JUSTIN Isosceles is a premier Bordeaux-style blend from Paso Robles, characterized by a deep ruby color and a complex, full-bodied profile. It features intense aromas of black cherry, cassis, and vanilla, with savory notes of cedar, tobacco, and cocoa. It offers a long, elegant finish with firm, polished tannins. 

The wine is a dark, well-pigmented ruby-red in color. Cedar, coffee, tobacco & earthy notes overlay cassis fruit on the nose. The palate is very nicely together, with plentiful coffee notes overlaying black-cherry fruit Balanced acidity & slightly warming alcohol combine to give a firm, well-structured mid-palate. The finish lasts well.

Elevate your celebrations with the exquisite LOUIS XIII End of Year Edition coffret. This limited-edition coffret, adorned with a dazzling fireworks design, embodies the vibrant spirit of the season and the captivating symphony of aromas within each drop of LOUIS XIII.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with the limited-edition LOUIS XIII Classic Decanter - Year of the Snake. Designed by renowned artist Liu Lihong, this exquisite offering reflects the craftsmanship and eaux-de-vie legacy of LOUIS XIII, making it a timeless homage to tradition and artistry.

The nose starts floral, with aromas of roses, vanilla and cherry, then turns earthy, before spiced undertones of cloves and bergamot float to the surface. The cherries return on the palate, with more bitter citrus and earth tones, while finely grained tannins tickle the back of your tongue.

Guado Al Tasso is from the famous Antinori family from their estate in Bolgheri, the famed appellation on the upper coast of Maremma. The label features the crest and initials of the Della Gherardesca, former owners of the estate. Produced since 1990, the wine is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and occasionally a small amount of Petit Verdot to best represent the complexity and elegance of the Bolgheri terroir. The palate is intense and complex with captivating aromas of currants, blackberries and blood oranges followed by undertones of spices, tobacco, licorice, and roasted coffee. The palate is mouth filling and persistent, bursting with vibrant silky tannins. A powerful yet graceful vintage with outstanding aging potential.

Once past the opening bouquet of white flowers and dried roses, you find plums, black cherries, black raspberries, mint and cigar wrapper nuances. The palate provides a lush, opulent, vibrant, energetic backdrop for its wealth of deep red fruits and oceanic influences. The finish has a touch of salty chalk that adds complexity to its wealth of silky, ripe, red fruits.

Rocas de Seña is named in tribute to the rocky soils of the Aconcagua Valley, which impart unique characteristics to the wine. The large volcanic rocks in the vineyard reflect the holistic landscape. This second wine from Seña continues the exploration of the terroir's expression, blending selected blocks from the Seña vineyard with Mediterranean varieties that thrive in the region. The result is a wine that delivers both elegance and youthful freshness. A lively blend of 38% Malbec, 25% Syrah, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Grenache & 8% Petit Verdot that has subtle aromas ofcoffee and Asian spices with a touch of mocha from the oak which creates a very deep andcomplex nose. The palate is vibrant and tense with good density and shows multiplelayers of fresh fruits, spices, and balsamic notes with a hint of smoke. This is a very elegant andsplendidly youthful wine, yet will age for a decade or more. 

Reserva Heredad was created to mark style in the world of high-end sparkling wines. We elaborate it with the objective of offering an elegant and versatile cava. To do so, we select only the best wines from each vintage, which are then aged in the bottle in contact with their lees for more than 24 months. The aging ends when the expert gives the magic touch to each bottle with the “poignettage”, a twist of the wrist that intensifies the contact of the lees with the wine, thus giving a more complex bouquet.

The warm growing season brings decadent aromas of boysenberry and dark cherry, beautifully complemented by layers of jasmine and fresh herbs that maintain a lively freshness. As an Oregon icon, this wine masterfully strikes the perfect balance between being both delicate and playful, offering a truly memorable tasting experience.

This Platino tequila is crafted from single-estate agaves aged for 12 years and rested in oak barrels for 26 days. It offers enticing aromas and flavors of melon, green apple, and sweet herbs, with a hint of honeyed agave. The palate starts sweet and fresh, finishing with a dry, lightly peppered touch. Perfect enjoyed neat or in your favorite cocktail!

