Mackmyra Björksav Swedish Single Malt Whisky is a unique expression from Mackmyra Distillery, Sweden's first whisky distillery. It features birch sap in its production and is aged in a blend of American oak, Swedish oak, and birch sap wine casks. The whisky offers a fresh, floral aroma with notes of birch sap, vanilla, and citrus. On the palate, it's smooth with flavors of pear, almond, and a hint of toffee, leading to a medium to long finish. Packaged elegantly, it's part of Mackmyra's seasonal range, showcasing their commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Moët & Chandon's 2023 End of Year Golden Sleeve Imperial Brut Champagne is a limited edition bottle. The bottle is a golden straw color with green accents. The wine has an aroma of green apple, citrus fruit, white blossoms, and mineral undertones. It also has notes of blond, such as brioche, cereal, and fresh nuts.

The tradition of our Peatside continues, once again capturing the power and vibrancy displayed within youthful peated whisky. This vatting combines two fledgling single malts, one heavily peated, the other creamy and sweet. Together they unite to create a blend with an intense natural peaty smokiness. By further maturing these Scotch whiskies in fresh Pedro Ximènez Sherry and bourbon casks, our Whisky Creations Team achieve a brilliant balance between peat, malt and oak. Our latest Peatside is a perfect example of the Art of Maturation that we are dedicated to at Murray McDavid.

The journey to create Uncut the Younger began around October 2020. I tried a Straight Bourbon blend before proofing it down and I was really impressed with the flavor profile. It was fruit forward with tons of delicate candy flavors and big cinnamon spice on the finish. My original thought was to create a younger version of Uncut Unfiltered, and release it as a Rare and Limited batch. In December 2020, when the first Rare and Limiteds’ were announced, I quickly realized that a R&L would never retail for less than regular Uncut, so the idea was put on a back burner. A few months later the company that makes our clear stock bottles for Straight, informed me they were coming out with an amber version. I was interested and I knew exactly what to use those for. I let them know I wanted as many as they could get me. Releasing a Rare & Limited younger Uncut was one thing, but being able to offer an affordable cask strength bourbon that could be one of our core expressions AND a high proof lover’s daily sipper, really got me excited. I truly believe having superior and affordable bourbons is essential.  Also I wanted Straight to have a cask strength sibling the way Small Batch has Uncut Unfiltered, it all just made sense. A year and a half later - Uncut the Younger, our second expression in the entry level category is finally here! Consisting mainly of 4 year 36% rye bourbon from several floors and warehouse locations. Uncut the Younger is blended to be fruit forward, with tons of candy flavor notes and finishing with some bold cinnamon spice with gentle heat. It’s non chill filtered so it’s buttery and creamy, drinking more delicately than one would think based on its proof.

How our products are consumed is as important to us as how they are made. So, we recruited a team of revered cocktail professionals led by Gary (gaz) Regan, including Leo Robitschek and Jeffery Morganthaler, early on and paired them with our British Master Distiller to help us develop our gin. The result is one lively mix of British Sensibility and American Mischief©.

Specifically designed to enhance the flavors of gin cocktails, our inaugural Tod & Vixen’s Dry Gin 1651 is made by macerating botanicals — including juniper, angelica root and rooibos tea — to extract their flavors, then non-chill filtering to retain the unearthed profile. The resulting sip is bold on the entry, giving way to a well-balanced, vibrant gin with a weighty mouthfeel.

As the esteemed gaz Regan put it: “THIS GIN ROCKS.”

WHY 1651?

The short answer is a man by the name of Jellis Douwse Fonda, Eral’s great, great (truly great) Dutch grandfather.

Jellis arrived in New Amsterdam (now New York City) in 1651 and proceeded up the Hudson Valley. On October 19, 1651, the court in Rensselaerwyck (not far from present-day Albany) gave Jellis license to distill liquor, making him the first person in our family to own a distillery. We hope we’re making him proud, though you have to wonder what he would have thought of the Brit we have as our Master Distiller.

Stoli^® Gold harnesses some of the world’s most precious materials to produce a sublimely rich vodka experience.

Our Alpha Grade spirit is filtered through shungite, a rare type of carbon.Shungite has hollow spherical molecules, allowing it to absorb every impurity without disrupting the mineral balance.

Our evolving vodka is then filtered through coils of gold thread. Valued for millennia for its warmth and lustre, gold as a filter for vodka subtly amplifies the depth, enhances the softness and harmonises the emerging liquid.

