Inspired by the Vancouver Island coast, with its clean surf and appealing fragrance of wild roses, evergreen forests, and ocean air, our flagship spirit has a deliciously complex yet impeccably balanced botanical profile. Made from botanicals such as juniper, rose, lavender, citrus, coriander, cardamom, and—most notably—local, sustainably harvested winged kelp, which gives it a subtle taste of the ocean, Seaside Gin is an elegant choice on its own and a winning ingredient in your favorite cocktail.

Nose: The Shetland Reel Blended Malt Scotch Whisky offers a delightful aroma of rich honey, vanilla, and caramel, with hints of dried fruits and a subtle touch of oak.

Taste: On the palate, this whisky reveals a smooth and creamy texture, accompanied by flavors of toffee, butterscotch, and a gentle spiciness. There are also notes of ripe apples and pears, complemented by a delicate smokiness.

Palate: The finish is long and warming, leaving a lingering sweetness of honey and vanilla, with a touch of oak and a hint of peat smoke. Overall, the Shetland Reel Blended Malt Scotch Whisky is a well-balanced and flavorful expression, showcasing the best of Shetland's whisky-making tradition.

SHIN Select Reserve Whisky is blended with 2 years finished whisky of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry, that are both previously aged in Japanese Shochu cask (American Oak) for 3 years.

Award List:

Bronze (World Whisky Awards, 2022)

Double Gold Medal (San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2021)

Bronze Medal (IWSC 2020)

Tasting Notes

Nose: cereal barley malt, some caramelised sugar and light treacle, hints of vanilla custard and crème brulee, fruity apples and pears, toffee and caramel

Palate: light and smooth initially, creamy caramelised sugar, caramel, fudge, toffee, vanilla, some spices begin to develop, a light wasabi heat and a little fennel give this a spiced kick

Finish: medium, balanced between creamy vanilla toffee and drying spiced oak and hints of peat

Eigashima Shin Serene whisky is named after Mr. Hiraishi, the eighth generation of Eigashima Shuzo. Mild and soft as the fascination towards Seto Inland Sea, light and smooth on the palate, just exactly the same as Mr. Hiraishi’s natural disposition in gentleness.Based on the unique centuries-old whisky blending skills and the tradition of sake brewery of Eigashima, Shin Serene whisky is carefully made by Toji, also the chief executive of Eigashima sake brewery. As a blend of whisky aged 3 years in a combination of sherry, bourbon, and Japanese shochu barrels, the fusion is well balanced and sublimated to a new level.
Tasting Note
Nose: orange peel, honey, pepper, spices
Taste: an oily mouthfeel, citrus, vanilla, light honey with a comfortable and slightly spicy shot
Finish: reminiscent of peaches and almonds, honey, mellow aftertaste
Color: amber

Fresh wood barrel dominates the spirit with a touch of vanilla and flowers that lead to a breath of nectar. Maltose, a little bit tones of fruits citrus, Mizunara oak, coffee beans. Medium, woody, back to sweet aftertaste of maltose.

The flavor from alcohol is not that strong, compared to its labeled year, which tastes smooth and easy to drink. Award-winning : Shinobu Single Malt 10 Year spent most of its days in bourbon and sherry casks before it was transferred to Japanese Mizanura oak for a finish, imparting earthy, woody notes to the whisky.

A suitably well-rounded expression.

As with much of what passes for Japanese whisky, the spirit for this one was not produced in Japan, it was however matured there for at least some of its life. This "pure malt", a term no longer allowed in Scotland, means it is a blend of different single malts, or a Blended Malt. The sourced whiskies, almost certainly Scottish, where matured in ex-Bourbon and ex-Sherry before marrying and gfinishing in Mizunara, Japanese Oak. 43%.

Tasting Notes

Nose: salted caramel, raisins, dates and figs; firm new leather, fruity tobacco and candied nuts; chocolate covered espresso beans and Twizzlers black licorice.

Palate: round, fruity and spicy; more salted caramel, firm new leather, Twizzlers Black and salty Dutch licorice; a trace of juicy malt, dried dark fruits and more chocolate covered espresso; drying and spicy with more cinnamon sticks, ginger root and fennel.

Finish: medium long, coating, drying and spicy; elegant but subtle.

Comment: the Mizunara oak notes do not come through quite as prominently for me on the 15 as they did on the 10 year; this is a more mature, austere and understated malt.

