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For nearly 300 years, the Vesselle family has been tilling the chalky soils of Bouzy and cultivating some of the village’s best-placed Pinot Noir vines. A finely balanced, fresh wine, with flavors of brioche, wild strawberries and white pepper spice. A blend of 80% Pinot Noir and 20% Chardonnay.

47% Chardonnay, 44% Pinot Noir, 9% Pinot Meunier. Ridgeview is a leading producer in English quality sparkling wine. It is a family-owned winery that overlooks the beautiful ridge of the South Downs. The sparkling wine has a delicate salmon pink color with aromas of raspberry, citrus, and honey. Chardonnay brings freshness and finesse, whilst the Pinot adds pronounced red berry fruit flavors. Enjoy with Hillside Tavern's Sunday Roast or simply by itself while relaxing on our patio.

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay Blend. CRITICAL ACCLAIM: 94 points Wine Spectator. Very light in the glass, this sparkler begins with brilliant aromas of jasmine, nectarine, key lime and pome fruit, proving quite expressive yet extremely elegant. The mousse explodes on the palate, delivering candied pear and pink-lemon-pith flavors, altogether accessible and comfortable rather than challenging. — Matt Kettmann. HISTORY: In the Sta. Rita Hills, it all began with Sanford. In 1971, the Sanford & Benedict Vineyard became the first vineyard in what would become a world-class, cool climate wine-growing region. Sanford Winery has been a pioneer in the Sta. Rita Hills from the beginning and the vineyards and winery continues to thrive, innovate and excel.

Mourvèdre / Grenache Blend. LES SARRINS Rosé set out to leverage Bruno Paillard’s expertise in the region, to produce a wine that is Pure Provence. A wine that shows off the best attributes of this appellation, making it synonymous with the greatest Rosé in the world. Only grapes from the top parts of the AOP are selected for our production. The grapes are gently pressed producing a beautiful light pink color and vinification takes place in stainless steel tanks at moderate temperatures to reduce malolactic fermentation. The result is a fresh, bright, floral Rosé of beautiful balance.

Arneis is a grape variety that has a long history in Piedmont. Old documents testify its presence in 1200 after Christ, together with Nebbiolo. Our commitment is to express the tipicity of this variety and therefore enhance its unique aromas and flavours of white flowers, tropical fruits (pineapple, banana) and its softness and creaminess on the palate that make this wine enjoyable also when it is still young. This wine should be enjoyed in the first 3-4 years in order to appreciate its fresh aromatics however, it does age in bottle developing interesting aromas and flavors.

A nice balance of delicacy and deliciousness. Inviting aromas of honeysuckle and lemon peel lead to bright flavors of stone fruits and citrus. The palate is elegant yet succulent, with layers of oak-laced lemon, pears, quince, and white peach - all supported by uplifting acidity. Critical acclaim - 93 points Wilfred Wong and 90 points Wine Enthusiast.

Pale yellow with a green tinge to the hue. Aromas of yellow peach, mango with a slight citrus note intertwine with vanilla and spice. The palate is rich and round with cream texture, vanilla, and butter combine seamlessly. Critical Acclaim: 90 points Wilfred Wong, 90 points James Suckling.

What happens when one of the most talented new world Pinot Noir winemakers in America adds a Riesling to his repertoire? Come to Hillside Tavern and give it a swirl. The Cole Ranch AVA—less than a quarter mile—is the smallest appellation in the United States Critical Acclaim: 93 points Wilfred Wong of wine.com. The 2019 Cobb Cole Ranch Riesling is an outstanding wine. TASTING NOTES: This wine shines with aromas and flavors of green apples, stones, and rocks.

On the nose there are aromas of lemon zest, white flowers, honeycomb. There are flavors of apricots, white grapefruit, melon, refreshing acidity and minerality. We believe great wine should not have rules, and some of life's most important moments are better over a shared bottle. That's why we craft wines worthy of these times yet also for everyday too. Drink it when you want, food pair it how you want, and maybe drink it straight from the bottle. Our wine is made to be fun, wine made in-house with passion and responsible and sustainably sourced.

A longtime favorite at Boulevardier where we have carried this wine for many, many years. Pale gold with green hints. Very expressive, intense and complex nose with boxwood, rhubarb, black currant, kiwi, and a light vegetal touch (marigold). The entry is soft and round. Bright freshness on the palate, delicate and lively purity. Well-balanced and harmonious, it ends with a clean lingering finish.

The Vacherons are without question Sancerre’s leading winemaking clan. From the family’s pioneering work in identifying and exploiting the region’s top terroirs to their leading position in biodynamic viticulture today, there are few if any artisans in Sancerre as exacting or as respected. Natural winemaking at Domaine Vacheron is second nature. Taking care of the soil, and in turn the vine, is of the utmost importance to the family. Vines have been cared for biodynamically since the early 2000s, and the estate is certified in both organic and biodynamic practices. No synthetic materials whatsoever are used in the vineyards; the family makes its own organic compost. Yields are naturally low. Harvest is exclusively by hand. Grapes are fermented on indigenous yeasts in a combination of stainless-steel or cement tanks and wooden, open-top fermenters. Wines are aged either in large oak cask or French oak barrels, depending on the cru and the vintage, and are bottled unfiltered, according to the lunar cycle.

The Manousakis Nostos Vidiano hails from the magical island of Crete. Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and the 5th largest island in the Mediterranean. Manousakis Winery is a family-owned organic boutique winery located on the western side of Crete approximately 30 minutes west of Chania. This expression of Vidiano is bright with intense lemon-green color with slow and rich legs. Nose with moderate to high intensity. Ripe stone fruits, honeycomb, dried flowers. Dense, medium bodied and complex mouth with intense flavor of white stone fruit. Long finish dominated by mineral, stone fruits, and citrus.

The winery was founded in 1969. Poderi Aldo Conterno belongs to an elite group of historical producers who have truly shaped the history of winemaking in the Langhe. Today the company is run by three sons of Aldo : Franco, Stefano and Giacomo who followed in the footsteps of their father carry on the family tradition. Today the company is run by three sons of Aldo : Franco, Stefano and Giacomo who followed in the footsteps of their father carry on the family tradition. This 100% Barbera is a crowd pleaser. Critical Acclaim 90 points Wine Spectator "Rich, displaying plum, loamy earth and a hint of chocolate. This tightens up on the finish, where warm plum tart and spice notes linger. Drink now through 2025." 92 points James Suckling - Fine spices to the savory, ethereal berries with red cherries and hints of mushrooms and walnuts. Quite succulent on the palate with fine tannins, a medium body and long, spicy finish.

Blended from the traditional Bordeaux varietals, this wine builds on 5 decades of crafting great Napa County mountain-grown wines. Dark and spicy, this wine displays beautiful aromas of currant, cassis, sage and thyme, as well as hints of cinnamon and clove from barrel aging. On the palate, balanced tannins, ripe berry flavors, layers of cola and grenadine. Wine Enthusiast 90 Points: This well-made blend leads with 44% Cabernet Sauvignon, adding in 33% Merlot and smaller amounts of Malbec, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Creamy in cassis and vanilla, it exudes brooding blueberry flavors that wrap around sage, leather and cigar, the tannins burly and thick.