Marigot Bay Cream Liqueurs are made from St. Lucian rum, real cream, and natural flavors at St. Lucia Distillers on the western coast of Saint Lucia. Just a hop, skip, and a jump away is picturesque Marigot Bay, an intimate tropical oasis that captures the heart and beauty of the island, much like Marigot Bay Cream Liqueurs. 

Fewer things bring you straight to the beach like Marigot Bay Coconut Rum Cream. A tropical blend of coconut cream, real cream, and Saint Lucian rum, this cocktail in a bottle will immediately transport you to beautiful Marigot Bay in Saint Lucia. 

On the steep precarious hillsides of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Durango varieties of agave, indigenous to the region, grow wild and are heavily sought after by the local mezcaleros. These varietals produce flavors that are exotically intense, with rich earth tones and savory smokiness. From the heart of the maguey these flavors are traditionally extracted to produce mezcal that is wildly refined. Because we at bozal believe that something wild produces a far richer spirit.

Agave

The Espadín agave, known as the genetic Mother of the Blue Weber Agave, is used to produce tequila, and is also the predominant agave used in mezcal production. Unique in itself, the characteristics of this agave showcase the aromas of wet earth, a rich smokiness on the mid-palate, and a finish reminiscent of wild flowers. This variety of agave is a subspecies of the Angustifolia Family of agave.

A small agave varietal, the Tobalá, a subspecies of the Potatorum Family of agave, has broad, spade-like leaves. The compact size of this agave yields limited quantities of mezcal and takes 12-15 years to reach full maturation. At this time, the plant sends up a flower-bearing spike that can be anywhere from 10 to 20 feet high. Known to many as the king agave, Tobalá can only grow from seed and is becoming increasingly rare. This agave offers intensely aromatic mezal with complex notes of tropical fruit.

Taste

A dry mineral base is offset nicely with an abundance of fruit, herbaceous notes and nuttiness. A viscous entry coats the mouth leading to a fruit forward mid palate with subtle sweetness that shines with bright citrus and persimmons. The finish is smooth with flavors of smoked lamb.

Crafted by the esteemed Robert Mondavi winery, this red blend offers a unique twist. Aged in rye whiskey barrels, it combines rich berry flavors with hints of spice and a velvety texture. Ideal for pairing with hearty dishes or enjoying solo, this wine merges tradition with modern experimentation for a memorable experience.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Almonds, quince jelly, custard, gooseberries and pancakes.

Palate: Marzipan and bitter almonds. Gooseberries, lemon, and croissants.

Finish: Heather honey, limoncello, lemon drops and butter.

Ed's tasting notes

Colour: Natural colour, deep gold or bronze. Coats the sides of the glass thickly with a lingering tide line.

Nose: Stewed fruit crumble. Apples with forest fruits cooked in spiced syrup, topped with buttery crumble. The crumble has browned and become toasted around the edges. Thick vanilla custard. Backed by malt and oak.

Palate: Thick, syrupy mouthfeel. Bright red fruit and berries with spices and candied orange. Dry oak with a little vanilla. Apples and pears join the red fruit, the longer you hold the whisky on your tongue. At 54% the alcohol is well integrated, adding just a little warmth, and plenty of body.

Finish: Medium, tingling spices are left once the berries and apples disappear.

We believe that everyone should be able to buy a good quality single malt scotch. You shouldn’t need a fancy display cabinet to enjoy Scotland’s national drink. That’s what we set out to do in 1960 when we built the Macduff distillery. Our distillery was built by four entrepreneurial Scots and a practical production approach saw us introduce shell and tube condensers (where we cool the vapor back into liquid) into the first gravity-fed scotch whisky distillery allowing us to reduce costs and our environmental impact.

The Deveron 12-year-old Single Malt Scotch Whisky has spent 12 years resting in Oak barrels. Over those two years the tasting notes of the Whisky progress to creamy Vanilla, rich-backed apples, and a delicately spicy finish. It’s a dram to be enjoyed neat, over ice, or in a long, mixed drink. The Deveron12 Whisky Macduff is our favorite. Check out our videos for some mixed drink inspiration.

TRY THE DEVERON APPLE HIGHBALL

INGREDIENTS
> 50 ML THE DEVERON SINGLE MALT (10 YEAR OLD OR 12 YEAR OLD)
> 75 ML CLOUDY LEMONADE
> TWO SLICES OF FRESH GREEN APPLE
> OPTIONAL SODA TOP
FREE GREEN APPLE SLICE GARNISH

Delord's 25 year old Bas Armagnac possesses a remarkable depth and complexity, yet it also delivers an unexpected vibrancy and freshness. Its lively and enticing bouquet carries lively hints of pineapple cake, candied ginger, and orangette, creating an irresistible invitation. As it unfolds on the palate, the initial perky aromas transition into deeper, more profound flavors such as chocolate, coffee, and subtle traces of rancio. The journey reaches its culmination with a luxurious and enduring finish that unveils delightful nuances of walnut, membrillo, and cheese, leaving an impression that lingers for an extended period of time.