The Shinobu Distillery, located in Niigata on Japan’s western coast, is renowned for its “Three White Treasures”: snow, rice, and sake. Master blender Mr. Usami Ken crafts Shinobu Pure Malt whiskies, blending malts aged in sherry and bourbon hogshead casks before finishing them in Japanese Mizunara Oak, known for its rich flavors of apples, pears, cloves, and nutmeg. The Shinobu Lightly Peated Pure Malt Whisky offers a robust body with smoky, toasty oak flavors. Unchill-filtered and free from added color, it preserves its complex character. The nose is minty and creamy with light peat and lemon hints, while the palate features moderate peat, toasted oak, and a hint of saltiness. The finish lingers with toasted wood sweetness and roasted malt.

Shinobu Distillery is located in Niigata (Koshi area) of Japan, which is famous for its “Three White” treasures namely snow, rice and sake. Quality whisky selected from all around the world is reserved in bourbon and sherry casks for more than 3 years and later finished with precious Mizunara oak in Japan. “Shinobu” in Japanese means forbearance, which is considered an important trait of Japanese culture; thus, the name reflects the spirit of making good whisky.

Tasting Notes:

Nose: Butter, coconuts, candy, mint, grass, wood.

Palate: Smooth, a bit oily hint of Chinese incense, butter, vanilla.

Finish: Medium, sandalwood, vanilla.

"Shinobu Distillery is located in Niigata (Koshi area) of Japan, which is famous for its “Three White” treasures namely snow, rice and sake. Quality whisky selected from all around the world is reserved in bourbon and sherry casks for more than 3 years and later finished with precious Mizunara oak in Japan. “Shinobu” in Japanese means forbearance, which is considered an important trait of Japanese culture; thus, the name reflects the spirit of making good whisky.

Tasting Notes:

Nose: Vanilla, plums, minty.

Palate: Slightly sweet, spices, vanilla, citrus, smoky oak.

Finish: Medium, sweet, woody, minty, slight bitterness.

From the historic Langjiu Distillery—nestled at the foot of China's legendary Chishui River—comes Shunpin Lang, a beautifully crafted baijiu that embodies balance, purity, and tradition. Made using time-honoured techniques and aged in the natural rock cellars of Sichuan, this elegant spirit offers a smooth yet complex flavour profile that seamlessly blends floral notes, hints of sweet grain, and a whisper of gentle spice.

Perfect for collectors and connoisseurs alike, Shunpin Lang is not just a bottle—it’s a story of heritage, patience, and artistry. Whether enjoyed on special occasions or shared with honoured guests, it brings a refined richness that lingers long after the last sip.

A toast to Chinese craftsmanship at its finest.

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.

Nose: Rich and inviting aromas of honey, vanilla, and caramelized oak.

Taste: Smooth and velvety on the palate with flavors of ripe orchard fruits, toasted almonds, and a hint of butterscotch.

Palate: Well-balanced and complex, with notes of toffee, cinnamon, and a touch of dried apricot. The finish is long and warming, leaving a lingering sweetness on the tongue.

This beautifully aged spirit boasts notes of oak, fruity undertones, honey and vanilla underpinned by cooked agave. There is a smooth harmony on the palate, not unlike what shows in some very fine bourbons.

Founded by a Mexican-Canadian couple, this award-winning distillery produces an añejo aged for 24 months, resulting in its inviting amber hue and exceptional smoothness. Experience captivating flavors of toffee, salted caramel, chocolate, vanilla, and peppercorns, culminating in a long-lasting, warm finish. Enjoy it in a snifter alongside dark chocolate and mixed nuts for an indulgent treat.

This impressive Magnum bottle (1.5L) is home to a stunner of a Cabernet Sauvignon, produced by Master of Wine, James Cluer. A youthful, deep purple-hued wine, which is a true expression of the vineyard’s soul. It shows Napa Valley’s trademark power with intensely ripe black fruit, dark chocolate nuances, licorice, and hints of black olive and dusty stones that are all hallmarks of this exquisite terroir. Perhaps what’s most intriguing is the density, the depth, the layers, and the complexity that keep you coming back for more. Enjoy!

