Cecillon Poire Belenos Cidre
$27.99
From the Producer
Complex nose, aromas of pear and citrus, on the palate, a touch of iodine, slight salinity and a magnificent lemony finish, light golden color, the bubbles are fine. Beautiful minerality, very refreshing.
5 % Abv
Nikka Days Blended Japanese Whisky
$63.99
Named for the concept behind its development, the Nikka Days is meant to be un unpretentious whisky for everyday drinking that can be enjoyed on its own or in a cocktail equally as well. While the whisky comes the Nikka Whisky Distilling Company, a renowned Japanese whisky producer, Nikka itself states that not all of this blend is made solely from Japanese Whisky and likely includes whisky produced in other parts of the world. Bottled at 40%.
Oddero Barbera D`Alba 2023
$53.99
A KWM Exclusive. this red wine is a 100% Barbera blend from the Langhe hills in Piedmont Italy. After the juice is pressed it undergoes 16 months of fermentation in French oak casks with assemblage in spring and bottling in summer.
Paolo Leo Negroamaro
$23.99
Negroamaro is a native variety of Salento. The grape gets its name from the Latin word for black due to its rich ruby colour. Despite its high concentration of tannins and full body, this wine is elegant and well-balanced. Notes of fruit and spice on the finish make this IGP wine great for roasts, cured meats, medium-aged cheese, pizza, and second (or secondi) pasta dishes.
Wild Life Black Walnut Bitters
$19.99
From Wild Life Distillery in Canmore, Alberta. The Black Walnut Bitters have joined the excellent Blood Orange Bitters as part of Wild Life's regular lineup.
From The Producer
"Wild Life Black Walnut Bitters bring a nutty texture and flavour into a cocktail. Infused with black walnut husk, leaf, nut, and bittering roots, these dynamic bitters have an amazing mouth feel!"
Confluence Yuzu Spritz 4pack
$14.49
From Confluence ;
"Created in collaboration with Our Daily Brett, Yuzu Spritz brings together Confluence’s playful approach to canned cocktails with ODB’s unmistakable taste and personality.
Yuzu leads with fragrant citrus flavour that lands somewhere between lemon, mandarin, and grapefruit, while gentle bubbles keep every sip crisp, lively, and seriously refreshing. Bright without being overly sweet and easy-drinking without being boring, it is a citrus spritz made for patios, dinner tables, park hangs, and wherever the day takes you.
5% ABV "
Sorelle Bronca Rose Prosecco
$38.99
Sisters Antonella and Ersiliana Bronca have steered their estate along the path of quality since taking over the reins from their father, Livio. Joined by Antonella’s husband, Pietro, a winemaker, and Ersiliana’s daughter Elisa, who a degree in enology, this family team works hard in the vineyard and in the cellar to produce the purest Prosecco out there.
The wines are classified as a Prosecco Colli Conegliano DOCG, the region having achieved DOCG status as of April 2010. In addition, many of their steep, hillside vineyards lie within the borders of the prized Valdobbiadene region, part of the larger UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Sorelle Bronca vineyards are higher in average age than most of the surrounding wineries, where younger, high-production vineyards are prized. Vineyard work and harvest are done by hand for every wine in the range. Modi is a 100% Glera Prosecco from San Pietro di Feletto, at 150-250 meters in elevation. Here, the slopes are very steep, at 60% in grade. The L’Ovest is from the Valdobbiadene DOCG, from three vineyards (Lavina rossa, Scanolera, and Rive) in the western section of the appellation, in the towns of Col San Martino, Colbertaldo, and Farrò. Work in the winery’s 20 hectares of vineyards is impeccable, and they work as naturally as possible, without the use of chemicals.
Writers Tears Red Head Whiskey
$86.99
This triple-distilled Single Malt Irish Whiskey from Walsh Whiskey Company is matured in ex-Oloroso Sherry butts, then bottled at 46%.
El Enemigo Bonarda
$39.99
El Enemigo is a winery co-owned by Adrianna Catena and Alejandro Vigil, both of Catena Zapata fame. The winemaker calls 2018 "El Año Mendocino", the Mendoza Year. After a small cool vintage in 2017, which we call “El Año Bordelés” (the Bordeaux Year) and a small, very cool and rainy year in 2016 “El Año Bourguignon” (the Burgundian year), they finally got a vintage that is classically Mendozan: dry, cool, sunny and with moderate yields in every region from the lowest to the highest altitudes.