The 2019 Ehlers Estate Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a luscious wine and a great representation of the Napa Valley. Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc from our Estate vineyard dominate the blend, accompanied by Cabernet Sauvignon from carefully selected Howell Mountain and Napa vineyard sites. Deep purple, concentrated aromas of blackberries, mineral notes of graphite and smashed rocks, cedar, tobacco leaf, cassis, and dry herbs spice mix. Ample mouth feel, full-body, with firm tannins and great acid structure, that helps accentuate the flavors of berry compote, spices, and oak flavors like mocha. Very long finish. Enjoyable now but will age well for 15-20 more years. CRITICAL ACCLAIM: 94 points Wine Enthusiast

The 2019 Napa Valley Cabernet is expressive with aromas of dark cocoa, red berry, and dried herbs. The palate is lush and fruit-forward with hints of spice and leather. The tannin is polished—fully integrated and balanced through the lengthy finish. 90 points Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate.

Aromas of black cherries wrapped in a spice box of nutmeg, clove, and allspice jump from the glass. The palate is filled with flavors of black currants and plum that lead seamlessly to silky tannins and black cherry notes. Blackberry, Mission fig and black cherry notes linger on the finish. The combination of elegance and intensity make it a fitting vintage to celebrate 40 years of Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon.

This is arguably the best Columbia Valley Sauvignon Blanc ever made. Critical Acclaim: 98 Points from Jim Gordon of jamessuckling.com "A seamless whole, wrapped in beautifully integrated, fine tannins." This family owned winery started in 1978. Their vineyards in Washington State set Quilceda Creek apart. As the 12th bonded winery in the state post Prohibition, their longevity has given them years to refine their vineyard sourcing and perfect our farming practices. As the industry and vine acreage in Washington State have grown, they have used their depth of knowledge and experience to their advantage, singling out properties with the combination of geography, climate and soils capable of producing layered and complex Cabernet Sauvignons.

Within the DOC Bolgheri area, Tenuta Argentiera is the closest estate to the sea and the one that reaches the highest altitude, spreading from the plains to the hills. Its vineyards are completely surrounded by luxuriant Mediterranean vegetation. The estate is cultivated with Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Syrah, which are extremely typical, superb quality vines of the Bolgheri area as proven by neighbors like Sassicaia and Ornellaia. The wineries and cellars are made of recycled or traditional materials such as terracotta and baked roofing tiles. The vineyards are surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and the countryside is flush with maritime pines and olive tree groves. The blend is 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Cabernet Franc, 15% Merlot, 5% Petit Verdot with all the varieties vinified separately in stainless steel tanks for 20-25 days at a controlled temperature not above 28° C. The wine then completed malolactic fermentation in 225 liter French-oak barrels. The wine then spent 12 months in barrels and at least another 10 months in bottles, prior to release. CRITICAL ACCLAIM: Jeb Dunnuck 93 Points "Layered and rich with aromas of cassis, luxurious oak spice, menthol, and lavender, the 2020 Villa Donoratico is full-bodied and maintains a characteristic soft and silky texture, with a long finish. Offering notes of rich kirsch, plum, and dusty earth, it is opulent, balanced, and a delicious expression for the range. Drink 2024-2034. Robert Parker's Wine Advocate 93 Points "The 2020 Bolgheri Rosso Villa Donoratico shows ripe fruit and a greater oak presence with spice, tar, tobacco and smoked cedar wood. This full-bodied wine could almost be a Bolgheri Superiore, thanks to the depth, richness and importance of its flavor profile. James Suckling 93 Points "A chewy and rich red with blackberry, blueberry and chocolate aromas and flavors. Full-bodied. Lots of fruit and tannin structure..."

Intense ruby robe with beautiful reflections of old rose petals. Frank and spicy with black pepper and licorice, surprising floral notes of grass and acacia, evolving onto more classic notes of strawberry, cherry and fresh blackcurrant, and subtle notes of camphor and menthol. The attack is frank and ample, reflecting thegourmand and delicate characteristics of the estate and magnificently held by fine tannins with a silky length, strengthened by the freshness of the menthol and scents of the garriques. Blend: 65% Grenache, 25% Syrah, 10% Mourvèdre

Winemaker Notes The wine shows intense blackberry and fig fruit with licorice, violets, and charcoal on the finish. It is remarkably fresh and finessed given the sun and warmth of the southern Rhône. The unique micro-climate combined with 60-year-old vines and traditional winemaking make Château de Saint Cosme Gigondas the benchmark wine of the appellation. Grenache is the pale-colored, red-fruited, and potpourri-scented red grape variety of the southern Rhône. Critical Acclaim: 94 Points from James Suckling "This rich and impeccably balanced Gigondas has everything we look for in the wines of this appellation. What a wide spectrum of aromas with everything from raspberry to candied orange, plus a slew of delicate spicy notes and fresh Mediterranean herbs. I love the interplay of richness, fine tannins and lively acidity on the generous, but not expansive palate. Very long, refined finish. From organically grown grapes."

Without a doubt a Bradley and Brooks favorite! 60% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Franc, 7% Malbec, 3% Cabernet Sauvignon. Critical Acclaime: 92 Points Wine Enthusiast. Château Coutet (not to be confused with the Coutet in Barsac) is located in the heart of Saint-Emilion, about half a kilometer away from the village. It has belonged to the David-Beaulieu family since 1601 (14 generations). However, the presence of old ruins, wild tulips and Eastern Gladiolus found in the vineyard suggest that the property has been making wines since the Roman times. The vineyard is next to some of the most prestigious properties, including Château Angelus (1er Grand Cru Classé “A”), Château Canon , Beauséjour-Ducot or even Beauséjour-Dufau-Lagarosse (all 1er Grand Cru Classé “B”). In fact, Coutet used to be a Grand Cru Classé in 1955. One of specificities of Coutet is that it has been practicing organic viticulture as long as they’ve been making wine. Although the estate has only been certified organic since 2013, it is one of the very few vineyards in France that can claim to always carry organic practices (there’s only 58 of them today). The property is 16 hectares in size (40 acres) of which 12 hectares is planted with vines and the remaining 4 hectares is covered in parks and woods where a unique biodiversity lives, rare species of flowers, orchids, and the myriad of insects and birds that come with it. The vineyard has no traces of pesticides, chemical fertilizers or herbicides and is thus naturally organic. Minimum intervention in the vineyard and cellar. Average age of the vines is 38 years old, but some of the oldest vines are a century old. Horses are used to plow some of the oldest plots in the vineyards. All grapes are hand harvested. Use of indigenous yeast found naturally in the vineyard. After the natural alcoholic fermentation, the wine is aged in 20% new French oak barrels. Estate grown and bottled. Certified Organic. 4,000 cases produced annually.

