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Pierre Guillemot Savigny Les Beaune (A64)

The Guillemot family has worked Savigny-lès-Beaune vines for eight generations (!) and produces wines with classic Burgundian finesse and balance, all while leaving us a reminder of Savigny’s rustic character.

Adler Auslese Riesling (A23)

A lovely Mosel Riesling done semi-dry at 8% alcohol. This Auslese has all the trademark German Reisling character with soft fruit, subtle minerality and lovely balance.

Alaine de la Treille Rose dAnjou (A69)

The Rose d'Anjou AOC, also known as Anjou Rose AOC, produces medium-sweet roses. Wines are made predominantly from Grolleau, with percentages of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Gamay, Malbec and Pineau d'Aunis permitted. Anjou soils reflect the geological identity of its border position between Armorican and Parisian basins.

Baglio delle Fate Nero dAvola (A67)

The Baglio Delle Fate estate is owned by the same siblings, Valentina and Cesare, who own and operate the Judeka vineyard. The Baglio Delle Fate line of wines are produced with the greatest care for both the environment and for the consumer. These wines are accessible and available to markets around the world. The Baglio Delle Fate packaging design strongly represents Sicily, and in particular, Caltagirone, the area in which the company operates. This city is world-famous for its hand-painted ceramic and inspired both their labels and logo.

Barbadillo Fino Sherry (A48)

Barbadillo’s Finos are more Manzanilla-like in style, but are aged in Bodegas with less exposure to the cooling sea breezes. The flor in the barrels grows vigorously in these cellars so the wine is a little more nutty and toasty than the more appley and yeasty Manzanillas of Sanlucar

Barbadillo Pedro Ximenez (A49)

100% Pedro Ximénez. Pedro Ximénez aged oxidatively in solera for around five years. Founded in 1821, Barbadillo is without question Sanlucar de Barrameda’s most iconic producer of Sherry.

Baron de Ley Rioja (A37)

Barón de Ley is a winery located in Spain’s most celebrated wine region, Rioja, a privileged terroir to farm and craft premium quality wines. Housed in a centuries-old monastery, where the monks made wine more than 500 years ago, Barón de Ley was founded in 1985 as a ground-breaking project in DOCa Rioja: a vineyard-focused winery inspired by the Médoc châteaux.

Beauvert Cotes du Rhone (A55)

Beauvert Cotes du Rhone The Bastide de Beaufort vineyards are located in the medieval village Saint-Victor la Coste in the historic birthplace of the southern Cote du Rhone region

Bonavita Tinto (A71)

Casa Santos Lima vineyards in the Alenquer wine region of Portugal ©Casa Santos Lima Casa Santos Lima is a family-owned wine company in Portugal. It has been at the forefront of the Portuguese wine industry since the 19th Century, although wines have only been made under the Santos Lima name since 1996. It is located in the Alenquer DOC within the wider Lisboa region, 28 miles (45km) north of the city of Lisbon.

Bouchard Pere et Fils Bourgogne Reserve (A66)

This Bourgogne A.O.C. is subject to a special selection of 100% Pinot Noir grapes that come principally from the renowned communes of the Côte de Beaune, like Beaune, Chorey-lès-Beaune, Savigny, Santenay and Maranges Founded in 1731 in Beaune by Michel Bouchard, Bouchard Père & Fils, is one of the oldest wine estates in Burgundy, perpetuating tradition for nearly 3 centuries and 9 generations. In 1775, Joseph Bouchard acquired his first vineyards in Volnay in the famous “Les Caillerets” climat and started to develop the family’s vineyard holdings.

Brigaldara Soave Classico (A36)

For our Soave we only employ one grape variety: Garganega. A large sparse bunch and a medium-sized berry are the typical features of this autochthonous variety of the eastern part of Verona. Through selective cryoextraction - a partial freezing of the grapes - we preserve the natural aromas and flavours of the grape and prevent oxidation, bringing in the glass all the aromatic potential of the fresh Garganega grapes.

Brigaldara Valpolicella (A45)

The classic Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara blend. Calcareous and argillaceous grounds of glacial and alluvial origin.

Can Blau (A68)

Cellers Can Blau, founded in 2003, is one of the oldest projects of the Gil Family in Jumilla. Placed in El Molar, in the D.O. Montsant, this winery is the most diverse project regarding the grape varieties and the type of soils. The D.O. Montsant is nowadays releasing at its best the enological quality of its wines. Differently from its illustrious adjacent D.O. Priorato, in D.O. Montsant we work with unique varieties such as Cariñena or Mazuelo and Grenache, planted in and adapted to different types of soils. Nuria López Sarroca is the person in charge of the technical direction of the Winery.

