St Ambroise Pale Ale 6 PACK
$14.29
Shinobu Tasting Pack 3x50ml
$22.99
This 3x50ml gift pack includes the Shinobu Pure Malt Lightly Peated Mizunara Oak Finish, Shinobu Pure Malt Whisky, and Shinobu Blended Whisky.
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac 1996
$149.99
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The Château de Laubade 1996 Bas Armagnac is a highly regarded, matured vintage offering a complex, elegant, and refined profile. It features rich notes of dried fruits, toasted nuts, vanilla, and oak, often with hints of leather and orange zest, providing a warm, balanced, and lingering finish that makes it an excellent, sophisticated sipping spirit.
Shinobu - Kihei Japanese Single Malt
$113.99
Establishment Mountains Made of Clouds
$24.49
Establishment Mountains Made of Clouds
$24.49
Tomintoul PX Sherry Cask Finish
$73.99
Taylor Fladgate Victory 80 Year Old Port
$1,199.99
This wine is a masterpiece of patience and expertise. Aged for eight decades in hand-crafted, seasoned oak casks, this exceptional Tawny Port embodies the pinnacle of Taylor Fladgate’s unrivalled expertise in fine Port winemaking. To create this extraordinary blend, Taylor Fladgate has drawn upon its vast reserves of very old cask-aged Port, carefully preserved in its historic cellars in Oporto. Among these reserves lies a precious treasury of rare and historically significant wines, representing a tiny volume of the house’s finest aged stocks. Only in the most exceptional circumstances are these rare gems unveiled, and for Victory Port, Taylor Fladgate’s expert blenders have meticulously selected a few of these remarkable vintages. Each of the 1,945 bottles of Taylor Fladgate’s Victory Port is individually numbered and presented in a bespoke luxury case, designed to reflect the grandeur and historical significance of this edition.
Marchand Tawse Bourgogne Joie de Vigne
$47.99
The affable Pascal Marchand might be from Quebec, but his story is full-throttle French, and more specifically, deeply Burgundian. Over the past 45 years, he has built a resumé as good as anyone's in all of Burgundy, and even though Canadian, is considered today to be one of the originalists of what can be thought of as modern Burgundy. Starting in 1989 at the famed Comte Armand, he introduced organic farming, modernized the winery, and gained almost overnight acclaim for their now famous Pommard 'Clos des Epeneaux'. Following his tenure there, he pivoted to the Boisset family's Domaine de la Vougeraie, where until 2006, he converted their vast holdings into an organic and biodynamic treasure trove.
Finally, in 2011, along with partner Moray Tawse, another Canadian, he founded Domaine Marchand-Tawse, having purchased the old Maume cellars in Nuits St. Georges. Together, Marchand and Tawse have accumulated a staggering collection of vineyards in 68 different appellations up and down the Côte. Their price list covers nearly 3 pages and spans 5+ vintages with current releases.