Alpha Kaze No Mori
$49.99
Pierres Seches Viognier
$42.99
Winemaker Sylvain Gauthier cares for his vineyards according to organic practices, yet the estate is not certified. (Sylvain plans to pursue certification in the near future, however.) Vineyards are plowed either by horse or by hand. Vineyard holdings include small, steeply graded plots in the communes Sarras, Arras-sur-Rhône, Vion, Ozon and Saint-Jean de Muzols, all located in the southern portion of the Saint-Joseph appellation. The original boundaries and villages of the Saint-Joseph appellation (drawn in 1956) are located here in the south. Sylvain also maintains parcels of Viognier. Wines are filtered but not fined.
Fremonth Barrel Aged Darkstar
$37.49
Fom the Producer
IMPERIAL OATMEAL STOUT AGED IN BOURBON BARRELS
This year’s release is a blend of 24, 18, 12, and 8-month Bourbon Barrel-Aged Dark Star in 7-12-year old Kentucky bourbon barrels. The roasted and chocolate malts complement the smooth oats to bring you a stout delight wrapped in the gentle embrace of bourbon barrel-aged warmth.
A touch of sweetness dances in balance with the hops to finish with a wave, and then she’s gone.
Down & Dirty: 2-Row Pale, Roast Barley, Crystal-60, Chocolate, and Carafa-2 malts with Flaked Oats and Columbus, Willamette, and Cascade hops.
ABV: 15.3%
Color: Deep black, opaque
Aroma: Brown sugar, caramel, chocolate, molasses, and cola, along with other sweet aromatics. Followed by some burnt sugar, whiskey, date & oak.
Flavor: Mild sweetness and lightly bitter. Medium body, some warming, no spiciness, some tingling carbonation, no astringency and slightly mouthwatering.
M & C Lapierre Beaujolais Magnum
$109.99
A natural wine haven for those searching for wines made free of additives. At Domaine Lapierre they grow their vines organically/biodynamically and ferment them without any additives. The estate was created in 1909 and now covers 18 hectares (nearly 45 acres) planted with the grape gamay black with white juice, mainly in the Morgon appellation with several plots within the Beaujolais appellation. At the domain we believe excellence depends on four essential elements: people, soil, climate and grape variety. They are widely regarded as the benchmark producer for Beaujolais. Despite being natural wines are not funky, weird or chunky, as some are.
Schaefer Graacher Feinherb
$59.99
Weingut Willi Schaefer always has been run as a small family estate. They have built on the hard work and passion of countless generations. In 2015 Christoph took the helm together with his wife Andrea. Christoph and Andrea know each other from their oenology- and viticulture studies in Geisenheim. Today they opearte as a team and their wines rank among the very top names in the Mosel, and in Germany as a whole.
33 Brewing Lemongrass Lager
$20.49
From the Brewery;
"Suggestive of the culinary experience one has on an extended stay on the coast of Vietnam, this rice lager is immediately crisp and refreshing, citrusy with jasmine flower and finishes with a faint sweetness. This beer reminds us of late evenings in Hanoi filled with good food, laughter and friends both old and new. Lemongrass Lager, our latest seasonal release,"
4.0% alc./vol.
High Key London Fog Porter
$5.19
a cozy twist on a classic brown porter, infused with Earl Grey tea, creamy vanilla, and a touch of lactose. Velvety and aromatic, it’s like your favourite latte in beer form.
ABV 5.5%
Establishment I'm In You Mind 4pk
$19.99
Malternative Lot 73 Les Bon Vivants
$509.99
This barrel comes from the estate of André Bertandeau. André was deported to Germany for forced labor for 2 years during the Second World War (1942) and was liberated by the Russians. He enjoyed a lot of respect in the region. Not only as a winemaker in Salignac-Sur-Charente, but he continued to work for the community to support families who lost loved ones during the war. Throughout his professional career, he donated his profits to charities. In December 2016, Andre passed away, his vineyards and stock were auctioned. The proceeds were donated to several charities such as Doctors Without Borders.
53.6% ABV