The Château Roubine Lion & Dragon Rosé is a rosé wine made from a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, and Tibouren grapes grown in the Côtes de Provence AOP of the Provence wine region in France. It has a pale pink color and aromas of red fruits, such as strawberries and raspberries, as well as floral and citrus notes. On the palate, it is dry, fresh, and crisp, with flavors of ripe fruit, herbs, and a mineral undertone. The Château Roubine Lion & Dragon Rosé is a classic expression of a Provence rosé, which is known for its delicate flavors and elegant style. It is a great wine to pair with light dishes, such as seafood, salads, or grilled vegetables.

Liquidity Dividend is a VQA (Vintners Quality Alliance) red wine blend produced by Liquidity Wines, located in Okanagan Falls, British Columbia. It's a Bordeaux-style blend, typically featuring Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. The wine is known for its full body, rich flavors, and elegant tannins.

Lismore 15 Year is a sherried single malt Scotch whisky sourced from a distinguished Speyside distillery, known for its Red doors and owned by independent bottler William Lundie & Co. It presents enticing aromas of salty roasted nuts, apricot marmalade, and floral honey on the nose. The palate offers a dry, fruity experience with notes of raisin toast, brown sugar, Creme Brûlée, and Christmas spice, all wrapped in a medium-to-full body. The finish is robust yet delicate, leaving a lasting impression.

On the nose, this whisky offers an array of inviting aromas, including polished oak pews, brandy-soaked cherries, Wine Gums, and leather, accompanied by nuances of goat's milk dark chocolate, candied nuts, and marzipan. Fruity pipe tobacco, oranges, and sliced melons add depth to the bouquet. The palate delivers a rich, fruity, and floral experience with a warm, buttery mouthfeel, featuring notes of polished oak, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla bean. Indulgent flavors of creme caramel, dulce de leche, mandarin orange, and brandy-soaked cherries unfold, accompanied by hints of tobacco, dark chocolate, and leather. The finish, of medium length, envelops the palate in warm spices, creamy vanilla, and soft fruits. While not as sherried as previous batches, this whisky exudes elegance and complexity. While its exact origins remain unclear, it is associated with a renowned distillery on the Ballindalloch Estate.

Color: Deep russet with golden highlights. Aroma: Delicately sweet with hints of clove spice. Taste: Lightly floral with gentle smoke and sweet vanilla, transitioning into caramel. Finish: Warm and full-bodied, leaving behind lingering impressions of fresh apple.

"Little Book® Chapter 6, 'To The Finish,'" as an opportunity for both seasoned connoisseurs and newcomers to expand their whiskey palate. This blend of five different liquid streams, aged using various wood staves and barrel techniques, showcases the innovation of the Little Book series over the past six years. Despite its lower aged whiskies, Chapter 6 challenges assumptions with its unique profile from secondary aging, making it approachable even for those new to cask strength whiskey. Inspired by Freddie's passions for cooking and whiskey, Chapter 6 combines the smoke and flavor of hardwoods with American Whiskey, creating a taste that's greater than the sum of its parts, reflecting generations of culinary and distilling expertise.

Xiao Lang Liquor (Little Lang Liquor) is the top selling small package baijiu in China, consumed over 300 million times a year. This hybrid type baijiu, starts with intense fragrance and flavour that's typical of strong-aroma baijiu, and finishes with a smooth sauce-aroma aftertaste.

A beautiful nose combines wild agave flavors of fresh pineapple, star fruit, and kiwi flesh with indulgent barrel notes of toasted vanilla and cream pastry. More herbal and slightly spicy flavors initiate the palate before a mellow, rich finish.

Loch Lomond 14 Year Old Peated Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a masterfully crafted expression that showcases the distillery's signature versatility and skill in whisky making. This peated single malt, aged for 14 years, captures the essence of the Scottish Highlands, combining the natural peatiness of the region with the unique character of Loch Lomond's distillation process. It offers a golden amber color and an inviting nose that blends the smokiness of peat with the sweetness of vanilla, complemented by hints of green apple and a touch of citrus. The palate is rich and smoky, yet balanced with a sweet maltiness and notes of ripe fruits, leading to a long, warming finish that leaves a memorable impression of complex peat smoke and a subtle sweetness. This whisky is a celebration of the craft of peated whisky production, appealing to both peat enthusiasts and those seeking a rich, nuanced Scotch experience.

The Lochlea Ploughing Edition First Crop whisky features a nose of baked fruit with a subtle background of peat smoke. The palate offers notes of cooked apples, Brazil nuts, and a light, persistent peat smoke. The finish is described as having warming allspice and damp embers.

