The Bushmills Causeway Collection, inspired by the iconic Giant's Causeway, showcases the rich heritage of the North-Irish distillery. This 10-year-old single malt, triple distilled for smoothness, undergoes a meticulous maturation process. Initially aged in a blend of Oloroso Sherry and Bourbon casks for 7.5 years, it then undergoes a unique finishing period in rare Cognac casks for an additional 2.5 years. The whisky is bottled without filtering or artificial coloring, preserving its natural character and complexity. With limited availability, each bottle represents a truly special expression of Bushmills craftsmanship.

Hanging out in Caribbean rum casks infuses this Smokehead with an intense burst of smoke and fiery peat, complemented by refreshing citrus and tropical fruit notes. Delve deeper, and you'll discover hints of marshmallow and bacon, adding layers of complexity to the experience. The palate delivers a fearless onslaught of rich, peaty flavors, accompanied by thick oils, bracing sea spray, and a touch of dried spices, banana, and dark wood. As the journey concludes, notes of caramel, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla emerge, providing a delicate contrast to the lingering smokiness, akin to the comforting embrace of dry land after a wild adventure at sea.

Finished in Lustau oloroso sherry butts, look for an amber hue and a rich aroma that suggests dried figs and dates. The palate benefits from a splash of water, which coaxes cocoa and prune notes, winding into a warming finish with cinnamon and clove heat.

A pale gold, light-bodied spirit with a brisk feel and hearty alcohol sting. The scent landed somewhere between smoky and menthol, bringing to mind menthol cigarettes. But the flavor was warm and honey-like.

The nosing passes find lightly toasted malt notes along with wood, sawdust, distant mint, and light caramel—not the most expressive Highland Park bouquet. The palate entry highlights the maltiness; at midpalate the taste becomes sweeter and honey like complementing the grain/malt base. Finishes assertively with the spirit underlining the honeyed sweetness.

Octomore 14.3 showcases the essence of Islay barley, sourced just a stone's throw from the distillery on Octomore farm, emphasizing the significance of the raw ingredient and the revival of the local farming community. Adam Hannett, the Head Distiller, skillfully extracts the essence of the Islay barley, resulting in a cereal-forward single malt whisky. Aged in a blend of first-fill ex-American whiskey casks and second-fill wine casks, the oak influence harmonizes with the grain, allowing the terroir and distinctive flavor of the Islay barley to shine through. The nose offers enticing aromas of hot, sweet mash and earthy peat smoke, accompanied by soft biscuit notes from the malted barley. The palate reveals creamy porridge and cereal nuances, balanced by hints of butterscotch, honeycomb, and a touch of vanilla, while the smoky essence lingers on the finish.

The Corton Grand Cru Les Maréchaudes from Domaine Michel Mallard stands as an exceptional wine, marrying strength and elegance effortlessly. Its bouquet is rich and complex, offering notes of wild strawberry, faded rose, humus, cigar, and toasty nuances. On the palate, this complexity is further enhanced by a delicate and well-balanced structure, culminating in a long and persistent finish that leaves a lasting impression of finesse.

Color & Aroma: The Mead presents a pale amber color with golden hues, emitting heady aromas reminiscent of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove, complemented by undercurrents of honey and citrus, evoking the essence of liquid hot cross buns. Palate: These spicy notes continue onto the palate, where they create a complex and fulfilling flavor experience, enveloping the mouth with their richness. Pairing & Serving Suggestion: It pairs exceptionally well with apple strudel served alongside warm custard, enhancing the overall tasting experience.

One of the younger wineries of the region, Mauro Molino was gifted land after his father's death in the Langhe region. His focus became growing Nebbiolo on single vineyard sites. By 1982 He started producing three of his most important crus in the town of La Morra: Barolo Conca, Barolo Gancia and Barolo Gallinotto. Their 18ha also includes vineyards of Barbera, Dolcetto and Arneis. The Barbera name of “Radici”(Roots) was given to represent the perfect bond to this territory and their family which keeps them firmly anchored with its roots. This Barbera comes from one of the most suitable areas of Asti DOCG:  Costigliole d’Asti. The wine has hints of cherry and red fruits alternating with spicy and sometimes floral hints. The palate has excellent structure and complexity with sweet and velvety tannins of good persistence. Barbera is always a good choice for wine at dinner. 