This beauty ranked No. 67 on the Wine Spectator Top 100 of 2022. Blend: 60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Franc. Critical Acclaim: 97 points Wine Enthusiast - This estate has made a dark, dense wine in this vintage. That density is penetrated by the freshness of the black currant fruits. The result is a wine that is powered both by structure and crisp fruit. There is definitely plenty of aging potential here. 96 points James Suckling - A vibrant, fragrant red with aromas of blackberries, currants, walnuts and mint chocolate. Medium-bodied with fine-grained tannins. Pretty walnut notes on the polished finish. Fantastic length. Driven acidity and focus.95 points Decanter - An estate with a gathering sense of excitement around it, and once again proves why with the 2019. Sleek and flavorful, with the insistent tug of limestone slowing things down and allowing the juice and the tension to really inform the palate. Creamy texture also, with blueberry and raspberry fruit played gently against tobacco and crushed stone minerality. Highly successful. 95 points - Jeb Dunnuck The flagship 2019 Château La Gaffeliere is mostly Merlot, yet the cuvée always includes around 15% Cabernet Franc. It offers a complex array of spiced red and black fruits, cedary herbs, lead pencil, and a kiss of tobacco to go with a medium-bodied, elegant, impressively balanced style on the palate. It shows the more classic style of the vintage, has no hard edges, and is going to be relatively accessible in its youth yet also age gracefully. 95 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - The 2019 La Gaffelière wafts from the glass with a rich bouquet of blackberries and cherries mingled with subtle hints of burning embers and loamy soil that's framed by a deft application of creamy new oak. Medium to full-bodied, deep and seamless, it's a concentrated, vibrant wine built around bright acids and fine, powdery tannins. Its vivid fruit tones and classical balance make this Cabernet Franc-rich blend a promising candidate for sustained bottle age. Anyone who has tasted the great wines this estate produced in the 1950's and 1960's knows how great this site can be; and with stricter selection as well as the elimination of fruit from vines growing on the plain from the blend, that potential appears to be being unleashed at last. 94 points Wine Spectator - This rolls out dense fig, boysenberry and red currant paste flavors laced with pronounced chalky minerality and notes of tobacco, dried anise and juniper. The serious tannic drive on the finish puts this in the 'classically austere' camp. Worth cellaring for sure, but patience is required.

Jayson by Pahlmeyer 2021 Jayson Red Wine Napa Valley The 2021 Jayson Red Wine is rich and fleshy, with our mountain-grown Merlot at its core. Expressive aromas of crushed black cherry, mushroom, and leather lead to a ripe, focused palate of black cherry and black currant laced with mocha and toasty spice. The mid-palate is mouth-filling and plush with caressing polished tannins that guide the interlaid flavors long through a pure, persistent finish. — Katie Vogt, Winemaker 76% Merlot, 12% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Malbec, 4% Petit Verdot, 1% Cabernet Franc. Critical Acclaim: 94pts James Suckling Aromas of blackcurrants come through clearly along with hints of lead pencil. It’s medium- to full-bodied with fine velvety tannins and a flavorful finish. Caressing texture and not overdone. Lovely now to drink as a young wine but it will be even better in three to five years.

Winemaker Notes: A classic style Barolo. Excellent structure, harmony and elegance. Soft tannins and balanced fruit. Approachable, but with a very long aging potential. 97 points James Suckling "Very primary fruit with beautiful aromas of peaches, strawberries, berries and flowers. It’s medium- to full-bodied, with bitter citrus, cedar, chocolate and coffee bean character. Tight at the end. From five villages, primarily Serralunga, Monforte, La Morra, Grinzane Cavour, and Novello. Needs two or three years to open and will age for a very long time."

Genuinely Sicilian. As Duca di Salaparuta nears its 200th year, the winery proudly presents the thirty-fifth harvest of its most iconic wine: Duca Enrico. The label embodies the two souls of this winery – an innovative spirit and a deep bond with Sicily and its history – and gives life to a fascinating project centered on continuing an impressive wine heritage. In 1984, Duca Enrico was Duca di Salaparuta’s first and most important tribute to Nero d’Avola, a rough yet bold grape that has made Sicilian viticulture known to the rest of the world. At a time when the potential of this variety was not yet recognized, Duca di Salaparuta decided to vinify a 100% Nero d’Avola for the first time, inaugurating a new era of Sicilian winemaking. This is how Duca Enrico came to life: the result of the desire to produce an outstanding Sicilian red wine that can rise among the top enological expressions from all over the globe. A salty and savory nose on this wine has crushed rocks, pencil shavings, new leather and then balsamic vinegar, wild oregano and black pepper. Dried cherries and strawberry candy come through on the palate before grilled meat, rocks, soil and the slightly sour saltiness of vinegar are pointed up by powerful acid.

Please try this wine. New roads can lead to excitement. Guaranteed smile producer. "I was sold on Emeric’s 2022 Poulsard from the nose alone: cardamom, rose petals, roasted root vegetables slathered in cinnamon; earthy but pure, and overflowing with the kind of spice whose siren song led men to treacherous sea voyages in centuries past. The palate, sappy and succulent, echoes the nose in its complexity, yet it glides, lifts, and swells effortlessly, leaving clinging, cleansing stoniness in its wake. Honestly, I was unprepared for its beauty, and it made me fall in love with Poulsard all over again. I hope you’ll try some, too." from Sophia Charow of Rosenthal Wine Merchants.

Bitouzet is an iconic Burgundy producer. A committed classicist, he has provided us with over thirty-years worth of structured, demanding, age-worthy, satisfying wines, from the heart of the Cote de Beaune. This domaine is a tried and true standard bearer for all that is fundamentally good and sound in Burgundy: conscientious and sensitive work in the vineyards, respect above all for the specific character of each lieu-dit, patience and attention to detail in the cellar, and a commitment to producing wines of depth and, of critical importance, longevity. This Aussy 1er cru vineyard site sits just below En Champans on the slope; half was planted in 1948, and the other half in 1998 so boasts beautiful concentration from these old vines. With its pretty spice element, elegant floral notes, and taut red fruits, this cuvée offers a supple, silken texture and subdued tannins—a quintessential Volnay, and the most open and approachable of François’s premier crus. On top of that – 2018 many have been overlooked for being a riper vintage, but it means this wine is absolutely singing now and does not require decanting or cellar time.

This wine honors the unique spirit of the Pacific Northwest. Brimming with fresh blackberry and plum aromas this wine gains earth and herb nuances with time. Ripe red plums and red cherries dominate the smooth palate.

From a cold, steep site located near the Pacific Ocean, Jack Hill is fleshy, spicy and integrated, brimming promisingly with a wealth of dark cherry, strawberry and blood orange. A tease of cola and cardamom give it a powerful middle of nuanced richness around a body of firm integrated tannin.