Leitz was one of the first producers to hit the non-alcohol scene in Canada. Made with the same grapes and care that go into the Leitz award-winning “regular” Rieslings and Pinot Noirs, the fully fermented wines then are gently de-clcolised through a low temperature vaccum distillation process. The low temperatures mean that the alcohol can be removed with losing the important natural aroms and remarkable properties of the terroir. A refreshing sparkler that exudes cool, red fruits and lean minerality. With its invigorating perlage it instantly brings upon that summer feeling. In addition to the notes of rose hips and sky berries, often present in rosé, this rosé variation conveys a remarkable freshness giving it incredible versatility.

Named after Reginald Merriman Nicholson, a former owner and winemaker known for Rustenberg’s famous “Dry Red,” the RM Nicholson is an innovative blend of Bordeaux and Rhône varietals. Reflecting Nicholson's unconventional approach, this New World-style blend seeks to capture the unique character of each vintage, unbounded by tradition, to create an exceptional wine.

Malbec has thrived in Stellenbosch, alongside the region's famed Bordeaux varietals. Known for producing expressive, approachable wines that are medium-bodied with fine tannins and a generous mid-palate, the Rustenberg Stellenbosch Malbec is a new addition to our Regional Range. Enjoy it on its own or with roasted meats, Italian dishes, or mushroom-based fare. As with all Rustenberg reds, decanting before serving is recommended!

Rustenberg is a well-known producer of high-quality Chardonnay, and the Stellenbosch embodies that house style. This is a wine that is traditionally made, and barrel fermented. As a result, the wine is a combination of complex factors that stem from the wild yeasts present in the vineyard. Notes of apricot, coconut and orange peel followed by marzipan, sponge cake, rounded off with carefully judged oak and fresh acidity.

This classic bottling showcases the variety with effusive red fruit, wild herb, and tar notes in both aroma and flavor, finishing with slight and elegant tannins!

This IGT Toscana Bianco white wine from Tuscany, Italy, blends Malvasia Bianca, Trebbiano, and Chardonnay from the I Colli Estate, located in Monteriggioni and Vagliagli, part of the Bindi Sergardi family’s historic estate, founded in the late 1400s. With a white paper color and golden reflections, it offers an intense bouquet of peach, melon, and pear. On the palate, it’s fresh, savoury, and well-balanced with good acidity, fermented and aged in stainless steel to maintain its vibrant character.

This red shows a mild concentration of menthol, tobacco and ripe red cherry on the nose. The medium-bodied palate is more generous in nature, with pleasantly plump berry fruit studded with herbs, all balanced by bright acidity and hefty tannins. Alexander Peartree

Cabernet sauvignon from Coonawarra, Barossa Valley and Padthaway. 16 months in 100% new American oak. Nails it. Commanding as all hell, powerfully fruited, long. Blackcurrant and cedar, suggestions of vanilla, flings of tobacco - and all that. The tannin framework of this wine is monumentally good; it curls on forever. Flavour sweeps in and just keeps on coming although, it must be said, not at the expense of freshness. How long do you have? This wine has the future covered.

Don Mateo Pechuga offers a pure taste of Michoacan, crafted from maguey Cenizo or Cupreata, unlike most exported pechuga mezcals made with maguey Espadin. During the third distillation, Emilio Vieyra’s mother adds her special recipe, including chicken breast, deer meat, and select spices, giving the mezcal a fuller, richer taste. It features a nose of roasted agave, tropical fruits, citrus, earthy notes, and spice, with a great texture and weight on the palate. Some batches may use different meats instead of chicken.

A wine that transcends the vintage's challenges, the 2021 Figeac is performing brilliantly in bottle, wafting from the glass with aromas of raspberries and cherries mingled with striking top notes of violet, rose petal, iris and mint. Medium to full-bodied, satiny and suave, it's pure and vibrant, its enveloping core of fruit framed by ultra-refined tannins, concluding with a long, floral finish. Readers in the habit of drinking top grand cru Burgundy are liable to find themselves seduced by this immensely elegant, perfumed Saint-Émilion, a wine I'll definitely be adding to my own cellar. It's the result of gamble that paid off, as Figeac's team chose to wait to pick their Cabernet Sauvignon despite the menace of forecast rain—a menace that, in fact, scarcely transpired. The 2021 saw a somewhat shorter-than-usual élevage of 16 months in barrel without fining. Drink 2027-2050.