Can Leandro Monastrell (A88)

Can’ Leandro is a passion project between two brothers that wanted to restore their family heritage and begin a winery. Alberto and Gabriel Sanchis began in 2013 with the goal to bring the local terroir and local (and some forgotten) grapes together, in harmony with the environment, to make a winery that offers a taste of their home. Gabriel studied design before he made a giant career shift and began his life in oenology. Can’ Leandro gives the best this region has to offer, being close to the Mediterranean but with higher elevations, poor sandy soils and ancient limestone, and a climate that gives personality and style to what lands in the glass.

Cantina di Caldaro Pinot Grigio (A26)

From the Italian Alps comes this very affordable but well crafted and lovely Pinot Grigio. Full and crisp acidity without the grassy and lemon character of many from lower elevations. No oak, just delicious minerality with a hint of peach and lime. Bright lingering finish.

Casamaro Verdejo (A21)

Garciarévalo is situated at the confluence of the rivers Adaja and Eresma, which produces an exceptional microclimate characterized by temperatures up to five degrees cooler than other surrounding areas. This zone also offers a big climatic difference between the day and the nighttime temperatures, which is key for retaining acidity. Far from the arid conditions one expects in Castilla y León, their elevation at 900m and location within a pine forest, between two rivers, provides an ideal microclimate for producing beautiful, fresh, native verdejo grapes.

Chateau de Pizay Morgon (A62)

The Chateau de Pizay is one of the oldest and most famous estates of the Beaujolais region. Since the Middle Ages the fine wines of the Château de Pizay have been appreciated by Beaujolais-lovers across the world.The vineyard, based in Morgon covers 100 acres in the Appellations of Morgon, Regnie, Beaujolais Villages. and Beaujolais.The Morgon includes parcels on the slopes of the famous Cote de Py from which they produce several special cuvees.

Chateau la Cheze Bordeaux (A59)

In the heart of the hillsides overlooking the Garonne, our 30 hectare estate (9 of which are vines) has been producing a predominantly Merlot wine since the 16th century. Its clayey-gravelly soil, combined with environmentally friendly, sustainable vineyard management and traditional winemaking, gives this Cotes de Bordeaux its finesse and elegance

Chateau Pajzos Tokaji Aszu (A78)

When it comes to Hungarian wine, Tokaji is the star. This 5 Puttonyos is sweet and rich, with caramel, orange peel, dried apricot and light mineral aromas and flavors. Acidity is nicely integrated with the luscious texture.

Chateau Roumieu Lacoste Sauternes (A75)

Roumieu-Lacoste is in the climat of Haut Barsac, an area famous (and in fact more renowned historically than the Sauternes appellation as a whole) for its particularly robust, powerfully styled moelleux with pronounced acidity.

Chateau St. Eulalie (A72)

Château Ste. Eulalie is located in the Minervois region of France’s Languedoc region, midway between Narbonne and the Medieval town of Carcassonne. Long regarded as the finest section of Minervois, La Livinière has now been recognized as an official “Cru de Languedoc” and is entitled to its own appellation. The stony soil of clay and limestone is planted with Syrah, Grenache, Carignan and Cinsault, with an average age of 25 years. The domaine also includes some century-old Carignan and 70 year-old Grenache vines.

Clerico Visadi Dolcetto (A65)

Domenico Clerico, who passed away in July 2017, began producing wine in 1976 as one of the progressive “Barolo Boys.” With a mix of both modern techniques but deep Langhe roots, Clerico’s classification is complicated. Their core winemaking philosophy is the belief that the quality of vines is the sole factor determining a wine’s potential.

Colome Torrontes (A60)

Wines of distinction have been crafted at Colomé in the Upper Calchaquí Valley in the Salta region since 1831. Torrontés is Argentina’s flagship native white grape, which reaches its highest expression in this region.

Condes Albarei Albarinjo (A38)

A small group of farmers dedicated to sustainable viticulture make this affordable but high-quality Albarino. Bright peach and apricot shine brightest with some tropical notes of pineapple and passion fruit. Also has some delicate orange blossom and citrus hints joined with some wet stone.

Domaine Dupeuble Beaujolais (A29)

In the hamlet of Le Breuil, deep in the southern Beaujolais and perched above a narrow creek, the Domaine Dupeuble has been running almost continuously since 1512.

Earthworks Shiraz (A24)

Everything we want in Barossa Shiraz. Dark brooding nose of blackberry and plum with that unique Barossa aromas touched with mocha. The palate brings a welcome red fruit to the darkness with some strawberry hints. Little bit of vanilla, pepper and boysenberry as well with just a hint of oaky grip too.