“Along with its neighbors Puligny-Montrachet and Meursault, Chassagne-Montrachet is viewed today as one of white Burgundy’s “big three”—a world-famous village synonymous with layered, mineral-driven, age-worthy Chardonnay. However, a peek into even the relatively recent past reveals that Chassagne-Montrachet was more renowned for red wine for most of its viticultural history. According to our friend Sylvain Morey, Chassagne-Montrachet was planted two-thirds to Pinot Noir and one-third to Chardonnay up through the late 1970s, when a shift began to occur; by the mid-1990s, plantings were roughly equivalent; and today, Chardonnay outnumbers Pinot Noir 75% to 25% and gains ground with each passing year. Winemaker Notes Chassagne’s unabashed soil-driven nature shines through clearly but elegantly in this wine; one would have to spend much more in the Côte de Nuits to find something even approaching it.

#6 Wine Spectator Top 100 for 2024! This marks the third time a Roserock wine has achieved a place in the Wine Spectator’s annual Top 100, which says a lot about this exceptional vineyard and the care put into producing these wines. 94 points! Domaine Drouhin is the Oregon outpost of Burgundy’s Maison Joseph Drouhin. While most of the estate vineyards are in the Dundee Hills, Roserock Vineyard in Eola-Amity Hills has become increasingly key to the winery’s success since the Drouhins purchased the 122-acre vineyard in 2013. Véronique Boss-Drouhin, who oversees winemaking operations in both Burgundy and Oregon, blended a selection from the vineyard’s 35 individual blocks, which she fermented separately. Eola-Amity Pinot Noirs are known for their powerful structure, but Boss-Drouhin strives to accentuate the house’s graceful style. This 2022 aged in French oak barrels (20 percent of which were new) for 10 months.

Critical Acclaim: Vinous Media 94 points "The 2021 Pinot Noir Olivet Ranch is laced with crushed red berry fruit, spice, cedar, tobacco, incense and dried flowers. Medium in body yet quite deep, the Oliver Ranch exudes class. Bright acids extend the vibrant finish effortlessly. Time adds notable texture and volume as the flavor profile turns a bit darker. - By Antonio Galloni on June 2023"

A delicate and elegant wine. On the nose, characteristic aromas of spice and violet, mingled with wild blackberry. On the palate, refined and supple. Persistent aftertaste, with delicious and subtle flavors that linger on for quite a long time.

On the nose, aromas of red cherries, ripe raspberries, brambleberries and blueberries mingle with violets. Toasted brioche and sweet tea tease you to take a sip. Offering immediate palate appeal, the wine displays a beautiful balance of bright acidity and well-integrated tannins supported by a touch of warm French oak. Velvety and ripe with a lingering finish, all indications point to a long life ahead. 95 points Wine Enthusiast.

Sarrazin's "Champ Lalot" in 2019 delivers deep complexity, dark plush fruit, compact minerality, a combination that feels as if it were from one of the Premier Cru of the Cote d'Or. There is a marvelous richness texture and richness on the palate that will keep Burgundy lovers occupied for hours on end.

93 Points Robert Parker: The 2017 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast comes from 100% estate fruit this vintage. Pale to medium ruby-purple, the nose is broody with iron, iodine, forest floor and blood orange with cranberry and blackberry fruit. Light to medium-bodied, it's ultra silky and a maintains a nice balance of ripe fruit, bitters and earth, with classic tea leaf and citrus peel flavors and a long, juicy, uplifted finish.

91 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - "The 2017 Alesia Pinot Noir Anderson Valley is pale to medium ruby-purple with a pretty nose of autumn leaves, bark and cinnamon stick with black cherries, blackberries, raspberry preserves and woodsmoke. The palate is light to medium-bodied, delicate and earthy with juicy acidity and a soft frame, fleshing out to sweet berry flavors on the long finish."

From the Winery - "The 2021 Rita Hills Pinot Noir is a wine of elegance and precision. Exotic, vibrant red fruits and dried flower aromas inform the palate that is vivid and very attractive. This will pair better with light or heartier dishes and although charming now, it will continue to improve over several years. The Sanford Rita Hills Pinot Noir is always a blend from both of our estate vineyards: the historic Sanford & Benedict Vineyard (54%) and La Rinconada (46%). These singular vineyards are in the heart of the Sta. Rita Hills appellation planted to a wide range of Pinot Noir selections from our marine deposited soil types."

Winemaker Notes: Each year, the goal for the Southing is to create the ideal marriage of complexity and elegance. The ever-changing nose of the Southing exhibits Montmorency cherry, sage, hibiscus and subtle baking spices. The fine tannins and minerality are enhanced by our estate vineyard’s characteristic cool climate acidity. About the highly allocated Sea Smoke fromt the winery: For years, vintners have coveted a stretch of land in the western end of Santa Barbara's Santa Rita Hills AVA known to have the perfect microclimate, soils, and exposure to grow world-class Pinot Noir. In 1999, fulfilling a long-held dream of owner Bob Davids, this sought-after stretch of land became Sea Smoke Vineyard. At Sea Smoke, we produce Pinot Noir grown exclusively on the south-facing hillsides of our estate vineyards. On summer evenings, the Santa Ynez River canyon funnels a cool maritime fog layer (sea "smoke") across our hillsides, slowing the ripening process and providing the extended maturation period essential to the development of top-quality Pinot Noir. Our shallow clay soils are planted to French clones on vigor-reducing rootstocks, resulting in fewer grape clusters of intense flavor, and our artisinal approach to winemaking results in wines that are a reflection of the unique land on which they are grown. We believe that Sea Smoke's rare geography and commitment to quality have produced wines of exceptional complexity and grace. We hope that you agree and welcome your comments.

Winemaker Notes: A brooding and intense wine. The aromas begin with notes of ground cacao, raspberry and Friar plum, followed by a mix of spices and a hint of lavender. Firm, mature tannins, evidence of Ten's ageability, are followed by a long, velvety finish. About the highly allocated Sea Smoke fromt the winery: For years, vintners have coveted a stretch of land in the western end of Santa Barbara's Santa Rita Hills AVA known to have the perfect microclimate, soils, and exposure to grow world-class Pinot Noir. In 1999, fulfilling a long-held dream of owner Bob Davids, this sought-after stretch of land became Sea Smoke Vineyard. At Sea Smoke, we produce Pinot Noir grown exclusively on the south-facing hillsides of our estate vineyards. On summer evenings, the Santa Ynez River canyon funnels a cool maritime fog layer (sea "smoke") across our hillsides, slowing the ripening process and providing the extended maturation period essential to the development of top-quality Pinot Noir. Our shallow clay soils are planted to French clones on vigor-reducing rootstocks, resulting in fewer grape clusters of intense flavor, and our artisinal approach to winemaking results in wines that are a reflection of the unique land on which they are grown. We believe that Sea Smoke's rare geography and commitment to quality have produced wines of exceptional complexity and grace. We hope that you agree and welcome your comments.

Famous for its bold, layered and long-lived red, Brunello di Montalcino, the town of Montalcino is about 70 miles south of Florence, and has a warmer and drier climate than that of its neighbor, Chianti. The Sangiovese grape is king here, as it is in Chianti, but Montalcino has its own clone called Brunello. Critical Acclaim: 95 Points Wine Spectator. "This red features a core of cherry and strawberry fruit, along with leafy underbrush and rosemary accents. Sinewy tannins take over midpalate, vying for attention with the fruit on the lingering, mineral-tinged aftertaste, yet this is elegant and balanced overall." Organic.

