New + Back in Stock: December 16th, 2022
Wine. Spirits. Beer. Cider. RTD. Whatever you prefer, we always have something interesting for you to discover.
Browse our NEW products this week, plus best sellers that are back in stock:
Wine. Spirits. Beer. Cider. RTD. Whatever you prefer, we always have something interesting for you to discover.
Browse our NEW products this week, plus best sellers that are back in stock:
Founded by Terry and Mary Peabody in 1998, their journey into winemaking originally started in 1993 when they began looking for land to create a wine estate that could be passed down to future generations. Although they began looking in France and the United States, they eventually settled on New Zealand given its temperate maritime climate and (at the time) unrealized potential. Keeping to the North Island, the Peabodys setup vineyards on the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing district, on Ngaruroro River, Hawkes Bay- ideal to produce high quality reds including Syrah, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon, and in Te Muna Road in Martinborough, perfect for Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc.
A proud member of Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand (SWNZ), the winery has also begun the largest biodiversity project in the New Zealand wine industry; planting 150,000 native trees, plants, and around their Te Muna Road vineyards in Martinborough. With this project, they’re also focusing more on farming organically as well as investing in water storage to capture water during the winter months, when rivers flow at their peak. Craggy Range has started to incorporate organic practices in both the vineyard and the winery.
One of the most storied estates in Roussillon, Domaine de Rombeau traces its origins to 1727, when the de la Fabrègue family first arrived in Rivesaltes from Lyon. By 1850, the family had amassed vineyard holdings and became of one the region’s first to bottle wine. Tanks that date from that period can still be found on the estate. The family persevered through phyolloxera and successive World Wars, continually delving deeper into the region’s traditions while remaining open to the possibilities of the future. As sixth-generation family winemaker Philippe Raspaud said: “Tradition is alive.” Chateau Rombeau grows many varieties of grapes and produces a range of high quality and excellent value wine in the Languedoc Roussillon. They have converted many of the vineyards to organic viticulture and are committed to soon being an 100% organic producer.
The Leitz family has a history in winemaking as far back as 1744. In 1985 Johannes Leitz took over the family winery in Rudesheim and has grown the estate from 2.9 hectares to 40 hectares and has gained national and international recognition for his wines all while staying true to his root. He worked closely with the Ministry of Environment to restore traditional terraces above Rudesheim in the Berg Rottland and Berg Kaisersteinfels vineyards. The impressively steep Leitz vineyards are blessed with 100% southern exposure, thus ensuring optimal ripening and good drainage which is needed for these complex and mineral driven wines.
This is a non-alcoholic wine that shines all year round as an alcohol-free companion for any occasion.
The Leitz family has a history in winemaking as far back as 1744. In 1985 Johannes Leitz took over the family winery in Rudesheim and has grown the estate from 2.9 hectares to 40 hectares and has gained national and international recognition for his wines all while staying true to his root. He worked closely with the Ministry of Environment to restore traditional terraces above Rudesheim in the Berg Rottland and Berg Kaisersteinfels vineyards. The impressively steep Leitz vineyards are blessed with 100% southern exposure, thus ensuring optimal ripening and good drainage which is needed for these complex and mineral driven wines.
This is a non-alcoholic wine that shines all year round as an alcohol-free companion for every festive occasion.
The Leitz family has a history in winemaking as far back as 1744. In 1985 Johannes Leitz took over the family winery in Rudesheim and has grown the estate from 2.9 hectares to 40 hectares and has gained national and international recognition for his wines all while staying true to his root. He worked closely with the Ministry of Environment to restore traditional terraces above Rudesheim in the Berg Rottland and Berg Kaisersteinfels vineyards. The impressively steep Leitz vineyards are blessed with 100% southern exposure, thus ensuring optimal ripening and good drainage which is needed for these complex and mineral driven wines.
This is a non-alcoholic wine that shines all year round as an alcohol-free companion for every festive occasion.
Glengyle distillery was founded by William Mitchell in 1872, and stayed in the family until 1919. After changing hands a couple times and being mothballed (a term referring to a distillery being closed while still preserving equipment and machinery for possible future use), the distillery was sold to J&A Mitchell in 2000. Four years later, Glengyle reopened and the first bottling of Kilkerran was released in 2009; a 5 year old expression titled “Work-in-Progress.”
The name Kilkerran comes from the gaelic word Cille Chiarain, which was the original name for Campbeltown- the scenic setting where Kilkerran proudly makes their distillate. In 2016, the annual release of Kilkerran’s 12 year old began which features a 12 year old whisky matured in 70% ex-Bourbon casks and 30% ex-Sherry casks. To round out their core range, they also produce an 8 year old cask strength and more recently, a 16 year old expression.
Named after another lost distillery of Campbeltown (which once operated right next door to Springbank and whose warehouse now houses their bottling hall), Longrow was first produced in 1973 to provide a peaty, oily and robust component to a blend being created at the time. More heavily peated and double distilled, it has been a staple in the production calendar since the 1990s.
10% of Springbank’s production is dedicated to the Longrow brand, with another 10% focused on their Hazelburn bottlings- the other 80% is for the rest of the Springbank range.
Founders, Monica Sanita and Alex Lacroix grew Siempre into a successful International brand from $9000 and a credit card. They put it all on the line to build a brand around Monica’s grandmother’s lifelong agricultural experience and creating agave spirits in Mexico.
Alex has this to say about the brand “Siempre means always, and we always see the beauty of everything. It doesn’t matter how dark your past is or how hard you had it growing up, you can still have a positive impact on the world and turn things around.”
Founders, Monica Sanita and Alex Lacroix grew Siempre into a successful International brand from $9000 and a credit card. They put it all on the line to build a brand around Monica’s grandmother’s lifelong agricultural experience and creating agave spirits in Mexico.
Alex has this to say about the brand “Siempre means always, and we always see the beauty of everything. It doesn’t matter how dark your past is or how hard you had it growing up, you can still have a positive impact on the world and turn things around.”
Barrelling Tide Distillery is located in Port William’s in Nova Scotia’s beautiful Annapolis Valley. The believe good things take time; and quality will forever come before quantity. All of their spirits and liqueurs are hand crafted in small batches on-site. Port Williams and surrounding areas in the Annapolis Valley boast some of the most beautiful scenery in the Maritimes. Known for being the agricultural heartland, the area is famous for its fruit crops.
Barrelling Tide Distillery is located in Port William’s in Nova Scotia’s beautiful Annapolis Valley. They believe good things take time; and quality will forever come before quantity. All of their spirits and liqueurs are handcrafted in small batches on-site. Port Williams and surrounding areas in the Annapolis Valley boast some of the most beautiful scenery in the Maritimes. Known for being the agricultural heartland, the area is famous for its fruit crops.
Their spirits and liqueurs are bottled in quality glass. They distill all of their products in small batches, so they can closely monitor the quality. The fruit for their liqueurs is sourced from the Annapolis Valley and the grains used are local as commodity permits.
Barrelling Tide Distillery is located in Port William’s in Nova Scotia’s beautiful Annapolis Valley. They believe good things take time; and quality will forever come before quantity. All of their spirits and liqueurs are handcrafted in small batches on-site. Port Williams and surrounding areas in the Annapolis Valley boast some of the most beautiful scenery in the Maritimes. Known for being the agricultural heartland, the area is famous for its fruit crops.
Their spirits and liqueurs are bottled in quality glass. They distill all of their products in small batches, so they can closely monitor the quality. The fruit for their liqueurs is sourced from the Annapolis Valley and the grains used are local as commodity permits.