Field House Super Tall Motueka IIPA
$8.29
From the Brewery,
"Sip into the New Zealand spirit with this stacked fruit forward brew! This double IPA is packed with loads of Motueka and Rakau freestyle hops, layered with Motueka Sub Zero Hop Kief for an added zesty lime + tropical aromatic boost."
8.5% Abv
Superflux Toroa IPA
$6.29
From AI
Toroa is a 6.5% ABV Hazy IPA by Vancouver’s Superflux Beer Company. Named after the Māori word for albatross, this brew features New Zealand hops (Motueka, Rakau, Nectaron) blended with Citra. It offers juicy, soft notes of mango, lime, and stonefruit without cloying sweetness
Obolon Lager
$3.89
Obolon Lager is the best ever choice for those who is in love with lager beer. Well-aged beer with nice hops bitterness and flavor. This beer is produced in accordance with a classical technology and aged in cold environment.
5% ABV
Green Demon Blue Raspberry Sour
$5.39
From the Brewery
"The beer that’s bright green and tastes just like it looks. Definitely not for purists, it bursts with the freshest blue raspberries that we can find.
It’s liquid candy. It’s liquid fun. It’s the Green Demon that haunts Alberta’s brewing industry.'
6.0% - 6.5% ABV Depending on the batch.
The Maligne Range Watchtower
$119.99
From the Distillery,
"The Watchtower is The Maligne Range’s interpretation of a peated Canadian whisky – bringing together Canadian and Scottish traditions without adhering too closely to either. Built Canadian malt with 30% heavily peated Scottish malt, it introduces smoke with intent – layered, controlled, and integrated into the structure of the whisky, with notes of soft smoke, and apple, citrus, and dark caramel carried through with clarity.
Process and maturation bring the elements into alignment. Blending is approached with restraint, allowing the peat to remain present without overwhelming the foundation. The result is a whisky where smoke adds depth and contrast, supported by grain and structure rather than dominating it.
Named after The Watchtower Mountain, a 2,791-metre peak in Jasper National Park, it reflects a sense of clarity and exposure-defined by structure, visibility, and more pronounced edge. Within the range, it marks a shift: where contrast becomes more defined and the profile begins to push further.
Premium Canadian malt + 30% heavily peated Scottish malt
48% ABV"
SMWS 3.361 IT'S FRUIT JIM, BUT NOT AS WE
$244.99
IT'S FRUIT JIM, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT
This 13 year old from Islay spent 9 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before transfer to a 1st fill oloroso hogshead and the abv is 52.5%.
Flavour profile: Lightly peated
Distilled on: 14 February 2012
Outturn: 228 bottles
SMWS 112.130 TOTALLY TROPICAL TIMBER
$203.99
TOTALLY TROPICAL TIMBER
This 16 year old from the Highlands spent 12 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being transferred to a 1st fill medium+ toasted American oak barrique, and has an abv of 52.8%.
Flavour profile: Toasted oak & vanilla
Distilled on: 15 September 2009
Outturn: 254 bottles
SMWS 10.291 DAYDREAMING
$189.99
DAYDREAMING
This 11 year old from Islay spend 5 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being transferred to a 1st fill PX hogshead, and has an abv of 57.7%.
Flavour profile: Smoky & fruity
Distilled on: 17 October 2013
Outturn: 252 bottles
Thompson Bros. Glen Garioch 27 Year
$319.99
We are on always on the hunt for value, and a 27 year old Glen Garioch at 49.3% for just a tad over $300 fits the bill! This 1998 vintage Glen Garioch was supposedly matured in an oloroso sherry cask, but when the chaps at Thompson Bros. nosed it, they were pretty confident it was actually a Fino Sherry cask. Based on references in the tasting note, they might be right. Exclusive to KWM in Canada!
Producer Description
"We recently received a butt of Glen Garioch 1998, purchased blind based on the outstanding quality of previous casks from this vintage and with confidence, as the purchase order specified a 1st fill sherry butt. However, upon arrival and during our routine sensory analysis (someone's gotta do it), it became immediately apparent from visual assessment that this was not typical of 1st fill oloroso or px sherry, as we had initially expected. Instead, the spirit presented pronounced saline notes, followed by chamomile and fresh bread dough - characteristics that strongly suggest this cask is, in fact, a 1st fill fino sherry butt. We are now highly confident in that conclusion. the combination of distillate, time and oak interplay beautifully here. The nature of buying blind can be a bit risky, but very often those risks pay off in very interesting ways."