Poggerino's wines are produced organically, exclusively from their own grapes, and every step of wine production and marketing is carried out by the owners themselves. The owner, Piero Lanza, believes in an almost fanatical attention to vineyard work. His goal is to set the stage for healthy vines, and ultimately, beautiful wines, by caring for the land holistically, in rhythm with the seasons, and as custodian for its natural biodiversity and richness. The results are healthy grapes with the highest degree of concentration and ripeness, perfectly reflective of their unique Tuscan terroir. Tasting Notes Bright ruby red color. On the nose notes of earth, graphite, tobacco and hints of fruit. Extremely complex, sweet, and persistent tannins.

Based on the Sangiovese grape (here called Prugnolo Gentile), the village’s prized wine called Vino Nobile di Montepulciano ranks stylistically in between Chianti Classico, for its finesse, and Brunello di Montalcino for its power. "The nose is defined by a delicate sweetness, as undertones of clove and orange peel bring nuance to leading aromas of vanilla and strawberry, followed by a crack of black pepper. On the palate, fruit leads the way, but a hint of that bitter, spicy element perseveres all the way through the warm, acidic finish." — Danielle Callegari. Critical Acclaim - 94 points Wine Enthusiast.

Tenuta Fanti is owned by the Fanti family since the early 18th Century and has always been a reference for the production of wine, extra-virgin olive oil and cereals in the area of Montalcino. Today, thanks to Filippo's forty years of experience as a wine grower and to the energy and determination of Elisa, his daughter who joined the family company in 2007, the reputation of the Fanti brand keeps growing. The strong eco-friendly approach to agriculture and the respect for the soil and the natural cycles allow Tenuta Fanti to offer top-quality products to its consumers. Tasting Notes: Intense, bright ruby red. Intense aromas of ripe red fruits such as sour cherry and black mulberry berry lend sweetness and elegance. The spiciness given by white pepper matches the balsamic notes of cedar wood and clove. On the palate, the entry is assertive and recalls balsamic and spicy notes from the nose. Fruity aromas of sour cherries follow on the palate, which are matched by the sweet mulberry finish. Firm and well-integrated tannin.

94 Points Jeb Dunnuck:Always a kitchen sink blend, the 2017 Todos checks in as 44% Syrah, 22% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Petite Sirah, and the rest Petit Verdot, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. It's always a smoking value, and while I wasn't able to get a suggested retail price, I don't expect that to change. Certainly, the quality is top-notch. Blackberries, smoked plums, graphite, ground pepper, and crushed rock-like minerality all emerge from this beautifully balanced, elegant, yet concentrated and fleshy red that has the class, as well as the structure, to keep for over a decade. It should be even better this time next year. Rating: 94+

Alain Graillot is well known to wine lovers throughout the world and is universally regarded as one of the most talented producers not only in the Rhône but in the whole of France. What is extraordinary is that he has built his reputation and fame in just 15 short years and in an appellation that was until recently seriously despised by the cognoscenti. The quality of Graillot wines is now legendary and he has become the father-figure to a whole new generation of young Rhône producers. And if appellations such as Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph now offer some of the best wine values in the Rhône it is in no little part thanks to Alain's groundbreaking work. WINE DESCRIPTION: Expressive bright red and dark berry, smoked meat, olive and floral qualities on the spice-accented nose. Sappy and penetrating on the palate, offering gently sweet cherry-cola, blackberry and baking spice flavors that show fine detail and a mineral, back-end lift. Finishes very long and subtly chewy, with repeating smokiness, harmonious tannins and strong persistence.

The winemaker, Yannick Rousseau, is a favorite of ours and we have done several wine dinners with him at Rapscallion. Amazing guy, and maker of the best Tannat wines in California! Generous, bright, robust, complex, and well-structured. On the nose, ripe blueberries and violet flower along with additional savory notes of black olives and cured meats. The palate is voluptuous, fresh, juicy with silky tannins, and a long finish. This is a GREAT WINE TO PAIR WITH BURGERS!

Yannick Rousseau is a son of a butcher! Yannick's father was a butcher that hailed from a small town in Gascony located in southwestern France. SOB is an unmistakable California resident...rich and juicy with a youthful vibe. This blend of Tannat and Bordeaux varietals never forgets its french roots or that certain "je ne sais quoi."

Winemaker Notes: The largest single component comes from the old vines at Bedrock Vineyard, followed by the perfumed goodness of Esola Vineyard, the softer but fresh Schmiedt Vineyard, and the peppery, dark-fruited Nervo Ranch Vineyard. As usual, almost all of the wine consists of declassified barrels from vineyard-designated wines, so it offers serious bang for the buck. 85% Zinfandel with the balance a blend of Carignan, Mataro, Grenache, and Alicante Bouschet, along with esoteric creatures like Aubun, Abouriou, and many more. Critical Acclaim: A briar patch of a wine, with zesty wild berry, underbrush and licorice flavors that finish with medium-grained tannins. 90 points Wine Spectator

Day is the Zinfandel project of Ehren Jordan, the winemaker behind such amazing labels as Turley, Neyers, and Failla. When he purchased a St. Helena property back in 2004, he knew he wanted to plant grapes on the hillside. After a few years of pondering, he decided that the locale was ideal for one of his early loves in the vine world - Zinfandel. Ehren established his reputation as a talented vigneron during his tenure at Turley and Day is a return to those roots. Named for the old grist mill that was found on the property, Grist sits pretty at 1000 ft. elevation on Bradford Mountain in the Dry Creek Valley AVA. The site was originally planted 100 years ago, and has since been replanted in the early 1970s. Farming here is Organic. The iron rich, red volcanic Boomer Loam soil results in low yields and concentrated wines.

Though the vast majority of Turley's wines are single vineyard designates, Juvenile is actually composed of a variety of young vines that have been replanted in several of their old vine sites. They tag the vine when it is replanted so as not to mix the brand new vine with its much older neighbors, then pick these young vines separately and make a distinct wine. The vines that make up Juvenile range in age from about 6-25 years, and Turley pulls from 18 of their best vineyards across California, including Hayne, Ueberroth, Pesenti, Salvador, Vineyard 101, Fredericks and Kirschenmann.

A sparkling wine made from Chardonnay. Full of life, crisp, acidic, and delicious!

This sparkling wine—one of the flagship Crémants d’Alsace—is made exclusively from Pinot Noir grown on terroirs favourable to the sole Alsatian red grape variety. With a beautiful brilliant pink colour, it exhibits a nose of predominantly red fruit aromas, has fine and light bubbles and a very pleasant roundness on the palate.

