Tanqueray No.Ten
$55.99
Tanqueray Gin was initially distilled in 1830 by Charles Tanqueray in the Bloomsbury district of London. When Charles died in 1868 his son Charles Waugh Tanqueray inherited the distillery, which operated until it was severely damaged in World War II. Only one of the facility's stills survived the Axis bombing. The remaining still, now known as "Old Tom", has since been moved to Cameron Bridge, Scotland.
Tanqueray No. Ten is a premium gin that has been quadruple-distilled for extra purity. It is a gin made specifically for martini drinkers. It was first introduced in 2000.
Woldberger Gewurztraminer Stiengrubler
$42.99
Wines from Alsace typically show plenty of German influences, thanks to the region's location in northeast France along the German border. Wolfberger is a union of producers located south of Colmar. This 100 % Gewurztraminer offers floral rose and violet notes, along with fruity notes of peach and lychee.
Cruzan Single Barrel 12 Year Rum
$46.99
Established in 1760 in the US Virgin Islands, Cruzan rum is one of the cleanest in the Caribean. The Cruzan 12 Yr Single Barrel rum is a blend of rums up to 12 years of age married and further matured in oak casks. The rum is full bodied yet mellow!
Aha Toro Blanco
$48.99
"Tequila Aha Toro has been handmade for over a century at the hacienda “El Olvido” in the tiny village of Jesùs Maria in the province of Jalisco. The hacienda is the centre of the distillery and has a wealth of history. Located in the highlands, at 2100 meters above sea level, the area benefits from the ideal growing conditions. Each bottle is a unique piece of hand blown glass also handcrafted by Mexican artisans," according to importer Lanigan-Edwards. "Blanco is in its most pure and simple state, true to its 100% agave essence. It is a powerful un-aged Tequila that shows how traditionally made Tequila from the mountains of Jalisco should taste. This lively and crisp tequila is the best choice for ultra premium cocktails. Aha Toro Blanco may also be enjoyed straight up in a snifter, chilled first in the refrigerator or the freezer, then sipped. Red apples are dominant with a hint of minerals and honey. Soft and fruity opening, followed by minerals and honey, with a sweet fruit and peppery finish."
Marcarini Barbera D'Alba Ciabot
$31.99
Barbera is the Piedmont's most widespread variety, and one where results vary greatly. Given Marcarini's extremely low crop yields per hectare, excellent exposures (south/southwest), and élevage in French barriques, their superb version is a truly great wine, with remarkable balance between tannins and acidity. This exceptional Barbera is a particularly fine match for meat-based second courses.
Wild Goose Autumn Gold
$36.99
Wild Goose Vineyards is a family run VQA winery that was established in 1990. Their products are not sold in the BC government liquor stores, so it is quite a treat to have them here. Autumn Gold is their best seller. A popular blend of Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Blanc, it exhibits notes of rose, apple, pear on the palate combined with a pleasant semi-dry finish.
Chiarlo Gavi Le Marne
$35.99
Michele Chiarlo is a genius winemaker, and this gorgeous, elegant white shows exactly why. Expect fresh lemon and peachy characters, and a medium-bodied palate. The wine starts silky and then finishes with a clean mineral note. Try it with sushi or shrimp and scallops in pasta with a buttery sauce. Made from Cortese grapes.
Benromach Peat Smoke Bourbon 2010
$88.99
This whisky is produced from more heavily peated malt than the standard Benromach. It has been bottled at 46%, after maturing in ex-Bourbon casks.
This edition of the Peat Smoke is 11 years old and made with malt peated to 30 ppm. Vintage is 2010.
Producer Description
“Small batch made with heavily peated barley. Benromach Peat Smoke is matured in first-fill bourbon barrels. It offers fragrant vanilla notes, which lead to lemon sherbet and apricot, finishing with smoky bonfire embers."
Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale
$7.09
Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale is walnut-like colour, with notes of hazelnuts on the palate. Wonderful balance of roasted crystal malt and aromatic hops. Long clean finish. Brown ale is a specialty of the North of England. A festive-occasion beer, brown ale is one of the oldest English brewing styles, mentioned in literature in the 16th century. Beers brewed at the old brewery have a round, nutty flavour because of the Yorkshire square system of fermentation.