Nose: Aromas of fresh strawberries, raspberries, and rose petals.
Taste: Bright and lively with flavors of red berries, citrus, and a hint of brioche.
Palate: Crisp and refreshing with a delicate mousse and a long, elegant finish.

Blanc de Noirs, white Champagne only from red grapes, produces wines with some weight, as here. It makes for a rich, full-blooded Champagne, packed with red fruits while also cut through with intense acidity. The fruitiness gains shape from a zesty texture.

This no-nonsense wine offers good red- and black-cherry flavors on a nicely firm texture and is well balanced for pairing with a variety of meats and other protein-rich dishes.

This wine is 64% Cabernet Sauvignon, 28% Syrah and 8% Petit Verdot coming from Summit View, Candy Mountain and Dionysus Vineyards. Appealing aromas of freshly brewed coffee, dark cherry and barrel spice lead to full bodied flavors, where fruit and barrel intertwine. A long finish caps it off. There's a lot of fruit and loads of tannic stuffing behind it all. Sean P. Sullivan

Inspired by the finest wines of Germany and crafted by the acclaimed Armin Diel, proprietor of the renowned Schlossgut Diel, this wine reflects exceptional craftsmanship. The 2014 Columbia Valley growing season was the warmest on record, prompting growers to take extra care in the vineyards to ensure the Riesling grapes arrived at the winery full of fresh, vibrant character. Each canopy interior was hand-pruned and carefully trimmed to protect the clusters from excessive sun exposure while promoting uniform ripening. The warm fall temperatures accelerated ripening, while the Columbia Valley's signature cool autumn evenings preserved the grapes’ natural acidity.

This blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah offers aromas of cedar, fresh peat, dark chocolate and cherry. The palate is full, bright and flavorful, full of coffee notes threaded throughout. A warm finish caps it off. Sean P. Sullivan

This is a barrel-forward offering of the variety. Aromas of café au lait, scorched earth, dark fruit and spice are followed by sumptuous dark fruit and barrel flavors. A thread of acidity runs throughout it. It needs time for all the pieces to come together. Sean P. Sullivan

Tasting notes Colour: Medium-high depth wine, ruby red colour with roof tile rim, which denotes its long barrel ageing and its peaceful bottle ageing.

Nose: Powerful on the nose with primary aromas of ripe fruit accompanied by complex spicy and balsamic notes and a slight touch of vanilla.

Palate: Balanced on the palate, it is a round and unctuous wine with ripe and sweet tannins, providing the wine with a long aftertaste: an elegant Rioja classic.

Los Haroldos Estate Blend is known for its deep, dark color and rich, full-bodied flavor profile. It typically exhibits notes of dark fruit, chocolate, and spices, with a long, smooth finish. The wine is aged in oak barrels for 12 to 14 months, which gives it additional complexity and depth.

Los Haroldos Estate Blend is a versatile wine that can be enjoyed on its own or paired with a variety of dishes, including grilled meats, pasta with tomato-based sauces, and hard cheeses. It is a popular choice among wine enthusiasts and has received several awards and high ratings over the years.

85/100 Wine Enthusiast

"Currant and berry aromas include a yeasty note of cinnamon, while this feels heavy and fat, with jammy weight. Foxy, gamy black fruit flavors are spicy and echo cinnamon across the finish. Michael Schachner"

Appearance: Golden yellow with greenish nuances.

Nose: Complex aromas of tropical fruits intertwined with touches of vanilla and tobacco from the oak.

Palate: Unctuous, complex and persistent, with balanced acidity and touches of honey.

45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 10% Malbec, 10% Bonarda, 5% Petit Verdot, 5% Syrah, 5% Tannat.

An exceptional wine from the esteemed Los Haroldos in Mendoza, Argentina. Complex and elegant aromas reveal notes of sweet spices, black pepper, dried figs and dried tree fruits, intertwined with touches of vanilla and cedar from the oak. Full fruited on the palate, with a gentle yet balanced acidity. Firm and robust tanins lead to a long, memorable finish. Best paired with grilled red meat, lamb, game, stew or strong cheese.

Recommended to accompany grilled red meats, lamb, game, stews, or strong cheeses.

This whisky is finished in heavily charred barrels, giving it its deep amber colour. Expect aromas and flavours of caramel, vanilla, apricot, baking spice, and a hint of floral notes. It's full-bodied and fruity with a long-lasting finish. Enjoy neat alongside whisky-brushed ribs or pair it with dark chocolate cake.