This wine is a unique and rare rosé blend from Paros, Cyclades, Greece. The blend is 90% Monemvassia and 10% Mandilaria grapes, selected from vineyards in the locations of Kamares and Aspries. This dry rosé undergoes skin contact for one hour and is then fermented in stainless steel vats. The wine is characterized by its cherry and flower aromas, which are perfectly balanced with a fruity taste on the palate, culminating in a fresh finish. It is often mentioned for its red fruit notes, especially its distinct cherry flavor. Hillside Tavern is the FIRST ACCOUNT in Texas to pour this wine. Enjoy!

This is an awesome chardonnay! Excited for you to enjoy! NOSE: Aromas of ripe pear, honeysuckle, green apple, and zesty citrus rind. PALATE: The 2022 Benziger Running Wild Chardonnay balances a creamy Chardonnay style with energetic acidity. A balanced, full-bodied wine with flavors of rich manuka honey, butterscotch, and a hint of nutmeg that closes with a round, lingering finish. GROWING CONDITIONS: Prior to harvest, the grapes from our Paicines AVA vineyards in San Benito County soak up the warm daytime sunshine to develop alluring aromas, before the cooling afternoon breeze helps maintain the grapes’ natural, lively acidity. Benziger vineyards and winemaking facilities are all triple certified—Sustainable, Organic and Biodynamic. Every wine in our portfolio carries a third-party certification of green farming practice. The result is distinctive, authentic wines, expressive of the vineyards. HARVEST: The grapes are handpicked at peak ripeness, during the cool evening hours, to preserve those essential acid levels. WINEMAKING: In the cellar, our winemaker meticulously oversees every step of the process, resulting in an unmatched Chardonnay. 100% of the wine undergoes malolactic fermentation and batonnage for four months to build texture. Our winemaker carefully selects French oak, which provides structure and subtle notes of spice and warm vanilla without overpowering the wine. The result is a balanced, full-bodied wine with rich flavors.

This zesty fresh version of Gruner Veltliner bursts with crisp flavors. It displays the green apple, ripe grapefruit, and lime characteristic of the varietal, and comes across almost effervescent. It is an extremely dry white with great mouth watering acidity. Renowned Austrian winemaker Fred Loimer comes from a long-established Langenlois winegrowing family – where Fred was involved in winemaking from a young age. The Loimer winery resides on 70 hectares (172 acres) in Langenlois, the capital of the Kamptal winegrowing region of Austria, located in the northeast part of the country. In 1998 Fred took over the winery from his father and was ready to follow his path, outside of the traditional, long-standing ways. Two years later, he built a new winery, a minimalist black cube on a 150-year-old, hand-dug loess cellar in Langenlois – thus adding new spice to the charming local Kellergassen, or cellar streets. Within the Kamptal region, Fred Loimer has five vineyards (Loiserberg, Käferberg, Seeberg, Steinmassl, and Heiligenstein) where he grows Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, and Zweigelt used for his single varietal and blended wines. In 2006 the winery began its transition to practicing biodynamics. Eventually, Fred Loimer became one of the founding members of Respekt-Biodyn, a certifying body for biodynamic viticulture in Austria. Today, the Loimer Winery is among one of the most respected Austrian wineries on the international stage.

Crisp, refreshing, and bright. Notes of lime zest, nectarine, orange blossom, mango, peach, lemon chiffon, and bright acidity.

Classically Marlborough, Dashwood Sauvignon Blanc is balanced, crisp, and lively, perfectly capturing the aromatic characters of Marlborough’s two exceptional sub-regions. Distinct and punchy with layered aromas of guava, gooseberry, and citrus peel, underpinned with delicate floral and herbaceous notes. A concentrated palate of tropical fruits and minerality with an elegant and energetic finish.

Certified organic 100% Riesling from multiple parcels in the village of Kientzheim grown on gravel and sand with a clay-limestone base indigenous yeast fermented and aged in stainless steel. Winemaker's Notes: Penetrating mineral and lemon notes complement green apple and jasmine on the nose. Fresh and clean on the palate, offering pure flavors of wet stone and orchard fruits. The Paul Blanck estate traces its history in Alsace back to the 17th Century, where they produce a stunning and diverse lineup of wines from enviable parcels in the Haut-Rhin district of Alsace. Located in the village of Kientzheim, Domaine Paul Blanck produces wines that are balanced, terroir-expressive, and versatile. Owners Frédéric and Philippe Blanck farm ther vines without the use of chemicals, seeking to gain the clearest possible expression of vineyard character.

Upon opening, dark fruit aromas of black cherry and blueberry are intertwined with notes of forest floor and vanilla spice. Deep, layered flavors of blackberry, dark chocolate, and black tea are present on the palate. Soft tannins and a hints of mocha linger on the finish.

A dark color, captivating nose of blackberry, blackcurrant and blueberry and a lush, profound palate of fruit. All of this revolves around a truly assertive Rhône style with abundant yet fine, supple tannins and good salinity. #9 Wine Spectator's Top 10 Wines of Value of 2023! "A hefty version of Côtes du Rhône, with a lot of stuffing, showing ripe black plum and black currant flavors layered with black pepper and grilled rosemary. Sturdy tannins hem in the creamy palate, with a kick of bitter mineral and graphite through the medium-length finish. Very solid." 90 Points Wine Spectator.

(90% Merlot / 10% Cabernet Franc) The grapes of Tempo d’Angelus are exclusively sourced from vines belonging to Château Angelus namely from plots acquired in 2017 for this very purpose and which are located in Castillon-la-Bataille and Sainte-Colombe a few kilometers from Saint Émilion on magnificent clay-limestone slopes. It is vinified in a cellar specifically designed for it within the “Chai Carillon” in which it benefits from state-of-the-art technology and all the savoir-faire of Angelus.

This wine is born on the slopes of the Etna Volcano. It expresses the dashing but generous character of mother nature. Lavico Rosso is pale red in color, elegant and refined, fresh yet sapid.

The fruit for this beautiful pinot noir is given the stainless steel treatment with minimal oak use to bring out the full expression. The result is quintessential Santa Barbara Pinot. Lush and balanced with a little bit of spice, this one is a crowd pleasure, no doubt about it.

Jim Beam Black Bourbon or Old Overhoult, Simple, bitters

Bacardi White Rum, Lime, Simple

Agavales, Cointreau, Lime, Simple, Citrus salt

New Amsterdam Gin, Lemon, Simple, Sparkling Wine

Old Overhoult Rye Whiskey, Sweet Vermouth, Angostura Bitters

New Amsterdam Gin or Western Son Vodka

Sazerac Rye Whiskey, Cognac, Paychauds bitters, Simple, Absinthe

New Amsterdam Gin, Lemon, Honey

Aperol, Sparkling Wine, Club Soda

New Amsterdam Gin, Campari, Sweet Vermouth

New Amsterdam gin, Green Chartreuse, Luxardo, lime juice

New Amsterdam Gin, Creme de Violette, Luxardo, lemon juice

Vanilla Vodka, Mr. Blacks Coffee Liqueur, Double Concentrate Coffee

Western Son Vodka, Strawberry Puree, Lemon Juice and Simple Syrup

Western Son Vodka, Bailey's, Creme de Cacao, Ghiradelli chocolate drizzle, and shaved chocolate

Licor 43, Double Concentrate Coffee and Nutmeg

Western Son Cucumber Vodka, basil extract, lime juice, simple syrup.

