure and a long, persistent finish.

One of the most remarkable white wines in South America. Ripe lemon, mandarine orange, tarragon, white mint and superbly integrated, smoky oak. Then on the palate this is practically vibrating with energy and precise, linear acidity; almost Mendoza meets Grand Cru Chablis in style. Gorgeous, chalky texture and no end of flavour. Superb.

This tequila, subtly and elegantly matured in French white oak barrels, gains remarkable depth and richness from aging in red-wine woods. The dual wood aging process imparts a unique flavor profile, with an intense gold and dark amber hue. Expect a multitude of fruity aromas intertwined with toasted oak notes, creating a truly distinctive spirit.

Cava de Oro Extra Añejo is a 40% ABV tequila with a dark amber color from being aged for five years in French oak red wine barrels. It features aromas of cinnamon, caramel, vanilla, and nutmeg, along with toasted oak and fruity notes. Its smooth flavor profile includes sweet notes of cinnamon and maple syrup, a rich agave sweetness, and a long-lasting, pleasant finish.