The 2021 Léoville Las Cases has turned out beautifully in bottle and clearly numbers among the very finest wines of the vintage. Unfurling in the glass with aromas of dark berries and cassis mingled with notions of cigar wrapper, violets and pencil shavings, it's medium to full-bodied, layered and concentrated with a deep and multidimensional core of fruit framed by beautifully refined tannins and girdled by lively acids, concluding with a long, penetrating finish. Serious and structured without being austere, it's a blend of 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Cabernet Franc and a mere 5% Merlot. Drink 2031-2065.

Like many of the more historical wineries of Canada's Okanagan Valley, more attention is being made to "terroir" - the idea that certain plots are better suited for specific grape varieties. Pinot Noir likes cooler climates and it thrives in the North Okanagan climate with its glacial soils. 'Aspect' refers to the direction that the vineyards face, giving those extra hours of sunlight the grapevines need. This serves to set apart these single block wines: dynamic, aromatic and vibrant. This Pinot comes from 22 year old vines, and spends 14 months in French oak barriques (of which 23% are new). The wine is dense and structured yet with a great typicity of red plums, blueberries, and nuances of mushroom and forest floor. A Canadian wine designed for ageing.

The nose is spicy with hints of vanilla and a touch of licorice, offering both freshness and intensity. On the palate, fresh vanilla takes the lead, followed by subtle notes of white apricot fruits. The finish is slightly woody, yet refined and well-blended, showcasing a nice density of wine.

A serious, age-worthy vintage of La Mission Haut Brion here. With a deep, dark, rich hue, the wine pops from the glass with its smoky essence made even better by its layers of black currants, black plums, tar, herbs, cigar box, and tobacco accents. The palate is full-bodied, powerful, rich, intense, mouth-filling, and long. Everything is in balance, meshing power with precision, purity, freshness, length, and complexity. Like all the great vintages of La Mission Haut Brion , this is going to demand time in the cellar before it unfurls and displays all it has to offer. Drink from 2036-2060. 98 Points

Taylor Fladgate is one of the oldest of the founding Port houses (since 1692). It is dedicated entirely to the production of Port wine and in particular to its finest styles. The VVOP is the latest in a series of exclusive releases from Fladgate. It is made from a selection of rare lots that have been maturing in wood, some before the Second World War. The wine will be represented beautifully in a bespoke decanter and accompanying wooden case. Deep chestnut brown in colour, the age is evident upon first glance. The nose has a heady aroma of butterscotch, dried figs and ground coffee, intermingling with marzipan and sultana raisins. Underneath in the background, the aromas are lifted by orange peel and apricot. Hints of vanilla, cedarwood and cinnamon provide a subtle spicy note. The complexity of this port is simply astounding. The acidity is still bright, yet the flavours are mellow and will emerge on the seemingly endless finish. Very few ports retain such balance and finesse after so many years maturing in cask. This is surely a port collectors masterpiece. 

This Highland single malt from Tullibardine was distilled in 2013 and aged for nine years in a single oak cask. Following this initial maturation period, it spent an additional three months in an octave cask, imparting further complexity to the whisky. Bottled in 2023, only 85 bottles were drawn, marking its inclusion in The Octave series by independent bottlers Duncan Taylor.

This limited-edition gin is crafted from Sauvignon Blanc grapes and aged for six months in barrels formerly used for white wine, specifically Pessac Leognan and Graves. It boasts a soft straw color and a delightful aroma of golden raisin. The palate offers a unique sweetness, combining flavors of vanilla and coconut with hints of cinnamon and clove spice. The finish features tart green apple notes that leave a refreshing sensation on the palate.

Amrut's flagship Indian single malt, renowned for its distinctive blend of spice, fruit, and honey notes, is showcased in this expression. Bottled at 46% ABV, it offers a depth of flavor that aptly represents the distillery's craftsmanship and character.

