Introducing the Heaven's Door Trilogy Collection, co-created with Bob Dylan. Featuring all three award-winning expressions, the trilogy pack invites consumers to experience the breadth of the collection. Each 200 ml bottle showcases Dylan's distinctive iron gate artworka striking blend of art and craft.

Tasting Notes

SBW: Notes of baking spices and vanilla layered over a bed of toasted oak.

DB: Notes of caramel, oak, citrus, and spice.

RYE: Notes of orange peel, coriander, and spice.

Zero. Effort. Needed. This ready-to-share island-inspired Punch combines Caribbean rum with the flavor of ripe juicy pineapple, orange, coconut, and tropical fruits. Just pour over ice and enjoy all the summer feels. 

Willett Family Estate 7 Year Old Single Barrel #2342, affectionately dubbed "Morris the Cat," is a limited-edition rye renowned for its rich character and complexity. Distilled in Bardstown, Kentucky, this single barrel expression boasts notes of caramel, vanilla, and a hint of spice, delivering a smooth, warm finish. With its unique label and exceptional quality, it's a prized choice for bourbon enthusiasts and collectors looking to enjoy a true taste of Kentucky craftsmanship.

Sweet, indulgent and wondrously creamy, our latest limited edition encapsulates the ice cream parlour’s delights. Glenmorangie A Tale of Ice Cream is the fifth release in our award-winning A Tale Of… series, which showcases our whisky creators’ relentless imagination.

Some time ago, Dr Bill began to imagine how he could capture the lavish flavours found in an ice cream parlour in a single malt, bringing out even more sweet and creamy vanilla-like flavours in Glenmorangie’s spirit. And after a host of experiments, he and Master Blender, Gillian Macdonald, united single malt aged in bourbon casks with our first whisky finished in high-vanillin casks. These new oak casks had been especially toasted to bring out more vanilla qualities; rippling with notes of ripe peaches, vanilla and coconut, A Tale of Ice Cream takes Glenmorangie’s sweet, fruity flavours to a decadent peak. This whisky’s pastel-toned presentation box evokes the mouth-watering hues, swirls of sauce, textures, and toppings found in the most luxurious ice cream parlours.

"With notes of peach melba, lemon sorbet, coconut flakes, and rich vanilla, sipping Glenmorangie A Tale of Ice Cream is like sinking your spoon into a carousel of flavour. We invite whisky lovers old and new to indulge their sweet tooth and enjoy this ultimate treat!” - Dr Bill Lumsden, Director of Whisky Creation.

THE TASTING NOTES

COLOUR: Bronze

AROMA: A burst of manuka honey, with lemon-flavoured butter candy, baking raisin bread, candied orange peel, peaches, toffee and a hint of spice. With a splash of water, there is vanilla crème anglaise, a hint of coconut and a suggestion of almond marzipan.

TASTE: The texture is thick, rich and creamy. It is followed by a huge burst of sweet and spicy flavours – brioche, almond marzipan, honeycomb, fudge, lemon sherbet and desiccated coconut. Spices warm the palate, with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and clove.

FINISH: A long, lingering aftertaste combines hints of toffee apple, sweet popcorn and a note of aniseed.

Since the early 1900’s we've been known for exploring the ways in which different casks can influence our whisky and this single malt is an outstanding example of our experimental style. Matured first in American oak casks in the traditional Glen Moray way, it is then finished in Chardonnay white wine casks. These casks layer tropical fruit and warm spice on our whisky's classic vanilla notes, culminating in this sweetly approachable dram.

TASTING NOTES

COLOUR: Old Gold

NOSE: Spicy apple and pear, key lime pie and cinnamon sugar.

TASTE: Caramelised tropical fruits, hints of freshly ground pepper and sweet vanilla.

FINISH: Tropical fruit and nutty vanilla flavours combine to deliver a finish which is both intense and warm.

Heaven’s Door and retailers across the country selected barrels that vary in age, mashbill, and warehousing locations, in order to select their own Cask Strength Single Barrel Bourbon. This limited release will be hand numbered and adorned with our partners name, offering a distinctive experience.

This specially crafted whisky has been expertly made to be the perfect accompaniment to a fine cigar. Matured initially in American white oak ex-bourbon casks and 30 year old Matusalem oloroso sherry butts, it is then finessed in Cabernet Sauvignon wine barriques.

4 Copas Blanco is at one with its organic agave taste. To experience one is to experience the other. It is the foundation of 4 Copas pure agave taste with all impurities eliminated and none added from source to distillation. To best enjoy while envisioning the farm to distillation and bottling process, chill to 16 degrees then let the product breathe in the glass to allow the full fruit of the tequila to roll gently across your palate. A rush of natural fruit flavor cues will connect you to its organic and pure roots.