Emile Beyer Gewurtztraminer (A35)

Emile Beyer is a family estate located in the heart of the Alsace wine region. The firm of Emile Beyer is under the guidance of Christian Beyer, who represents the 14th generation of the Beyer Family of wine growers in the charming village of Eguisheim, the birthplace and very heart of Alsace wine production. The region is a mosaic composed of chalky marl, sandstone and clay in varying proportions from one plot to the next. The vineyards benefit from the wealth of these diverse terroirs, which combined with the unique microclimate, enables the vine to reach its highest potential

Ercole Barbera (A44)

Ercole, whose English translation is Hercules, is only made possible by a generations-old cooperative of local growers in the Monferrato area. Many folks know the Barbera grape for its bright acidity, and this wine is no exception to the rule. Far less known is the fact that Monferrato’s most prestigious zones are dedicated to Barbera plantings. (The very opposite holds true in the Langhe, where Nebbiolo reigns supreme.) Typically planted to southern exposure, these vineyards yield wines of great depth and balance. Fun fact: Most experts have traced the origin of Barbera to the hills of Monferrato.

Fontanafredda Barolo (A56)

Since 1858, the Fontanafredda Estate & Winery has been instrumental to the growth and international awareness of Barolo, while championing sustainability and community engagement in the Langhe region of Piedmont

Fox Brook White Zinfandel (A77)

This is a pale pink wine with aromas of strawberries, raspberries and fresh peach. The taste of sweet and juicy fruits is apparent with each sip, making this a refreshing wine for any time of year. Pair this White Zinfandel with spicy Asian and Latin cuisine.

Gaba do Xil Godello (A85)

Gaba do Xil is named for the hillsides of the Sil River, which is the lifeblood of the region. They are the estate-grown red and white village wines, an introduction to the limited production single cru wines of Ladeiras do Xil. Gaba do Xil offers the drinker an incredible value for handmade Galician wines for everyday drinking, which rival the wines of similar quality in Burgundy and Beaujolais. The white wine is produced from certified organic godello grapes from estate vineyards. The primary vineyard lies inland at 400-500m in altitude, near the town of Larouco, which has an Atlantic influence due to the location in a valley that forms an outlet to the sea. The blend also contains grapes from estate vineyards in Santa Cruz. Gaba do Xil is a wonderful expression of an Atlantic influenced white wine that is always fresh, expressive, and food-friendly. Wines are made with low intervention and minimal sulfur at bottling.

Gen 5 Chardonnay (A25)

Lodi Chardonnay with medium oak and warm climate character. Bright golden yellow in color, the Gen 5 Chardonnay leads with classic varietal fruit aromas of apple, pear, ginger and lemon blossom, followed by subtle vanilla notes. In the glass, a bright acidity is broadened by lemon custard and honey flavors. Nicely oaked but not enough to overwhelm the delicate fruit.

Grapillon DOr Gigondas 1806 (A74)

Le Domaine du Grapillon dOr evokes an authentic and beautiful family history. Created in 1806, the property has always remained in the hands of the Chauvet family. In 1893, the Chauvet family received the first gold medal at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris. This wine has a brilliant deep ruby red color with intense aromas of red fruits, pepper, spice and licorice. It’s a full bodied and powerful wine, well balanced soft tannins with a very long finish. It’s a rich and elegant wine.

Haut Rian White Bordeaux (A79)

Famille Dietrich Family owned estate of 80 hectares, 30 kilometers from Bordeaux making wine out of grapes we grow ourselves. The vineyards are composed of 85 hectares divided into 87 parcels and located across 5 villages (Rions, Béguey, Laroque, Capian, Cardan, & Soulignac). Our vineyards feature a diversity of soils, climates, and grapes, resulting in wines that are a true reflection of all that the Entre-Deux-Mers region has to offer.

Henri Perrusset Macon Villages (A31)

Just a few miles from the town of Chardonnay, Henri works 10 acres of 20 year old vines struggling on rocky limestone soils. Time on the lees but next to no oak means creamy but pure fruit. Ripe apple mixes with lemon zest and stony minerality.

Jim Barry Lodge Hill Riesling (A84)

Wine has been flowing in the Clare Valley since 1851 and is an integral part of the culture. It is one of Australia’s most prestigious premium wine regions, most famous for its Riesling and Shiraz. A small area, accounting for less than 1.5% of Australia’s total wine production. With its beautiful, rolling hills, ideal winter rainfall and Mediterranean climate, the Clare Valley carries a unique history and winemaking heritage. Jim Barry purchased the land for the Lodge Hill vineyard in 1977 as he was sure it would “produce some of the best Riesling in Clare.” Situated on the eastern ranges of the township of Clare, Lodge Hill is one of the highest vineyards in the Valley - at an altitude of 480 metres - and is ideal for producing steely, minerally Rieslings, distinctive to the area.