The story of Maison Jadot began with vines and the purchase of a Premier Cru site in 1826. Three decades later in 1859 the family-owned domaine was completed. Louis Jadot also became contributed to the renown of Burgundy by becoming the first negociant, with a focus on selling these unprecedented wines in the Northern European markets with his descendants following in his footsteps.

The Les Boucherottes vineyard covers 8.5ha and has a deep clay soil that adds a lush quality to the the wines. As such, this is a full-bodied aromatic Pinot Noir that is plump and round with a dense structure. The aromas of raspberry and plum mingle with rosehip, raw cocoa and spice. It is a classic expression of the Louis Jadot style, which emphasizes balance, elegance, and terroir-driven wines.

Maison Louis Jadot is one of the most trusted and revered wine houses in Burgundy’s Côte d’Or. Frédéric Barnier, Jadot’s esteemed winemaker, and his team balance tradition and technology, focusing on the purest expression of each wine’s terroir.  Founded in 1859, the house now owns 528 acres of vineyards, including 280 acres of the Cote d’Or’s most prestigious Premier and Grand Cru plots. Brisk deep purple, this is a solid multi-textured wine with depth of flavour and a certain darkness to it but it remains superbly balanced in tannins and acidity. An extremely perfumed and exotic wine.

Maison Louis Jadot is one of the most trusted and revered wine houses in Burgundy’s Côte d’Or. Frédéric Barnier, Jadot’s esteemed winemaker, and his team balance tradition and technology, focusing on the purest expression of each wine’s terroir.  Founded in 1859, the house now owns 528 acres of vineyards, including 280 acres of the Cote d’Or’s most prestigious Premier and Grand Cru plots. The origin of Chambertin comes from one of the owners whose name was Bertin and who had the idea to plant vineyards close to the climat used by monks. Chambertin comes from Champ de Bertin. The Chambertin vineyard is situated on a chalky soil in the depth and clayey at the surface, which makes the wine both powerful and round. It boasts impressive body and depth, showcasing the true character of this esteemed Grand Cru vineyard. The flavors are intense and vibrant, with a remarkable hint of minerality.

Maison Louis Jadot is one of the most trusted and revered wine houses in Burgundy’s Côte d’Or. Frédéric Barnier, Jadot’s esteemed winemaker, and his team balance tradition and technology, focusing on the purest expression of each wine’s terroir.  Founded in 1859, the house now owns 528 acres of vineyards, including 280 acres of the Cote d’Or’s most prestigious Premier and Grand Cru plots. This is a wine of delicacy and finesse, with notes of berries, earth and oak in a silken texture.

Maison Louis Jadot is one of the most trusted and revered wine houses in Burgundy’s Côte d’Or. Frédéric Barnier, Jadot’s esteemed winemaker, and his team balance tradition and technology, focusing on the purest expression of each wine’s terroir.  Founded in 1859, the house now owns 528 acres of vineyards, including 280 acres of the Cote d’Or’s most prestigious Premier and Grand Cru plots.

The Grand Cru is a powerful wine with a structure similar to Côte de Nuits wines. The vineyard orientation allows to elaborate a wine with silky tannins and harmonious acidity. Les Grèves is a South east exposure vineyard based on a siliceous soil. This gives power and delicacy to the wine.

Louis Jadot's Coteaux Bourguignons Rosé is a blend of 80% Gamay and 20% Pinot Noir. It displays a pale salmon color and aromas of fresh red berries, such as strawberries and raspberries, with a hint of citrus zest. On the palate, it is crisp and refreshing, with flavors of watermelon and grapefruit. The wine has a balanced acidity, a delicate minerality, and a clean finish. It is an excellent summer wine, perfect for picnics, outdoor dining, or as an aperitif.

An elegant and perfumed bouquet graced with delightful essences of red cherry, raspberry, violet, and lavender is subtly framed by moderate wood and menthol influences. The palate begins with a caressing mouthfeel that swiftly transitions to a firm, muscular structure, showcasing well-detailed and comparatively robust flavors. This dynamic leads to a vigorous and more harmoniously balanced finish, maintaining its intensity throughout.

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

The nose of this wine needs some air in order to wake up but soon notions of ripe Amalfi lemon and butter rise from the glass. On the palate, freshness takes center stage, with a playful, concentated finesse that dances across the tongue. The wine is wonderfully sprightly and refreshing, with unforced resonance. Anne Krebiehl MW

Of a deep ruby colour with a garnet hue, our Romanée-Saint-Vivant "Les Quatre Journaux" 2019 unveils pepper, liquorice and blackcurrant bud aromas on the nose. This wine is generous and fresh with silky tannins. It reveals black cherry and liquorice notes on the palate. Nice toasted hint. Beautiful length.