Small Gods Cousins NZ IPA
$5.99
Irrational Ethereal 18: Modern Pilsner
$4.79
From the Brewery,
Modern Pilsner with Krush.
Barley, hops, yeast, water. The quintessential and simple ingredients that have stood the test of time. With Ethereal 18 they wanted to showcase some of their favourites with a SMaSH recipe of Pilsner malt and one of their favourite modern hops Krush. However, don't be fooled, simple ingredients does not equal a simple beer.
2 Crows Adanac West Coast Pale
$5.79
Superflux Bristol WCIPA
$25.49
Rose D' Anjou Ligeriens
$23.99
Lightfoot & Wolfville Farmhouse Cider
$26.49
One For The Road Stone Sofa
$2.49
From the Brewery;
"This award-winning ale-lager hybrid is light and refreshing. It's the perfect complement to any outdoor activity and has quickly become a cult favourite."
Silver Medal, 2022 Canadian Brewing Awards
Nc'nean Huntress Orchard Cobbler
$189.99
Orchard Cobbler is the 3rd release in Nc'nean's experimental Huntress range. The whisky was botled at 48.5% from spirit matured in STR (66%), ex-Bourbon (31%), and Oloroso Sherry (3%) casks.
Producer Description
"Introducing Orchard Cobbler, the third release in our boundary-pushing and experimental Huntress series. Truly a one-of-a-kind limited edition whisky, in that the spirit used is only produced once a year when the distillers cross over from one distillation recipe to another. We find we can taste delicious flavours of Cherry Bakewell, apricot marmalade and vanilla custard, with a side of peppermint tea.
"Unlike most distilleries, we run two different spirit runs each year, one for whisky set to be released at a younger age, and one set to be released after ten plus years. The spirit matured for Huntress Orchard Cobbler comes from the distillation in the week after this spirit recipe is switched over - a time where cut points are changed and unusually high fruity compounds flood into the spirit. So fruity, that the whisky is named after one of the team’s favourite desserts. "
Monthelie Vieilles Vignes
$97.99
The Monthelie domaine was created more than 300 years ago. The vaulted cellars and the squirrel press bear witness to this period. Located in Monthelie, in the heart of the Côte de Beaune, the Domaine covers 13 hectares. It extends over the vineyards of Monthelie, Pommard, Volnay and Meursault, and is managed for a long time by the Monthelie and Douhairet families.
In the early 1970s, the two sisters, Armande and Charlotte Douhairet, inherited the estate and decided to separate. Armande fought to keep her share, and Charlotte sold hers.
In 1989, Armande joined forces with André Porcheret, her adopted son. André will develop the estate in parallel with his role as steward at the Hospices de Beaune.
In 2004, Burgundy lost "a great lady of wine": Armande Douhairet, whom everyone called the "Miss", passed away.
That year, André Porcheret was joined by his granddaughter, to whom he passed on his know-how and values.
Today, Cataldina and Vincent, creators of good humour, passionately manage the 6.5 hectares of the estate. Their philosophy: to perpetuate the family tradition, to seek ever higher quality with the help of new and modern techniques, while respecting the environment.