Jim Barry The Cover Drive Cab Sauv (A83)

On the southern boundary of Coonawarra is the old Penola cricket ground, which first saw a ball bowled in anger and the flashing cover drives of the local champions in 1950. Sadly, the ground closed in 1996. Soon after, Jim Barry purchased the 30 acre property and planted a Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard. The hidden geological treasure of porous limestone, under the rich terra rossa soil, creates the ideal cellar by storing water for later use. From these gifts of the earth, the winemaker creates their distinctive signatures in wine.

Koyle Carmenere (A40)

Viña Koyle was born from the tradition that the family Undurraga carry in their blood; a family dedicated to winemaking for more than 6 generations, started by Francisco Undurraga Vicuña in 1885. In 2006, Alfonso Undurraga Mackenna bought the Los Lingues estate and immediately began with his son, Cristobal, to plant the mountains with red grape varieties, starting the story of Koyle Family Vineyards.

Kuentz Bas Alsace Blanc (A53)

Maison Kuentz-Bas was first established by the Kuentz family in 1795, and the domaine as we know it today was forged through a marriage that joined the Kuentz and Bas families in 1895. Nestled in the town of Husseren-les-Châteaux, it sits at one of the highest points in Alsace, and the vineyards stretch out from the village over an area of ten hectares. More than two hundred years of tradition and vineyard pedigree have made these wines perennial favorites, with the grand crus of Eichberg and Pfersigberg earning the highest esteem.

Kumusha S.A. Chenin Blanc (A30)

The Kumusha label translates loosely to “your home, your roots, your origin.” Tinashe seeks to produce terroir-specific wines made with minimal intervention. Aromas of pear, white peach and lime on the nose. A juicy palate with flavors of cantaloupe melon and papaya, following through with a crisp dry finish.

La Cartuja Priorat (A57)

La Cartuja is a single-vineyard wine that represents the authentic identity and flavors of Priorat, made only from native varieties. The wine is made in an approachable style to be enjoyed young while preserving the minerality and explosive blue fruit that is the hallmark of all Priorat reds.

Lamadrid Malbec (A34)

Lamadrid winery is in one of the oldest and most premier growing regions in Argentina: Agrelo, "the land of Malbec," Mendoza. Lamadrid's mission is to be the best representation of its Agrelo terroir.

Lelia Garnacha (A39)

Leila winery is a part of Bodegas Sucessores de Manuel Piquer, located in Muel, Spain. They produce wine bearing the Carinean D.O Designation. Carinena, The historically dominant town of the region also lends its name to the indigenous varietal (Carignan in France). Bodegas Sucesores de Manuel Piquer was founded by Manuel Piquer Guimera in 1963 and has since been fully modernized. Mr. Piquer has done an excellent job of working within the constraints of this hot, dry climate to limit the yield and control the alcohol. His resulting Garnacha wine is exciting and well-balanced.

Lenotti Valpolicella Ripasso (A46)

Giancarlo Lenotti founded the family estate in 1906. Located in the picturesque village of Bardolino on the shores of Lake Garda in the Veneto region of northern Italy. Lenotti has produced estate bottled wines from their vineyards for over 100 years.

Les Coteaux Tufiers Vouvray Demi Sec (A58)

Boutinot source Vouvray Les Coteaux Tufiers directly from growers in the heart of the Vouvray region and have been doing so for over 20 years. Their old vine Chenin Blanc plots lie on chalky, tufa-laden plateaux ('Les Coteaux Tufiers') above the Premieres Côtes de Vouvray.

Lionello Marchesi Chianti Classico (A43)

Taking over and restoring a historic monastery from the year 1000, in Castelnuovo Berardenga , the heart of the Sienese Chianti Classico , he created a prestigious agricultural and residential complex, the current Castello di Monastero . The attention is focused on the territory and the grape variety: the wines must be an expression of these two components, and highlight their best character through a wise management of the vineyard, harvest, vinification and aging.

Longridge Pinotage (A61)

Africa’s only indigenous red wine cultivar from parent grapes Pinot Noir and Hermitage (Cinsault). Stylistically we focus on the fruit and characteristics of the Pinot Noir

Nasiakos Agiorgitiko (A80)

In the heart of Mantinia in Arcadia, Peloponesse, is a small winery owned by Leonidas Nasiakos, a second-generation winemaker and forth generation viticulturalist. Nasiakos' vineyard is 2000 feet above sea level at the highlands of Mantinia. These very high elevations prolong the harvest time which ensures that sugar levels are at desirable levels. For Nasiakos, harvest time is in early October. Nasiakos has won numerous awards for his winemaking techniques.