Glengoyne 10 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a classic expression from the renowned Glengoyne distillery, located at the foot of Dumgoyne Hill in the Southern Highlands of Scotland. This whisky is celebrated for its unique production process, which includes air-drying malted barley without the use of peat smoke, resulting in a remarkably smooth and gentle spirit. Expect a golden amber color and an inviting aroma of green apples, toffee, and hints of vanilla, with subtle floral and nutty undertones. On the palate, it offers a smooth and creamy texture, with flavors of honey, dried fruits, and a touch of oak spice, all delicately balanced by a soft, malty sweetness. The finish is long and satisfying, with lingering notes of fruit and spice. Glengoyne 10 Year Old is a perfect introduction to the distillery's range, showcasing its commitment to quality and tradition, and is best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water to unlock its full depth of flavor.

This is a surprisingly thin wine from this classic vineyard and stellar vintage. Flavors of strawberry, watermelon and cranberry seem dilute, and there is little backup as the wine trails out the finish. It's a pleasant and balanced wine, aged in 28% new French barrels that push out a toasty finish. Paul Gregutt

Nose: Rich and inviting with notes of caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak. Taste: Smooth and full-bodied, with flavors of butterscotch, toffee, and a hint of spice. Palate: A long, warm finish with a touch of sweetness and a lingering oakiness.

Larmandier-Bernier 'Latitude' Extra Brut is a distinguished Champagne that showcases the purity and expression of Chardonnay from the Vertus terroir. This extra brut style signifies a lower dosage, emphasizing the wine's natural vibrancy and clarity. It's crafted from biodynamically farmed vines, highlighting the winemaker's commitment to sustainability and terroir-driven winemaking. The 'Latitude' offers a fine mousse with a bright, clear appearance and exudes aromas of crisp green apples, citrus fruits, and white flowers, with a subtle hint of brioche due to extended lees aging. On the palate, it's marked by a laser-focused acidity, minerality, and a creamy texture that balances its inherent freshness. Flavors of lemon zest, almond, and a saline note reflect its chalky soil origins, leading to a long, elegant finish. This Champagne is an excellent choice for aficionados seeking a pure, expressive, and meticulously crafted bubbly, perfect for special occasions or as a sophisticated aperitif.

Truffle, underbrush, new leather and chopped herb aromas slowly emerge in the glass. The bright, elegantly structured palate delivers tart cherry, licorice and tobacco alongside vibrant acidity and tightly wound noble tannins. It's still youthfully austere so give it time to develop. 

This nut-brown liqueur, known best as a college shooter, has a sophisticated side, too. Look for a root-like nose that hints at sarsaparilla and a spiced, warming palate that suggests cinnamon, gingerbread, molasses and clove.

The aroma of sweet kettle corn and caramel-coated nuts intertwines with smoky and woody notes reminiscent of dry toasted wood on a fire. On the palate, sugary grains and wood char take the lead, accompanied by flavors of caramel corn and grilled corn on the cob, accented by a subtle hint of wood spice. The finish is characterized by a cloying sweetness juxtaposed with robust oakiness. Crafted from a bourbon mash and enriched with toasted wood chips using an exclusive technology, this spirit offers a unique and indulgent drinking experience.

This Anejo tequila undergoes a meticulous aging process in American oak and ex-bourbon barrels for at least 12 months, fostering a symphony of nuanced aromas. Expect to encounter the inviting essence of roasted agave and wood, complemented by subtle undertones of dried fruit and butterscotch. Its velvety mouthfeel offers a delightful interplay of flavors, with notes of caramel, vanilla, and dried fruits unveiling themselves gracefully. Medium to full-bodied, it presents a rich and satisfying sipping experience. Whether enjoyed neat or over ice, this Anejo tequila promises to elevate any occasion with its complexity and depth of flavor.

This single-malt Scotch offers a smooth and light experience, transitioning seamlessly from initial notes of vanilla, butterscotch, and coconut sweetness to gentle smokiness, before returning to a zesty hint of citrus on the finish.

This whiskey presents a bright, delicate, and approachable profile. While it may not be a showstopper, it offers generous sweet fruit flavors, reminiscent of candied red apple sweetness, along with floral and black cherry notes. On the palate, it displays modest structure, featuring notes of lemon and pistachio, complemented by gentle hints of baking spice and sandalwood. This blend comprises two Kentucky straight rye whiskeys and two Kentucky straight bourbons.