The nose of this wine is reticent at first but with a decant or time in the glass, elegant aromas of ripe red berries and blue fruits begin to shine through. Hints of clove, cinnamon and savory herbs complement the fruit on the nose. The palate is bright and fresh, with a pop of acidity that keeps the wine from being overpowering. Flavors of Bing cherry, fig and cooked plum shine but do not steal the show, finishing with a savory note. This wine will go great with braised or grilled meats and/or earthy vegetables.

Done in a rich, layered, barrel-aged mode, this retains its lively fruit and some zippy acids. Scents and flavors move from candied citrus to light tropical fruits. The finish is softened and rounded with the addition ofSémillon and aging innew oak.

Vineyard notes: "Our Chardonnay thrives in our American Canyon and Carneros vineyards in the southern tip of Napa Valley, near San Pablo Bay which spills into the San Francisco Bay. The cool maritime breezes and morning fog allow the grapes to slowly ripen to develop complex flavors while maintaining a bright, natural acidity. We farm all of our certified organic vineyards naturally, using the principles of regenerative agriculture."

Nose: Smoky, earthy, and herbal with notes of roasted agave, charred wood, and hints of citrus. Taste: Rich and complex, with flavors of smoky mezcal, roasted agave, black pepper, and a touch of sweetness. Palate: Full-bodied and velvety, with a lingering smoky finish and a subtle spiciness.

From a site at 2,400 feet elevation, this wine's aroma suggests pencil lead, cedar, clove and mountain sage. With its juicy midpalate of black cherry and cassis, it unleashes firm, grippy tannins on its long finish, showing structure but also grace

Sourcing 83% Cabernet Sauvignon from the Napa Valley and 17% Shiraz from Paso Robles, this imaginative blend is structured and meaty, showing notes of cigar box, toasted oak and wild game. Red fruit-dominant, it unfurls layers of cassis and red cherry with ease, finishing in creamy mocha. Virginie Boone

The wine's dosage is finely balanced with the ripe fruits and textured fruits. This bottling is just the right age, poised between crispness and a more toasty edge. Drink this beautifully controlled Champagne now. Roger Voss

Kujira 15 Year Old is a premium Japanese single-grain Ryukyu whisky from Masahiro Distillery, crafted from 100% Indica rice and black Koji. Matured for over 15 years in Sherry, Bourbon, and American White Oak casks, this 43% ABV spirit offers a mellow, silky texture with notes of dried plums, chocolate, and oak.

Dream Blue M6+ (Meng Zhi Lan) is a premium Chinese Baijiu, upgraded from the classic M6 with enhanced, richer, and mellower flavors. Fermented for 180 days and aged for 15 years, it features a 550ml bottle design in deep blue and champagne gold. Known for a smooth, thick texture and fragrant, floral aroma, it is a high-end spirit.

Penderyn Gold Range Portwood is a 46% ABV Welsh single malt whisky matured in bourbon barrels and finished in port casks, offering a rich, creamy, and fruity profile. It features prominent notes of dried fruits, dark chocolate, cranberries, toasty oak, and honey, often described as a, sweet and full-bodied, unpeated whisky.

"With its perfumed Cabernet Franc and supple Merlot, this wine is packed with fruit and tannins. It is rich although the fruitiness is most apparent, a juicy wine that hides its structure in the cushioning fruits. Drink from 2024. Roger Voss" - 96/100, Wine Enthusiast

Produced exclusively for our store  in celebration of The Chinese Lunar New Year Calendar!A barrel-aged fruited sour ale that tastes exactly like it should: A Barrel of Apricots! Full-bodied yet fresh with a nose of both ripe and dried apricots, with the brettanomyces yeast adding spice and sour nuances and those malty cereal notes detected underneath.Best served before the Year Of The Rooster, 2053. Can be cellared at room temperature.

Good Day Soju by Muhak (est. 1929) offers an exceptionally clean and fresh flavour born from its famously pristine water from Masan - a region renown for its water quality since the Goryeo dynasty. Good Day's smoothness comes from a ten-step filtration and 72-hour oxygenation and maturation steps.