Nasiakos Moschofilero (A73)

In the heart of Mantinia in Arcadia, Peloponesse, is a small winery owned by Leonidas Nasiakos, a second-generation winemaker and forth generation viticulturalist. His estate produces 6,500 cases of wine from the indigenous appellation varietal, Moschofilero. Moschofilero is a red grape that produces a beautiful light-bodied white wine that is fruity with pear, peach, melon, and citrus flavors and floral aromas of jasmine.

Newton Unfiltered Cabernet (A87)

Ruby in color, it presents a deep purple hue. The Unfiltered Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 boasts aromas of red wild cherry with tobacco notes, followed by dark fruit and spices.

Nicodemi Montepulciano dAbruzzo (A47)

The Montepulciano was first produced back in 1977. From 2014 we elevated this wine to the ranks of a Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Colline Teramane DOCG, an authentic testimonial to this vineyard country and its cultivar. “Le Murate”, named after one of Notaresco’s old districts, is made from selected grapes from our legacy of Abruzzo pergola vines, planted in the 1970s, and from more recent plantings, which are about 15 years old. The Montepulciano was first produced back in 1977. From 2014 we elevated this wine to the ranks of a Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Colline Teramane DOCG, an authentic testimonial to this vineyard country and its cultivar. “Le Murate”, named after one of Notaresco’s old districts, is made from selected grapes from our legacy of Abruzzo pergola vines, planted in the 1970s, and from more recent plantings, which are about 15 years old.

Norton Ridge Pinot Noir (A28)

Pinot Noir from Russian River Valley, California. Norton Ridge was inspired by the intersection of opportunity and creativity. The wines of Norton Ridge are a testament to our relationships with growers and vintners in the Valley and beyond. Norton Ridge wines are produced with a clear goal: to make straight-forward, food-friendly wines. This goal is attained through a process that begins in the vineyard, where high quality grapes provide a base for the wine. The grapes chosen for these wines are from select vineyard sites in Sonoma

Obsidian Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon (A51)

Obsidian Ridge Vineyard is planted at 2,640' atop the Mayacamas range north of the Napa Valley.

Old Soul Zinfandel (A33)

This is Zinfandel out of Lodi, California, made from 50-100 year old vines. The secret is adding a bit of Petite Sirah for structure. Huge, ripe boysenberry, blackberry, mocha and cinnamon make this is a great wine.

Ostatu Blanco Viura (A86)

Ostatu Blanco is an incredible value and introduction to their range of wines. It says something about a winery when they pursue excellence from the beginning of their range to the top. For this reason, Ostatu Blanco is one of the most beloved white wines of substance and complexity from Rioja Alavesa. The secret lies in the high-altitude, bush-trained vineyards of indigenous viura and malvasía grapes coming from the villages of Samaniego, Laguardia, and Leza in Rioja Alavesa at an altitude of 580m. These villages are located directly at the convergence of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean climatic influences, which mold the character of the vintages. This unique soil and climate also lend a certain austerity and structure to Ostatu wines, which differentiates them from the Rioja wines of other subzones. Ostatu is pure Alavesa mountain wine, born of the tension and energy of an extreme climate.

Paccamora Catarratto (A70)

Sourced from western Sicily, near the towns of Vita and Salemi, about 50 km north east of Marsala and at 300 m above sea level. The vines are planted east facing, following the vertical trellis system.

Paitin Starda Nebbiolo (A42)

Starda is a name of an ancient family of notary, after them was named an house and a small street that runs along the bottom of Serraboella. The soil of the bottom of Serraboella, more sandy and fresher gives gentle nebbiolos but preserving their superior class.

Prisma Sauvignon Blanc (A22)

Chosen for typicity of Sauvignon Blanc with a blend of character of Sancerre and of New Zealand styles. From the steep, high elevation vineyards of Casablanca, this sustainably farmed Sauv Blanc has everything going its way. Aromatic nose, bright palate, lemon, lime grapefruit and undertones of minerality. Mouth watering deliciousness, pairs excellent with a variety of foods.

Quinta de la Rosa Tawny Port (A50)

Classic Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca and Sousão, La Rosa’s Fine Tawny uses only category A graded grapes – the very best that the Douro has to offer.

Regis Minet Pouilly Fume (A63)

Pouilly-Fume, Loire Valley, France Sauvignon Blanc. These vineyards sit at 750 feet, surrounded by hills on the far east of the Loire River, and centered proudly on the prized limestone and clay of the Kimmeridgian chain. The scattered flint in these vineyards imbues the wines with a character quite distinctive from the neighboring village of Sancerre.

