Black Fox Canadian Gin
$54.99
Made with fifteen fruits, flowers, and spices, our signature sipping gin is full of flavours both familiar and unexpected.
Fahr Alkoholfrei 6pk
$13.99
German alcohol-free beers are often marketed as an isotonic sports drink. The mineral and complex carb-rich drinks are nourishing and refreshing. This has tasty malty flavours with a hint of hops on the end.
Benjamin Bridge Tidal Bay
$31.99
Over two and a half decades, Benjamin Bridge has distinguished itself as Canada's premier sparkling wine house. In 1999, it all started as a labour of love with Nova Scotian entrepreneurs Gerry McConnell and the late Dara Gordon. With expertise from Canada and the world’s top oenologists, led by its chief innovator and head winemaker, Jean-Benoit Deslauriers, Benjamin Bridge has been unwavering in the singular pursuit of reflecting its precise set of growing conditions as transparently as possible. It's a blend of Muscat, Ortega, Riesling, Geisenheim, l’Acadie, and Vidal. Distinct aromatics in harmony with refreshing and vibrant natural acidity make Nova 7 a delicious, off-dry thirst quencher.
Willibald Purple Seltzer
$5.69
Vodka + bubbly water + concord grapes = Willibald Purple Seltzer. 4.8%. Like the hand is about to do to the grapes on the label, this can is pretty crushable.
Producer Description
"Vodka seltzer flavoured with all-natural white & concord grape and sweetened with just a little bit (2g) of sugar. Gluten-free."
Jasper Crisp Pils 6pk
$15.79
A medium bodied refreshing pilsner from Jasper brewing. The packaging is to commemorate Parks Canada, and is made to look like the park passes of old! Lightly spicy with a hefty malt base (for a pilsner).
Bridgeland Taber Corn Berbon KWM Cask
$95.99
We have teamed up with our friends at Bridgeland Distillery to bottle our first-ever Canadian "Bourbon Style" whisky barrel pick. The mash bill consists of at least 51% Taber Corn, plus wheat and malted barley. At five years old, it is the oldest of Bridgeland's Taber Corn Berbon bottled so far, and at barrel proof, 62.5%.
Wild Life Alberta Botanical Gin
$58.99
Made from 100% Alberta ingredients, The Wild Life Alberta Botanical Gin is made from locally grown Wheat and Barley and all local botanicals as well. Each batch uses a slightly different recipe based on what the Wild Life team was able to forage.
This 2024 edition includes the following gingredients: Juniper Berries, Yello Yarrow Flower and Leaf, Labrador Tea, Saskatoon Berries, and Organic Ginger. Bottled at 42.1%
Producer Description
"Wild Life Alberta Botanical Gin is our expression of summertime in this great province. This fragrant botanical gin is crafted exclusively during the summer months, and is distilled with 100% locallyforaged botanicals. Mother Nature influences the recipe each year. Be sure to try this gin for the wonderful variations in expression of Alberta flora. "
Blue Mountain Gamay Noir
$39.99
Blue Mountain is the wild and respected territory of which the Mavety family are blessed to be the guardians. As a family business with a strong connection to the South Okanagan site, the goal of Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars is to realize the potential of the individual sites of the land in which the grapes are grown. Overlooking and tending, the Mavety’s life work is an ongoing process of creating something simple yet powerful, to be expressed in the glass and enjoyed. The philosophy of Blue Mountain is to focus on the potential of each variety, continually improving its range across Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Gamay Noir, and Traditionnelle Methode sparkling wine.
Blue Mountain’s strong focus on viticulture across the site allows for an increased representation of individual terroir when the grapes reach the winery.
Boutique-y 10 Year Canadian Corn Ltd. Ed
$77.99
This limited edition Boutique-y Canadian Corn whisky has been finished in PX and ex-peated Octave casks before bottling at 10 years of age and 45.8%. The label appears to show Dr. Whisky (Canadian Sam Simmons) as a flapping head Canadian South Park character on a dark board... or are we reading too much into this!