Holzer Granit Fernet True Bitter
$67.99
The Holzer family has been producing Fernet for over 100 years and is now in it's 4th generation with great grandson Raphael in charge of production. Oskar Holzer was the first in the business, as a partner with the famed Stock Fernet Company in Trieste (part of Northern Italy today) in the 1900's. During WWII, the Stock family was forced to leave their home and Oskar guided the company for many years until they could return. Oskar and his son eventually separated to begin their own brand, Holzer Original. Sadly, the family was forced to close the business 1980's and the stills laid dormant until 2016 when Raphael and his father revived the secret recipe. Raphael has spent his life working in bars and restaurants around the world and currently splits his time between Hong Kong and Austria. The whole family takes part in the production and sale of Holzer Original, from sourcing ingredients to hand labeling every bottle.
Collective Arts Between The Palms NEIPA
$5.89
ABV: 7.1%
Crafted in Hamilton, ON
Gulfi Cerasuolo
$43.99
Long regarded as one of Sicily's very best, Gulfi are a family-run, eco-conscious and old-school winery, based just north of Ragusa but making wines in both the Western coastal region near their base and further north in the vineyards surrounding Etna. Gulfi does not irrigate their wine, rather letting nature do the work to produce incredible results. These wines display great personality and character without fail.
Blind Enthusiasm One Night In Sicily
$12.49
From the Brewery;
"This beer is inspired by two past releases: we used the unique base wort from One Night in Dunham and fermented for 2 years in second use Marsala barrels from Sojourn in Sicily. Expect light nuttiness and cinnamon aromatics, with dried cherry and citrus peel, subtle vanilla and maple marsala flavours."
6% ABV
Blind Enthusiasm Grand Manifesto 2024
$21.99
From the Producer'
"7.5% ABV — Grand Manifesto is a special blend of 2, 3 & 4 year Spontaneous Fermentation barrels, and is the grandparent to our quintessential blend, Spontaneous Manifesto. Our brewers carefully chose barrels cellared for additional years to showcase the unique characteristics that only time can provide. Taking time while savouring this beer will reveal a fulfilling depth and complexity, with bright fruitiness complemented by subtle salinity and savoury nuttiness, a round acidity and soft tannin, all balanced by the signature characteristics of spontaneous beer. We hope you like it!"
The King's Inch Single Malt Scotch Whisk
$77.99
Robert Gilvesy Furmint
$36.99
Founded by Robert Gilvesy in 2012, Gilvesy Winery is rooted in the volcanic slopes of Szent György-hegy and shaped by a life that bridges continents. Raised on a farm near Lake Erie, Robert returned to Hungary after 1989, bringing with him both Hungarian heritage and an architectural background that informed the restoration of the estate’s 17th-century cellar, completed between 2009 and the first harvest in 2012. Working with vineyards that transitioned to organic cultivation in 2014, the winery focuses on varieties that express the character of the mountain’s basalt-rich soils, including Riesling, Furmint, and Olaszrizling. These wines pack precision, purity, and mineral structure, reflecting Robert’s commitment to thoughtful, low-intervention winemaking.
Matthew Fritz Pinot Noir
$36.99
Founded by vintner and entrepreneur Matthew Bonanno, Matthew Fritz is the companion wine to his Napa Valley flagship, BonAnno Cabernet
Sauvignon. Matthew Fritz was founded on a few simple principles: seek out and source from top California coastal vineyards, let the fruit stand
on its own through a pure, clean winemaking process, and ultimately, ensure every bottle of Matthew Fritz is a true representation of both
the variety and appellation.
Leclerc Briant Champagne
$113.99
Founded in the village of Cumières in 1872 by Lucien Leclerc, the winery moved, in 1955, to the premises it still occupies today in Chemin de la Chaude Ruelle in Epernay. It was also at this time, thanks to the dynamism of Bertrand Leclerc, the great grandson of the founder, and of his wife Jacqueline Briant, that the estate-based business changed its status to that of a Maison de Negoce or trading house. In 2012 Leclerc Briant was saved from oblivion when it was acquired by Mark Nunelly and Denise Dupré, an American couple who are great enthusiasts of the French "art de vivre" and who fell in love with the nonconformist character of the House. They are joined by Frédéric Zeimett, a native of Champagne, who since then has led the House to the marches of Champagne codes, serving the expression of a unique style that is now internationally recognized.