COLOUR: Fawn with brick edge AROMA: Intense and precise bouquet of fresh and grilled nuts, great depth with also aromas of dried fruits and candied fruits PALATE: Elegant entry on the palate, dominated by nutty, dried fruits and caramel notes. The mid-palate is spicy, with cinnamon and nutmeg, the finish feels dryer with citrus notes, very long and elegant.

Koya is a range of Chinese brandies produced at a state- of-the-art chateau, situated in the Shandong province, near the port of Yantai. The VSOP expression has been aged for six years, and it’s very floral and fruity in style, with a lovely syrupy texture. It offers notes of candied apricot, quince, nougat, raisins, vanilla, orange zest and tropical fruit.

Named for the Norman princess who lived around Cirò in the 11th century, the Mabilia is made from 100% Gaglioppo grapes. The juice is left on the skins for 24 hours, with only a delicate pink colour extracted, and the resulting wine being very fruity with notes of watermelon, red cherry, and roses. Fresh, lively, and fruity, this rosato is a great match for chicken, turkey and fish dishes.

The 2020 Echo de Lynch-Bages is a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot, aging for around 12 months in one year-old French oak barriques. It has an alcohol of 13.03%, a pH of 3.78 and an IPT (tannin index) of 80. Deep garnet-purple in colour, it rolls out of the glass with expressive, upfront notes of baked black and red cherries, plum preserves and blackcurrant cordial, followed by hints of new leather, tobacco leaf and a medicinal waft. The medium-bodied palate is chock-full of savoury flavours, with a chewy texture and just enough freshness, finishing a little rustic.

"Recipe 2" presents a unique herbal profile that sets it apart from "Recipe 01." This distinction lends itself beautifully to crafting a Gin Tonic or Gin Rickey, allowing the aromatic and invigorating qualities of the gin to shine. Tasting Note: On the nose, you'll encounter a delightful blend of sweet smoke and dried fruits, accompanied by enticing aromatic nuances. Flamed orange zest adds a zesty brightness, while a luscious undertone of caramel toffee adds richness. The palate unfolds with a delightful interplay of flavors _ the zestiness of spicy orange dances alongside the sweetness of smoke, all gracefully enveloped by a velvety toffee essence. This journey leads to a captivating earthiness and a touch of dark fruit, adding depth to the experience. As the flavors unfold, the finish is both prolonged and smooth, leaving behind lingering impressions of macadamia nut and a tantalizing hint of spice. This harmonious medley of tastes creates a satisfying and memorable conclusion to the tasting experience.

Catherine and Didier Champalou share a common background, both hailing from vigneron families. However, their shared spirit of independence led them to embark on their winemaking journey alone. In 1983, they founded their Domaine, and since then, their label has earned widespread acclaim in the appellation. Vouvray, the region they call home, is renowned for the noble Chenin Blanc grape, also known as Pineau de la Loire. The Champalou family tends to 21 hectares of vineyards, committed to sustainable farming practices and even incorporating the lunar calendar into their work. Their vineyards boast rich, deep soils, well-aerated due to regular plowing. Embodying the Champalou house style, their wines exude elegance and tenderness, characterized by intense aromas and impeccable balance. Their unique style sets them apart, and no one else comes close to replicating their distinct and exceptional wines.

Clear water white; tangy orange & orange peel aroma; bitter-sweet orange flavour, balanced by alcohol warmth

The Bowmore Distillery, established in 1779 and located on Islay is so close to the sea, the Atlantic waves smash against the iconic sea-facing wall. This salt spray of this No. 1 Vaults release is a key tasting note. The aromas will give you bright orange zest and marmalade drizzled with the sea and the palate will give you salted honeycomb, iodine soaked blood orange, ocean spiced blackberry and kumquat. Ageing in ex-bourbon casks adds greater depth to this spirit.

Glen Garioch (prounouced 'Geery') is one of the oldest operating distilleries in Scotland, located in the quaint and historic town of Oldmeldrum, near Aberdeen, the most easterly located. They've been distilling since 1797, but 200 years in 1997, they re-opened after being closed for two years and started the Renaissance line. This 18-year-old is the 4th and final chapter in the lineup, understanding the character of an 18 year old. Matured for 18 years in both bourbon and sherry barrels, this light golden amber Scotch has a nose of honey, toffee, vanilla and some white chocolate. The taste is big and bold with oaky spices, pepper and cinnamon and a long, smooth finish.