Confluence Gin&Soda Lemon Spruce
$14.49
"Light and refreshing with more flavour than your average pre-mixed highball; distilled right here in the heart of Calgary.
G&M Discovery Glenrothes 11 Year
$90.99
Matured in sherry casks, this 11 year old single malt is a part of the Discovery range and is bottled at 43%.
SYC Clock Out Pale Lager 4pk
$16.49
Clock Out is a crisp and light pale lager. A beer beer for those who like beer.
SYC Pontificato Italian Pilsner 4pk
$18.79
Earthy, spicy noble hops provide pleasant aromas of flowers and citrus fruit, supported by a classic pilsner malt. Assertive bitterness invites the next sip.
Los Danzantes Mezcal Anejo
$128.99
Michel Jodoin Romeo`s Gin
$38.99
"A local gin to discover, embodying audacious and fresh flavours: juniper, cucumber, dill, lavender, almond and lemon!"
Mascarello Scudetto Barbera
$75.99
Giuseppe Mascarello is one of those producers that you want to try. Their wines are an experience within themselves, and this Barbera is no different. Expect notes of dark fruits and a firm, bold mouthfeel. Pair this wine with your favourite winter dish. It's a wine that has some longevity, and will be able to age for the forseeable future.
Belisario Verdicchio
$23.99
Every day is a Verdicchio day! From the Mediterranean climate of Alta Vallensina, Belisario brings us a truly engaging and versatile dry white wine. Classic peachy aromas associated with Verdicchio are well represented here, along with a touch of bright citrus. Refreshing acidity is kept in perfect balance with a somewhat weighty body that allows for a long, thoughtful finish. Perfect paired alongside appetizers, or as an appetizer all on its own.
A KWM exclusive.
Grosjean Petite Arvine
$52.99
Valle d'Aosta is an Alpine region in North-West Italy known for expressive and mineral-focused wines. The first authentic records, found in the historic archive of the Valle d'Osta, state that the first appearance of the Grosjean Family name was around the 16th century. Originally from Switzerland, the Petite Arvine grape has adapted well to the valley’s conditions. Introduced to the region during the 1970s, it occupied the central part of the valley and was planted at an altitude between 600 and 900 metres above sea level. It has become well suited to their draining steep mountainsides. A recent study shows that the Petite Arvine seems to have a close link to the native Prié Blanc grape. Try it with appetizers, white fish and poultry.