4.2% Golden, CO

7%, Revolver, Grandbury TX

5% St. Louis, MO

5.4% Denver, CO

Pêche, Peach Lambic, 2.5%, Brussels, Belgium

Mexican Lager, 4.4%

Mexican Lager, 4.2%

Stout, 4.2% Dublin, Ireland. The iconic nitrogenated stout from Dublin. Made with roasted barley, historic yeast, and over 260 years of Irish brewing heritage.

Light American Lager, 4.2% Milwaukee, WI

Buenaveza, Salt & Lime Lager, 4.7%. Escondido, CA. Brewed with Salt and Lime. Ultra crisp and refreshing and very balanced. A slight tartness with light bitterness and a refreshing, drying character.

Hefeweizen, Hefeweizen, 5.4%, Germany. Fruity nuances of banana and cloves intermingle with malt flavors to create a balanced beer with a light, creamy character. This premium, naturally cloudy, pale amber wheat beer is truly a feast for the senses. It is the ideal reward at the end of a long day.

Migrating Coconuts, Coconut Porter, 5.8%, Shreveport, LA. Making an incredible beer isn't always an exact formula and sometimes you can end up on a pointless venture. However, occasionally you brew what you might feel is the holy grail of beers. Migrating Coconuts is the newest addition to our seasonal lineup. This Imperial Porter boasts a roasty, nutty goodness with a rich accompaniment of toasted coconut and sweet vanilla.

Wintervention, Strong Spiced Ale, 10%, Dallas, TX. Our dark strong winter ale is spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, and ginger. A full bodied ale meant to be enjoyed during the cold winter months with family and friends. English hops and high quality malts give this beer its backbone. All spices are provided by local spice maker, Pendery’s, a mere half block from the brewery.

Double Oaked KBS, Barrel Aged Stout, 12%, Grand Rapids, MI. Introducing KBS Double Oaked. Our original KBS stout, brewed with coffee and chocolate, is aged for one year in select bourbon barrels, which introduces subtle notes of vanilla, cocoa and charred oak. After the aging is complete, we then finish KBS on fresh oak to amplify these flavors – thus creating KBS Double Oaked. Truly a sophisticated beer tailored for bourbon and beer enthusiasts alike.

False Memory, 10%, Fruited Triple NEIPA, Dallas, TX. Soft, creamy, and bold, this triple hazy was hopped with Citra, Sabro, and Strata. We then loaded it up with coconut and vanilla beans.

Honey Citrus Blonde, Dallas, TX, 6%. A most refreshing Blonde Ale brewed with local organic honey and fresh orange peel.

La Trappe Quadrupel Trappist Ale,10%, Netherlands. Quadrupel is La Trappe’s heaviest ale with a stunning amber colour. Its warm and intense flavour is rich and finely balanced. Malty sweet, slightly burnt, and pleasantly bitter with a sweet aftertaste. Quadrupel continues to ferment after bottling and offers aromas of banana, almond, vanilla and others.

Firemans #4, Blonde Ale, 5.1%. With an ever-drinkable balance of smooth malt and zesty hops, this refreshing blonde is perfect on a hot day or paired with spicy food. It’s no wonder why so many Texans love it.

Look Alike Contest, New England Hazy IPA, Dallas, TX. This juicy, fresh, fluffy crusher is an 8.5% double hazy. It’s loaded up with Strata and Citra for fruity, tropical, dank deliciousness. It has an aroma of passionfruit açaí smoothie bowl, flavors of iced orange pound cake and fresh mango. The finish is full of dank resin and pineapple juice notes.

Dry Cider 5% Austin, Tx

Dallas Blonde 5.2% Dallas, Texas

4.2% St. Louis, MO

Delicious, Reduced Gluten-Citrus IPA, 7.7%. San Diego, CA.

Cerveza Athletica, Non Alcoholic Mexcian Lager, 0%

Vodka Seltzer, 4.5%

Vodka Seltzer, 4.5%

Vodka Seltzer, 4.5%

1942 is a complex añejo tequila, aged at least 2.5 years in American oak, longer than most añejos. Floral, candy, & fruit notes accompany the grassy agave, oak, & brown sugar flavors. 1942 has won too many awards to list, but here are 2 of the most recent: Gold at the 2022 San Francisco World Spirits Competition & named a Top Trending Tequila at the 2020 Drinks International awards.

Clase Azul is a symbol of Mexican tradition. Made with slow-cooked 100% Blue Weber Agave, our ultra-premium reposado is incomparable. Clase Azul is aged for 8 months in American whiskey casks imparting unique hazelnut & vanilla flavors as well as its exceptionally smooth finish. Clase Azul's incredible Reposado has been awarded Gold medals by the Beverage Testing Institute & the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

A fabulously sherried single malt from Glengoyne, matured predominantly in first fill European oak sherry casks for 21 long years. Its time in the cask has bestowed upon it lovely rich fruity notes with an exceptionally long finish. This fantastic whisky was winner of a Double Gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2018. Impressive stuff.

Macallan 12 Year is a classic sherry-cask-matured Highland that makes a very good gateway into the single malt category. Flavors of fruitcake, warmed bread, soaked raisins, & clove lead to a warm, medium to long finish noted with pear, cigar, & peppery clove notes.

Orphan Barrel’s 2020 release is Muckety-Muck, a 24-year-old single grain Scotch whisky from the shuttered Port Dundas distillery. It’s the second release whose origins come a closed Scottish distillery. Last year saw Forager’s Keep, a 26-year-old single malt from Pittyvaich. For years, the series almost exclusively featured old Kentucky bourbon. I’m glad to see the brand, owned by Diageo, explore its expansive library of aging whiskies in Scotland. Single grain means the whisky comes from one distillery and was distilled from a cereal grain. Whereas malt whiskies are distilled using pot stills, grain whiskies are typically distilled using column stills. Established in 1810, Port Dundas was at one time the largest distillery in Scotland. Production stopped and the distillery was demolished in 2011. Older single grain whiskies can be dreamy, and this bottling is no exception. Soft top notes of vanilla and butterscotch mingle with ripe orchard fruits on the nose. The palate mostly follows suit, sprinkling in some baking spices and lemon rind. The whisky reveals a touch of rancio on the back palate, a sign of its age. The medium length finish is warming with lingering semi-sweet notes.

This splash of heaven is so rare as to be almost impoosible to get. The Yamazaki Whisky is Suntory's flagship single malt whisky, from Japan’s first and oldest malt distillery. This whisky contains carefully blended components aged in American, Spanish, and Japanese Mizunara oak. The production of Yamazaki 12 Year combines age-old techniques with modern innovation results in what is considered by many to be a high-caliber take on whiskey. With its average price tag per bottle sitting in the triple digits, this is one spirit that is meant to be savored. Yamazaki 12 Year is a prestigious whisky with a cadre of fans across the globe. It's also the recipient of numerous whisky awards. Its accolades include winning Gold at the International Spirits Challenge in 2003 and 2010, and Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2013, as well as several other awards.