Crafted through a meticulous fusion of aging techniques, this Scotch whisky embodies a harmonious blend of rich bourbon and exotic rum cask influences. Its complex profile unveils caramel and oak from bourbon barrels, intertwining seamlessly with tropical fruit notes and a gentle sweetness derived from rum casks. This expression celebrates the art of whisky-making, offering a balanced and intriguing flavor profile that captivates both seasoned aficionados and those new to the world of Scotch whisky.

The Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut Ice Box Champagne encapsulates the epitome of luxury and celebration. This exquisite champagne, adorned in its iconic yellow label, is a testament to the brand's unwavering commitment to quality and finesse. Crafted from a blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay grapes, this brut offers a symphony of flavors, ranging from crisp apple and hints of citrus to brioche and toasted nuts. Its versatility shines through, inviting enthusiasts to savor it neat or explore the unique experience of serving it over ice in the specially designed ice box. Effervescent and refreshing, it elevates any occasion with its effervescent charm and sophistication.

The Glenlivet's Master Distiller, Alan Winchester, has a wealth of quality casks to choose from when creating this complex expression, each of which has rested a minimum of 18 years in oak. The mix of casks - American and European oak, first and second fill - all play their parts to create this whisky, our single most awarded expression, and its unique character. The European oak adds spicy notes and complexity and the first-fill American oak casks add the tropical fruitiness that makes it unmistakably The Glenlivet in style. Its golden hue bears testimony to its 18 years very well spent maturing.

Whiskey: FEW Alice In Chains All Secrets Known Bourbon

All Secrets Known Bourbon is a collaboration between Illinois-based FEW Spirits and rock band Alice in Chains. Fully-matured FEW Bourbon, a high-rye bourbon, is finished for six months in ex-tequila barrels. The bourbon gets its name from a song on the band's 2009 album, "Black Gives Way to Blue."

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 101 (55.5% ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Few Spirits

Detailed Description

FEW collaborated with rock band, Alice In Chains, to bring fans a rockstar experience. Their iconic FEW Bourbon at 101 proof has been finished in wood tequila barrels for 6 months to bring an edgy, limited, and unique release to market. This is a highly limited release, available in very select quantities. All Secrets Known is a track on the popular album Black Gives Way to Blue, that was released in 2009 and became a #1 billboard smash. So, what's the secret ASK a FEW questions when you open a bottle and see for yourself. Throw one back while blasting your favorite Alice In Chains tracks and drink it in.

FEW Alice In Chains All Secrets Known Bourbon Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose: An intriguing nose shows its multiple influences, with sour cherries, floral notes of violets as well as agave nectar and honey, plus leather, spice, and oak.

Palate: The palate is spicy with cinnamon, black pepper, and tannic oak, along with vanilla, menthol, and dark chocolate-covered berries.

Finish: The finish is the most whiskey-centric segment of the sip until a final flourish of earthy agave as a closing note.

Distillery Information

FEW Spirits is an American craft distillery based in Evanston, Illinois, just outside of Chicago. They pride themselves on producing everything from grain to glass; every aspect of the production of their spirits is done by them. They currently produce a range of award-winning gins and whiskies, all using ingredients sourced as local to the distillery as possible.

In 2016, we re-racked one-year-old malt spirit of robust character into first fill Oloroso-seasoned butts. By 2019, one particular cask – #2 – proved so compelling that we began to experiment. After introducing it to a much older malt whisky from the now lost Imperial Distillery, we witnessed a moment of magic.

FLAVOUR PROFILE

Aromas of marmalade and chai tea spices, with hints of plum. Ripe, golden dessert apples dominate the luscious palate, supported by an oaky richness. Flavours of toffee and cocoa powder are also conjured up.

The Garrison Brothers Single Barrel expression is the embodiment of unique, authentic bourbon and arguably, the Holy Grail of custom craftsmanship. Barrels selected for the program are a year older than most early vintages of the Texas Straight Bourbon and each barrel has its own distinct personality. While each barrel of Single Barrel is unique, the bourbon inside has a beautiful, dark copper color and long legs. The nose is more pronounced and delivers butterscotch, oak, vanilla, and nutmeg. This creates a warm and inviting environment, but it's the sweet oak flavor that really drives the taste.