Sainte Magdeleine Cotes de Provence (A76)

The Côtes de Provence is sourced from a vineyard in La Ciotat, about halfway between Cassis and Bandol and not far from the Mediterranean coast. Using a similar blend to the Cassis rosé, Sack has crafted what is perhaps the quintessential Provençal refresher—an uplifting nectar of bright citrus, fresh berry fruit, wild herbs, and salty sea air—that is a far cry from the countless technological, mass-marketed examples in production throughout the region.

Savary Chablis (A81)

The Savarys have finally earned the recognition for their hard work, and are highly regarded in the appellation. The clay-limestone hillsides of the Kimmeridgian chain are excellent for growing dazzling, complex Chardonnay, also known here as "Beaunois."

Schieferkopf Dry Riesling (A32)

Acid freaks rejoice! This dry Riesling shows the classic stone minerality and petrol on the nose with floral aromatics as well. The palate yields citrus, green apple and stonefruits with mouth watering acidity. A great food wine or one simply just to drink.

Silkman Hunter Valley Semillon (A82)

Silkman Wines is owned and operated by local winemaking couple Shaun and Liz Silkman. For nearly a decade, Shaun and Liz have been producing award winning wines for a number of the Hunter Valley's most successful brands. 2013 marked the first vintage of Silkman Wines, since then they have received numerous awards, most notably in the 2016 James Halliday Wine Companion where they were awarded 5 Stars as well as being named among the 10 Best New Wineries in Australia. Silkman Wines is a boutique producer, drawing on years of Hunter Valley winemaking experience to deliver a range of wines that showcase the unique characteristics of both the Hunter Valley and individual vineyards.

Skyside Chardonnay (A89)

Skyside Chardonnay 2017 has vibrant aromas of peach, bright citrus and honeysuckle. The wine enters full with white nectarine and citrus fruit notes that continue in the palate.

Sohm & Kracher Gruner (A52)

Aldo Sohm and Gerhard Kracher, two Austrians, first met in New York, in 2004. Their friendship was cemented over a shared devotion to great food and wine. It wasn’t long before they realized this love extended to the dry grüner veltliners of their homeland — and a desire to make them.

Sur de los Andes Cabernet Sauvignon (A27)

This winery produces premium wines in the Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza province with grapes from throughout the Mendoza region, in particular Agrelo and Vistalba in Luján de Cuyo and San Carlos in the Uco Valley.

Tenuta San Lorenzo Gavi (A41)

GAVI D.O.C.G. of Tenuta San Lorenzo is a white wine with a limpid color that has a delicate and intense aroma with a fresh and harmonious taste, produced exclusively from 100% Cortese grapes.

Three Brooms Sauv Blanc (A54)

Marlborough, NZ Sauvignon Blanc MINIMAL INTERVENTION BETWEEN VINE AND WINE We make wines we feel are honest and representative rather than a copy of a wine from somewhere else. Wine that reflects the true character of the Blind River terroir of the vineyard where we make our home. Wine that adds texture and balance to the intensity of the world famous Marlborough Sauvignon Blancs. Our belief is that winemaking starts in the vineyard. Fruit carefully tended and managed using sensible, sustainable methods requires minimal intervention from the winemaker for our terroir to show its potential. The result is wines of quality with unique flavour profiles - wines with a freshness and minerality not found elsewhere in Marlborough.

Unculin Mencia (A90)

Jose Antonio García and his wife Julia Peña García (together they are G²) are at the forefront of the next-generation of vignerons in Bierzo, leading the change towards wines of place and definition. Their familial roots in Bierzo are fundamental to them, as they do all of the work in the vineyards themselves. Jose’s mother is a native of Valtuille de Abajo, and his father is a native of Corullón. Together, Jose and Julia’s families have owned vineyards in Bierzo for generations, providing wines that would become the backbone of other famous blends, but never bottling for themselves. Like many families who left the countryside for better opportunities in the cities, Jose spent his formative years in Barcelona where he worked in restaurants and gained valuable perspective and experience with fine wine. In 2009 Jose returned to recuperate his family's vineyard holdings in the tiny village of Valtuille de Abajo, which is also home to his friend and former mentor Raúl Pérez, where Jose made wine following enology school.

Spirits

A.D. Laws Four Grain Straight Bourbon (S15)

A classic quality bourbon from an independent craft distiller.

A.D. Laws Straight Rye Whiskey (S27)

8,000 feet above sea level, in Colorado's San Luis Valley, the Cody family has been cultivating this low yield, semi-wild rye grain since the 1930s. A terroir-driven, unapologetic whiskey.