Situated at the base of Mt. Fuji, only 7.5 miles from its peak, the Fuji Distillery (https://fujiwhisky.com/) has been making whisky in the shadow of Japan’s most famous mountain since 1973. Despite that, their first US release came only in 2021. This is extremely limited. In point of fact, Hillside Tavern was allocated only 1 bottle! This release of Fuji Single Grain Japanese Whiskey is a blend of Fuji’s three in-house grain whiskies and is bottled at 46% ABV. It was created to highlight both the similarities and differences of different grain whiskies from around the world, with a Japanese flair. The fruity notes are present with apple and pear coming out again, vanilla and some grain notes in the back. It tastes less ‘bourbon-y’ then the nose suggests, yet can still be described as a lighter feeling and tasting style of bourbon. The finish is nice and long, morphing to orange and chocolate. With water, the aroma is more pleasing as the water pushes the grain notes back and pulls the fruity notes forward. If you’re a bourbon drinker looking to try something new, this may be what you’re looking for. It just might win you over with its complex yet lighter bourbon-like qualities. Come get you some, cause when i t’s gone, it’s truly gone!

Sustainably harvested off our 500-acre farm, the wood has more rings than the standard American oak used in whiskey barrels, imparting more flavor during oak-aging. Custom toast & char profiles take the flavor even further, just like a perfectly toasted marshmallow. Hitting the bottle at 92-proof, the liquid is assertive beyond its 15-year age statement, & boasts a score of 97 points from Wine Enthusiast, making it one of the highest-scoring rye whiskeys of all time.

You've probably heard of Angel's Envy Rye Whiskey. Produced in limited quantities each year—less than 8,000 bottles—it has been lauded by whiskey connoisseurs for years. What makes Angel's Envy Rye so special? The secret lies in the unique finishing process used when creating this rye whiskey. After standard oak aging, Envy undergoes a second aging process in port wine barrels. This extra step adds complexity & sophistication to the palate, helping to create a balance between the traditional flavors of bourbon & the unique flavors imparted by the port-barrel finish.

From WhistlePig; A testament to WhistlePig’s devotion to creating, breaking and rewriting the laws of whiskey, WhistlePig expands the original five promises of The Boss Hog to the X Commandments for this and all future editions of the highly coveted collection: I. Single Barrel, II. Bottled at Proof, III. Powerfully Complex, IV. Distinctly Unique From Anything We’ve Done Before, V. Stupendous, VI. Fearlessly First Amongst All Whiskeys, VII. Inspired by the Unfamiliar, VIII. Irreverently inventive, IX. Made for Drinking, X. Knows No Bounds. The Commandments are emblazoned within The Boss Hog X gift box, and each bottle is crowned by the lawmaker and rule breaker of Rye Whiskey in the form of a handmade pewter topper. Reaching for the Rye promised land, The Boss Hog X: The Commandments captures flavors inspired by WhistlePig’s own land of milk and honey in Vermont. Each barrel of Straight Rye Whiskey is aged in new American Oak before completing its journey in two unorthodox finishing barrels. The first is seasoned with WhistlePig’s own experimental spirit – distilled from rye and whey, infused with aromatic resins from the genera Boswellia and Commiphora — commonly known as Frankincense and Myrrh. The second and final finish is aging in craft mead casks.

Original Single Barrel was once designated for ambassadors, dignitaries, & Colonel Blanton’s family & friends. Today, everyone has access to the world’s first single barrel bourbon. The taste profile is sweet, with notes of citrus & oak. The creamy vanilla nose teases with caramel & butterscotch, all underscored by familiar baking spices such as clove, nutmeg, or cinnamon. Blanton’s Original set the standard for single barrel bourbons in 1984. Drink neat or on the rocks.

Eagle Rare 10 year old Kentucky straight Bourbon whiskey has a sweet, oaky nose & full, complex body. Reminiscent of a fine port wine, this rare whiskey is best served neat or over ice. Eagle Rare Bourbon 10 Year is one of the many Buffalo Trace products made from the lower-rye Mash #1 that includes Benchmark Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, EH Taylor Small Batch, & Stagg Jr. Awards: Gold, 2022 American Whiskey Masters; Silver, 2022 North American Bourbon & Whiskey Competition; Silver, 2022 New York World Wine & Spirits Competition; Silver, 2022 Whiskies of the World.

This is the #4 Whiskey on the 2023 Whiskey Advocate Top 20. From the Whiskey Advocate: For this seventh chapter of the Little Book series, eighth-generation Jim Beam master distiller Freddie Noe blended the liquids of the previous six chapters with a new one. It’s quite a combination—a mix of straight bourbons aged 18, 17, 9, and 4 years, along with 10 year old and 4 year old ryes, and 5 year old straight malt that was finished in applewood-smoked barrels. The result is a rich array of flavors— chocolate cake, baked apples, and cinnamon—with plenty of heat, spice, and a long finish. There’s great unity of flavor, and it carries its proof remarkably well. Our highest-scoring Little Book to date.

Redbreast is the world's most awarded Single Pot Still whiskey. For more than a century Redbreast has stayed true to the Irish Pot Still whiskey-making tradition. Today it is considered the definitive expression of this quintessential style of Irish whiskey making – a living legacy. Single Pot Still Whiskey has been safeguarded and nurtured under the watchful eye of the Midleton Distillery for almost two hundred years. Redbreast is proudly considered the ultimate expression of this Single Pot Still art.Each pot still whiskey is made with a mash bill of a mix of malted and unmalted barley from farms in the Munster region surrounding our distillery. The soft, clear water we use at Midleton Distillery comes from the Dungourney River, which flows through the lush green hills of neighboring Clonmult. Nose: Full and rich with a complex, balanced mix of berry fruits and aromatic oils. Taste: Well-balanced and mellow, combining the succulence of fleshy fruit with spices and toasted wood. Finish: Long and sophisticated.

Introducing Teeling Wonders of Wood Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Virgin Portuguese Oak Finish, the newest in a series that was named "World's Best Pot Still" at the 2022 World Whiskies Awards. Crafted to explore the full spectrum of flavours that Irish Whiskey can offer, this limited-edition bottling – the second release of the series – features a unique cask maturation and is bottled at 50% ABV to ensure the whiskey's true character is retained. Produced at Dublin's first new distillery in 125 years, this release in the Wonders of Wood series has a mash bill of 50% malted barley and 50% unmalted barley and is finished in Virgin Portuguese Oak, a wood with a higher tannin content than other oaks typically used to age whiskey. The result is a truly unique Irish Whiskey with savoury marmalade flavour and warming hints of tobacco. Only a limited number of bottles of this whiskey have been produced.

Mezcal

Reposado

Notes of Fig, Quince, Date, Pineapple, and Pumpkin

Mezcal

Mezcal

Potato vodka

Ruby Red

Lemon

Strawberry and Lemongrass

Strawberry Vodka

Rye