Burrowing Owl Chardonnay
$51.99
Burrowing Owl's first vineyards were planted in 1993 and the winery's first vintage was released in 1997. The winery boasts the first underground storage caves in the Okanagan Valley. This Chardonnay has a delicate bouquet of peaches and melons with just a hint of fresh mango. It is an outstanding white wine that shows lots of depth; it would shine at any dinner party. Go Canadian!
Establishment Pump Up The Jam
$5.99
From the Brewery
"Pump Up The Jam – 8.0% Abv
Imperial Sour with Raspberries, Blackberries & Vanilla
Berry Cheesecake / Fruit Gushers / Vanilla Wafers
Like a berry cheesecake in aroma. A berry fruit bomb, extremely jammy, vanilla adds an impression of sweetness and desert like, moderate clean acidity to balance.
Field House Motueka Session Lager
$4.59
From the Brewery;
"Sometimes we just want a crisp and refreshing beer without all the buzz. This session lager comes in at a low 3% ABV without any flavour compromise. Hopped with a touch of New Zealand Motueka providing a refreshing lemon-lime aroma leaving it with a crisp and clean finish."
Alberta Premium Cask Strength 10 Yr 2025
$75.99
This 10 year old Alberta Distillers Rye has been bottled at a whopping cask strength of 67%...
Producer Description
"Alberta Premium is the #1 selling 100% rye whisky in the world, a testament to Alberta Distillers Ltd’s mastery of rye whisky craftmanship. This edition of cask strength offers our rye whisky drinkers a new sipping experience – aged for 10 years in charred oak casks to mellow and to deliver a result that is truly unique and full of character."
True Wild Roper's Hold 20 Year Whisky
$164.99
Batch 1 of Roper's Hold 20-Year-Old has been released by Bryce Parsons and True Wild Distillery. For this batch, the whisky was originally produced at one of the larger distilleries in Southern Alberta. The grain makeup is 90%+ Rye and the rest malted barley - something that the mystery distillery is not typically known for. The whisky has been finished in wine casks sourced from the Okanagan Valley.
Bottled at 47% ABV.
Producer Description
"Our newest (or should we say oldest?) edition of our beloved Roper’s Hold Whisky has been freshly bottled and is ready for you! This beautiful 20 Year Aged Canadian Rye Whisky was originally distilled right here in Alberta, but was later found in New York, and our team was committed to bringing this one-of-a-kind whisky back home. Once these forgotten barrels returned home to Canada, we finished them in beautiful Okanagan wine and custom American oak barrels to give the whisky its distinct colour and flavour profile."
Eighty Eight Fast Times Hazy
$19.79
“Hey, bud, let’s party!” a new light Hazy to cool you off in the waning days of summer.
Abv 3.5%
AppearanceLight colored, with a bright haze.
AromaPassionfruit, ripe peaches, citrus and resinous hop character.
Flavour Orange and grapefruit up front, followed by peach and tropical notes. Light dankness character from the strata.
Mouthfeel Soft and hazy with a light body. Low bitterness.
Dageraad Dagerlager Pils
$5.69
From the Brewery;
"Old World Pilsner
Abv: 5.0%
Dageraad has been brewing old world pilsners for over 900 years in a Bohemian mountain cave in Lake City, Burnaby. Dagerlaager is the culmination of centuries of tradition and toil. Fermented and lagered in traditional stainless steel tanks, the origins of this beer have nothing to do with excess brewing capacity from the recent widespread restaurant and pub closures. It is truly ancient, and worthy of your reverence.
A true crispy boi, with a herbal aroma of noble hops and a firm base of subtly nutty German pilsner malt, Dagerlaager is the Dageraad beer you thought you’d never taste."
Yukon Friend Shaped Pineapple
$4.39
From the Brewery,
"Style: Pineapple Wheat Ale
Alcohol/Vol: 5.2%
If bears are so dangerous, why are they friend shaped? We though that this was the perfect name for a beer that is oh so friendly on the palate, but oh so dangerously delicious.
It is pretty obvious that the star of this beer is pineapple. However, it is also full of guava and mango juices, resulting in a liquid tropical trip. We do not use flavouring in our beers – not artificial or natural (there really is little difference between the two). Instead, we use real juice, puree, or a combination of both. Expensive? Yes, but well worth it for the final result."
Blood Brothers Iron Eye Stout
$2.79
Dry Irish Stout on Nitro • 4.5% ABV