Wittmann 100 Hills Riesling Trocken
$24.99
As early as the year 1990, the Wittmann family had converted all of their vineyards to organic cultivation. In doing this, Wittmann became one of Germany’s organic pioneers. The next step was made in 2004, with the further development of following biodynamic practises.In Biodynamics, the winegrower not only avoids use of chemical and synthetic substances like in organic viticulture, but engages himself intensively with the cosmic forces, in order to better support the dynamics of plant growth, and to be able to bring forth balanced and harmonious wines. Over the last two decades their wines have become recognized as some of Germany's finest, joining the ranks of producers like Keller, JJ Prum and Willi Schaefer.
Ardnamurchan AD Single Malt
$77.99
Ardnamurchan is unquestionably one of the most exciting young distilleries in Scotland. The whisky is rough-and-tumble old school highland malt. In other words, exactly what we love in young whisky. Expect a wee bit of peat with this one.
Producer Note
"Our Single Malt whisky comprises an equal proportion of peated and unpeated malt. The cask makeup is 65% ex bourbon barrels from Kentucky and 35% ex sherry casks, Oloroso and PX, from Jerez."
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 46.8% abv.
Averna Amaro
$44.99
Amaro Averna is a thick, bittersweet concoction that includes dried flowers, herbs, spices, licorice, citrus, and more. It can be used in cocktails or drunk on its own. 29% ABV.
Amaro Averna is one of the classic Italian bitter liqueurs and is produced in Caltanissetta, Sicily. It was originally created by Salvatore Averna in 1868. In 2014 the brand was purchased by Gruppo Campari, which also owns (you guessed it!) Campari, as well as Aperol, Appleton Rum, Wild Turkey Distillery in Kentucky and Forty Creek Distillery in Canada, amongst other brands worldwide.
Field and Forge Shop Beer
$12.59
Smooth and Sweet
5.6 ABV
Jermann Pinot Grigio
$46.99
In 2016, Silvio Jermann was crowned best representative winemaker of Italian white wines in the world. The election took place in Rome under the aegis of Gambero Rosso by the most authoritative journalists of the greatest newspapers and magazines. The outcome was not by chance or even unexpected. It is the result of a deeply rooted process and never ceases to rock the wine industry: the wines have an exceptional quality and are the fruit of continual research for excellence, and an absolute respect for the land and its natural cycles, with the added bonus of a unique winemaker, an innovator and a visionary since he was a boy, when the idea of a “blend” still did not exist.
Sea Cider Non-Alc Roxie
$14.99
From The Producer
"Whether your jam is roller derbies or rock climbing, Temperance Roxie salutes all our sporty sisters, who break barriers and build acceptance for all expressions of gender and strength. Roxie is powerful and playful, yet entirely graceful."
Wild Life Aromatic Bitters
$16.19
These bittlers made by Canmore, Alberta's Wild Life Distillery include botanicals foraged from nearby including rose hip, pine, spruce bark, and wild silver sage.
Dewar's Double Double 27 Year 375ml
$134.99
This whisky was featured on Day 18 of our 2025 KWM Still Not An Advent Calendar Tasting Series! You can read more about the whisky here.
The middle child in the Dewar's Double Aged collection, this 27-year-old is maybe the sleeper in the range: its older sibling gets a lot of attention for the higher age statement, and it's younger sibling garners love for price point. The 27-year-old is where you should really be looking for quality/price ratio. This whisky is a banger!
Dewar's has told us that this has "been aged, blended together, aged again, then finished in sherry casks." This time, however, those finishing vessels were ex-Palo Cortado!
46% abv
St Cosme Chateauneuf du Pape
$99.99
Located in the heart of the Gigondas appellation, Saint Cosme is an historie estate of a unique kind. Its Gallo-Roman winery, with its fermentation tanks hewn into the rock, has successfully withstood the test of time unscathed. It
gives them a precise idea of how our close ancestors, the Gallo-Romans, musthave lived. Acquired by theur family in 1490, the property has been home to fifteen generations of wine growers. It boasts 25 hectares of old vines whose average age is 60 and yields are diminutive. The soils of Saint Cosme are a geological mosaic brought about by the upheaval of the Dentelles de Montmirail. They are located at the point where two geological faults meetand the microclimate is cool and causes late ripening. Balance, freshness and finesse characterise their wines.