Glenfarclas Family Cask 1995 S22
$1,134.99
This Sherry Butt of 1995 Glenfarclas was bottled as a Family Cask at 26 years of age and 58.2%. 91pst Whiskybase
Glenfarclas Family Cask 1998 S22
$849.99
This 24 year old Glenfarclas Family Cask is from a 4th Fill Sherry Butt, filled in 1998 and bottled at 54.2% as part of the Summer 2022 (S22) release. 89.69pts Whiskybase
SMOS Res Casks No.7 Highland 12 Year
$97.99
This mysterious Highland single malt was matured in 3 Sherry Butts, filled in 2008, and bottled under the Reserve Casks range by Single Malts of Scotland after 12 years at 48%.
Glenfarclas Family Cask 1996 S22
$989.99
Matured in a 4th Fill Sherry Butt, this 26 year old Glenfarclas Family Cask was bottled at 55.4% as part of the Summer 2022 (S22) release.
Decugnano Villa Barbi Orvieto
$29.99
In 1973, at just 28 years old, Claudio stumbled upon Decugnano by chance, then a forgotten land. But behind that veil of neglect, he saw a charm that captivated him. He felt a profound connection with that land and decided to make it his own: thus, Decugnano dei Barbi was born. Claudio began the renovation of the vineyards and the construction of the winery. In 1978, the first wines came to light, bringing a wave of innovation. His vision was reflected in the choice of modern winemaking methods, which at the time represented a breakthrough. Claudio released three labels that still exist today: Decugnano Bianco, Decugnano Rosso, and Metodo Classico. And the Metodo Classico was his boldest step: no one before him had attempted to create a Metodo Classico in Umbria, and it was a challenge to the established order, but also a homage to his Brescian roots.
Gerard Bertrand Orange Gold
$33.99
If you're looking for intro Orange wine, this is the bottle for you. Coming from one of the most well-known producers in southern France, this wine shows you some of the classic savoury and spice notes associated with orange wine without any of the funk weirdness that may be a turn-off for some people. Best paired with spicy foods and strong cheeses.
Echigo Koshihikari Beer
$7.99
Echigo is one of Japan's first micro-breweries, The Japanese lager style typically consists of a mix of barley malt and rice flour. Echigo Koshihikari is made with the Koshihikari strain of rice and utilizes the age-old decoction method of brewing. The result is a super clean, crisp and refreshing lager with just enough depth to make you think on it. It finishes with a light hint of rice sweetness on the finish.
Forjas Del Salnes Leirana Genoveva
$67.99
Rodrigo Méndez of Forjas del Salnés (known locally as Rodri) is the 5th generation in a family that has grown and crafted quality wine for centuries. Today he is considered one of the greatest Albariño producers in Spain, offering more than 15 small-batch bottlings from the micro-terroirs around the Val do Salnés, the most coastal subzone in DO Rías Baixas (his grandfather established this appellation). In another homage to his family’s legacy, Rodri is also leading the revitalization of several nearly extinct local red varietals. Thanks to his rigorous approach and deep regional knowledge, Rodri’s wines are pure expressions of the diverse Salnés terroirs. As a winemaker, he embraces historic techniques that highlight the personality of the different vineyard sites and his basic philosophies and commitment to organic and low-intervention production (native yeast fermentation, extended lees contact without batonnage, minimal sulphur) are consistent across all his wines. As a grower, Rodri has deep respect for his region’s ancient vineyard sites and trains his vines in the traditional Parral (pergola) system; he takes a hands-on approach by insisting on longer hang times and manual harvest, all while practicing organic agriculture.
Vitivola Mentridana Uvas de La Ira
$56.99
The Sierra de Gredos is an area of rugged granite peaks, forests and hilltop towns southwest of Madrid. The combination of high altitude, free-draining granitic soils, and a long growing season gives it a unique micro-climate. Vines cling to scree-slopes like mountain goats, many of these sites were abandoned decades ago, but a new generation of growers is rediscovering them. Dani Landi was one of the pioneers working with the old vines here, making elegant, mineral wines, that are redefining what was previously viewed as a workhorse variety into something that can rival the elegance and finesse of some of the world’s most sought-after reds. Curro Barreño, one half of the brilliant Ribeira Sacra project Fedellos, also grew up in this area. He’s a childhood friend of Dani, sharing many bottles together and winemaking influences. Since 2021 Curro has taken over responsibility for Dani’s vineyards in Méntrida and is making wines under the Vitícola Mentridana label. Curro’s building on Dani’s meticulous foundations, interpreting the vineyards, and working with a light touch in the winery.