Aberlour 12 yr (S49)

Aberlour Single Malt was born in the Speyside village of Aberlour, made with local spring water from the Ben Rinnes and barley now locally sourced from the fields of our distillery. Aberlour specialises in double cask maturation, with whiskies matured in Oloroso sherry and American oak casks that are then combined to impart depth, complexity and character.

Ardbeg 10 yr (S21)

A classic example of an Islay, heavily peated whisky.

Arran 10 yr (S48)

From Arran Island, with remarkable water from Loch na Davie. First released in 2006, this 10-year whisky is the flagship single malt from Arran located on the namesake island off the southwest coast of the mainland.

Auchentoshan American Oak (S47)

Triple distilled and matured solely in American bourbon casks. The result: a Lowland Single Malt Whisky with the sweet aromas of vanilla and coconut – along with the signature smooth, delicate, Auchentoshan taste.

Ballantines Finest Blended Scotch Whisky (S45)

The biggest seller of Scotch in Europe and number 2 in the world.

Benromach 10yr (S20)

Featured in our Scotch Education classes as an example of a lightly peated whisky.

Blue Chair Bay White Rum (S18)

An example of unaged white rum.

Bombay Sapphire (S11)

A well known example of London Dry Gin with 10 hand-selected botanicals from exotic locations around the world.

Bowmore 12yr (zewa8)

Featured in the EWA Intro to Whisky Kit as an example of medium peating.

Braastad VS (S30)

A blend of cognacs from Bon Bois and Fins Bois regions even with some 12 year old Tiffon Cognac blended in.

Braastad VSOP Cognac (S14)

A great example of aged cognac (VSOP) from a small family producer.

Braastad XO (S31)

Perfect marriage of some of the best and oldest cognacs from the Grand Champagne and Petite Champagne regions. Dark chocolate in color with a well balanced and harmonic palate, with hints of hazelnut.

Bushmills 10yr Single Malt (S50)

Bushmills 10 year old is 100% malted barley, triple-distilled, then aged for 10 years individually in seasoned bourbon barrels and sherry casks before being married into an extremely smooth whiskey. Bushmills single malt is a tradition passed down for generations and one of the world's great whiskeys. The gateway to Irish single malt, the 10-year showcases the exceptional flavor, character and signature smoothness that Bushmills’ long legacy of single malt, copper pot whiskey-making can achieve. 40% ABV

Chivas Regal 18 Gold Signature (S43)

Created by Master Blender Colin Scott including over 20 single malts from around Scotland. Aroma of dried fruits, melted butter and dark chocolate. From the oldest continuously operating Highland distillery.

Christian Brothers Brandy (S16)

Designed to be tasted as a contrast to the VSOP cognacs.

Clement Rhum Blanc Agricole (S23)

Clement Premiere Canne is natural white Rhum Agricola distilled from fresh, free-run sugarcane juice.

Clemente Rhum Blanc (S34)

Cement Rhum Blanc is an approachable and highly mixable rum perfect for cocktails. "Rhum Agricole" is distilled from sugarcane juice as is typical in Martinique and proudly wears the "AOC Martinique" designation signifying an exemplary degree of expertise in every stage of production

Derrumbes San Luis de Potosi Artesenal (S29)

Derrumbes San Luis Potosí is an incredible example of a very particular style of mezcal crafted in the high altitude Central Mexican Plateau, in the state of San Luis Potosí.

Dictador 12 yr Rum (S22)

Dictador rum aged 12 years is made from the fermentation of virgin sugar cane distilled partly in a copper alembic and partly in a steel continuous distillation column to obtain our signature medium-bodied rum. Aged in oak barrels and then bottled under the caring eye of an expert, the final liquid is of premium quality, and we can ensure that the secret of its flavour remains intact.

Dolin Rouge (S19)

From its start in 1821, Dolin Vermouth de Chambery has been in the highest tier for fine French Vermouth. Dolin Rouge imparts lovely spicy notes amid its light and fresh profile. Try over ice with a citrus twist or make an exceptional Manhattan or refreshing Negroni.

Gin Lane 1751, Small Batch Old Tom Gin (S36)

Old Tom Gin is lighter and less intense than a London Dry and was very common in the Victorian Times. A sweeter style gin, we've increased the star anise botanical and added a touch of refined sugar to create a full-bodied, perfectly balanced gin.

Glenfiddich Original 12yr (S17)

Featured in the EWA Intro to Whisky Kit as an example of Bourbon cask maturation.

Glenmorangie 10yr (S41)

Glenmorangie Single Malt Scotch Whisky originates in the Scottish Highlands where it is distilled in the tallest malt whisky stills in Scotland, expertly matured in the finest oak casks, only used twice. Featured in the EWA Certificate in Scotch Whisky Kit as an example of a whiskey made in a tall copper still.