This impressive Magnum bottle (1.5L) is home to a stunner of a Cabernet Sauvignon, produced by Master of Wine, James Cluer. A youthful, deep purple-hued wine, which is a true expression of the vineyard's soul. It shows Napa Valley's trademark power with intensely ripe black fruit, dark chocolate nuances, licorice, and hints of black olive and dusty stones that are all hallmarks of this exquisite terroir. Perhaps what's most intriguing is the density, the depth, the layers, and the complexity that keep you coming back for more. Enjoy!

This impressive Magnum bottle (1.5L) is home to a stunner of a Cabernet Sauvignon, produced by Master of Wine, James Cluer. A youthful, deep purple-hued wine, which is a true expression of the vineyard's soul. It shows Napa Valley's trademark power with intensely ripe black fruit, dark chocolate nuances, licorice, and hints of black olive and dusty stones that are all hallmarks of this exquisite terroir. Perhaps what's most intriguing is the density, the depth, the layers, and the complexity that keep you coming back for more. Enjoy!

Signal Hill Canadian Whisky offers a tasting experience with notes of honey, vanilla, caramel, and toffee on the nose, followed by a creamy palate with hints of raisins, plums, and subtle spices, and a medium-length finish with sweet caramel and light oak spice.

Immerse yourself in the exceptional character of Signal Hill Founders Select Overproof Whisky, a limited edition bottling boasting an impressive 56.3% ABV. Embracing the rich tradition of Signal Hill Whisky, this overproof expression exemplifies boldness without sacrificing the renowned flavor profile that defines Signal Hill.

Critic tasting note: "This note continues to write itself every year, beginning with its electric, fresh, mineral, citrus opening, with notes of green fig and white pepper. The palate is tight and bone dry, with more herbal, floral, stony orange and grapefruit, with a tart, saline, mineral finish. It is an electric storm of flavours ready to take almost any fatty fish dish. There is super value here. (Anthony Gismondi)." - 89/100, Gismondi on Wine

The aroma of this drink is unmistakably that of peanut butter or a blend of peanut and hazelnut butter. It has a sweet and buttery scent that leaves no doubt about its flavor profile. On the palate, it is a cross between peanut and hazelnut butter, offering a surprising saltiness and intense sweetness.

After spending 9 years in American oak, the spirit was further matured in French oak barrels that previously held Napa Valley Bordeaux varietal red wine which added perfumed aromatics and rounded out the mouthfeel. The spirit was then tamed with pristine wine country water. Nose: Intense and inviting with caramelized sugar, baking spices, dark fruits, butterscotch and vanilla notes.
 
Palate: Smooth, ultra rich and layered.
 
Finish: Honey, toast and loads of caramel.

Plenty of intrigue on the nose, with floral top notes, light vanilla fudge, the juiciness of blood orange, pomegranate, and a sprinkling of whole pepper. Syrupy texture with flavors dominated by pears, slowly overcome by the long buildup of spice—pepper, clove, and cinnamon—with a final act of black cherry, black currant jelly, and praline. Dilution provides a shortcut to those fleshy dark fruits. Quite delicious and heartily recommended.

Nose: Rich and malty with notes of honey, vanilla, and caramel. Subtle hints of oak and spice.

Taste: Smooth and creamy with flavors of toffee, butterscotch, and toasted almonds. Slight fruity undertones of apples and pears.

Palate: Full-bodied and well-balanced. Delicate sweetness with a touch of spice. Lingering finish of oak and a hint of smoke.

Small Gully crafts bold and intense Barossa wines that showcase the region's vibrant fruit character through meticulous vineyard management. This wine is smooth, succulent, and robust, featuring intense blackberry, caramel, and cocoa flavors balanced by good acidity. Polished in texture, it offers glowing notes of plum, sage, cream, and spice, with a dry, plush palate and a long, lithe finish.

Nose: Aromas of vanilla, caramel, and toasted oak.
Taste: Smooth and creamy with notes of butterscotch, honey, and a hint of tropical fruit.
Palate: Rich and full-bodied, with flavors of toffee, spice, and a touch of smokiness.

The aroma is nearly neutral, with a mild sweetness that's echoed on the palate, where it suggests light almond and coconut tones layered with a faint charcoal note. Finishes with a fiery burst of cayenne and cinnamon heat.

Founded in 1864 by Pyotr Arsenievich Smirnov, what we now call Smirnoff was the first vodka to use charcoal filtration in the distillation process. This charcoal filtration produces a spirit that is ideal for mixing because of its smooth and clean palate; perfect in a Moscow Mule.