Goslings Black Seal Black Rum (S38)

Goslings Black Seal Rum, made from a 150-year-old Gosling family recipe, uses the finest distillates aged in charred American oak casks.

Grand Marnier (S10)

Made from a blend of Cognac brandy, distilled essence of bitter orange, and sugar.

Jack Daniels Old No. 7 (S35)

Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey is distilled and bottled at the Jack Daniel Whiskey Distillery, America's oldest registered distillery, established in 1866.

Lagavulin 8yr (S33)

Discover the distinct flavors of the islands of Scotland with a swill of Lagavulin 8 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky.

Leopold Bros Absinthe Verte (S24)

An Absinthe Verte is produced following the traditions of 19th Century European master distillers.

Moletto Barbera Grappa (S37)

Single-vine grappa rigorously produced with traditional copper stills. It has a refined flavor and unique bouquet.

Mortlach 16yr (S42)

Featured in the EWA Intro to Whisky Kit as an example of using a Worm Tub Condenser during the distillation process.

Nikka Yoichi Single Malt (S28)

This is a single malt from the Yoichi Distillery, Nikka’s first distillery built in 1934.

Pisco Control C Triple Distilled (S32)

The clear, sunny skies coupled with the best Pedro Jiménez and Muscat of Alexandria grapes from the region give Control C its delicate flavors and aromas, making it the perfect emblem of one of the most beautiful landscapes in all of Chile.

Redbreast 12yr Single Pot Still (S54)

Our signature bottling, Redbreast 12 boasts the flavor complexity and distinctive qualities of Pot Still whiskey. Matured in a combination of bourbon and sherry casks, the distinctive Redbreast sherry style is a joy to behold in each and every bottle. Full flavored and complex with silky smooth with a harmonious balance of spicy, fruity, sherry and toasted notes.

Shackleton Blended Malt Whisky (S46)

The brand is most famous for being the whisky of choice of Sir Ernest Shackleton to accompany his 1907 expedition to the South Pole. The 25 cases of Mackinlay’s Rare Old Highland Malt were made to order at a specific 47.3% abv strong enough to withstand freezing temperatures.

Spring 44 Vodka (S13)

Great example of vodka, especially water quality in the finished product. Sold in 1L bottles.

Springbank 10yr Single Malt (S40)

Springbank is the only distillery in Scotland to perform ALL of the production processes on site. From the selection of the barley to malting to distillation to bottling after dozens of years, it's all done here.

Tamdhu 12 yr (S44)

From Speyside and matured in ex-sherry casks for 12 years, this drink holds aromas of cinnamon rolls, orange candy, fresh oak, raisins & traces of mint. EWA Certificate in Scotch Whisky Kit as an example of Sherry cask maturation

Teeling Single Grain (S51)

A wholly unique style within Irish Whiskey, pushing the boundaries of convention, at the intersect of where old meets new. Teeling Single Grain Irish Whiskey is crafted using an unconventional mash bill consisting of 95% corn and 5% malted barley that has been triple distilled and matured exclusively in French oak Ex-Cabernet Sauvignon red wine casks from California, producing a truly unique Irish Whiskey NOSE: Spice and fruit notes mingle with an underlying sweet nose. TASTE: Strong spice at the start developing into lush red berries and grapes, with drying tannin effect at the end. FINISH: Dry finish dominated by wood and spice.

Teeling Small Batch Irish Whiskey (S26)

Their Flagship Irish whiskey and attempt to create the most interesting Blended Irish whiskey.

Tequila Fortaleza Blanco (S12)

A pure and unadulterated blanco tequila from the family that invented the style.

Tequila Fortaleza Reposado (S25)

Aromas of citrus, caramel, butter, cooked agave, and sage are the beginning of a pleasingly balanced and very unique tasting experience.

The Glen Allachie 12 Yr (zewa2)

Featured in the EWA Intro to Whisky Kit as an example of a long fermentation process in whisky production, this

Tomintoul 14yr (zewa4)

Featured in the EWA Intro to Whisky Kit as an example of short fermentation.

Tramonto Limoncello (S39)

Il Tramonto translates to sunshine in Italian. This Italian produced spirit brand offers unmatched premium flavor.

Whistler Double Oaked (S52)

A hand selected, premium Irish whiskey expression that is crafted in small batches using some of Ireland’s finest triple distilled malt and grain whiskeys. Our Head Distiller selects the finest whiskeys matured exclusively in ex-bourbon barrels before transferring them into our signature Oloroso sherry barrels for six months which create a complex and full-bodied whiskey. Salted caramel and vanilla jump out of the glass with light oak spices and undertones of zesty citrus, honey and a hint of nuts. 40% ABV