TASTING NOTES 

Color: Crystalline, silver color with light gray hues and heavy body.

Nose/Aroma: The first impression is sweet and balanced. The aromas present are butter, intense cooked agave, mint, delicate vanilla and white chocolate. Notes of black pepper and citrus like grapefruit and lemon, fresh fruit like pear and peach are developed to achieve the style the Blanco.

Taste/Mouthfeel: Sweetness and silkiness to the palate. The personality is full body in mouth. Its prominent flavors are cooked agave, vanilla and white chocolate in the mouth. The finish is sweet.

Heirloom Creme de Flora was originally known as House Creme de Flora because we produced versions of it for restaurants and bars around the USA starting back in 2009. Heirloom Creme de Flora was created with a bouquet of vibrant flowers native to five continents including marigold and chamomile, resulting in a versatile liqueur that can serve as an aperitif or to provide nuance to a cocktail. Try it in an Aviation, Champagne Cocktail, or as a replacement for orange liqueur in a Sidecar.

In Italy, this style of liqueur is known as ‘Millefiori’, which translates to ‘a thousand flowers’.

Millefiori is made from seasonal blooms and recipes vary drastically from region to region. Being one of the most pervasive Italian liqueurs, there have been a very large number of variations throughout history.

Colorado Gold Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made using a mash of four locally-sourced grains: corn, rye, wheat and malted barley. 

AWARDS

Earned the title "Best in Class"at the American Distilling Institute Competition in 2012,

Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2013.

Perfect for sipping with friends, this fine brandy is crafter with premium peach distillate.

In 1988, near a scenic stream called Lithia Creek in Ashland, Oregon, Jack Joyce and Bob Woodell, fraternity brothers at the University of Oregon, opened the doors of Rogue Brewery. For fifteen years, Rogue Brewery brewed beers such as Dead Guy Ale, Dad's Little Helper and Brutal IPA under the tutelage of John Maier, Rogue Brewery's brewmaster. Then, with the addition of Master Distiller John Couchot in 2003, Rogue Spirits was born. Couchot, who earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry at Evergreen State College in Washington, was a professional chemist for six years before jumping ship to make spirits. They take pride in all their whiskeys being handcrafted. This starts at the selection of grains, brewing, and distilling, then ends with aging and bottling. All Rogue's spirits are made from ingredients off their own Rogue farms and Oregon Rye Malt Whiskey is no exception. It's a handcrafted whiskey distilled in small batches with an unusual twist the rye and barley are both malted, which takes an edge off the spice notes and makes for a more approachable whiskey. Both are the same kind they use for brewing their beer: Dream Rye and Risk Malts, with the mash fermented using Pacman yeast. It is then aged for three years in new American oak barrels in the marine climate of Newport, Oregon, and bottled at 80 proof.

Scotti’s Original Springs Straight Bourbon Whiskey captures the essence of California’s innovative spirit while staying true to the traditional bourbon style. While most bourbons are produced in Kentucky, this California bourbon is made from locally sourced corn, rye, and barley and aged for two years in northern California creating a distinct flavor profile. We augmented the flavor with a mash bill high in corn to provide a smooth sweet taste. Experience the allure of this exceptional bourbon, a testament to the thriving whiskey scene beyond Kentucky’s borders.

Flavor Profile

A hint of eucalyptus and coco on the nose going into a front forward of butterscotch, caramel, and a touch of aniseed on the back end with a linger of citrus and coco aftertaste. The finish rounds out nicely with a mixture of butterscotch and aniseed. 

The original Wolfburn Distillery was founded in 1821 by William Smith, on the outskirts of Thurso in Caithness, Scotland. The distillery took its name from the watercourse it drew from, burn being the Scottish word for stream or small river. As Smith invested heavily in the distillery, it became a significant enterprise for the region tax records for the 19th century show it was the largest producer of malt Whisky in Caithness. The distillery was kept in the Smith family until at least the 1850s, when records become scarce and it's estimated that production began to cease (a survey map from 1972 depicts the distillery in ruin). After 150 years of neglect, a group of private investors stumbled upon the old Wolfburn Distillery in May, 2011 seeing massive potential, the investor began to rebuild the distillery from the ground up. The new Wolfburn Distillery, which, by law, must use water sourced from the same steam used centuries ago, is crafting unpeated malt Whisky from a blank canvas through old-fashioned pot-still distillation; no automation, no rush and a lot of care. Master Distiller Shane Fraser, formerly of Glenfarclas, says, My very first thoughts on what kind of spirit Wolfburn should be were that it should be a light and fragrant spirit. This would come about by a number of key processes; slow drainage of the mash tun to give a clear wort; long fermentations and a gentle distillation but keeping the spirit collection above 20C. When I first nosed the spirit I was very pleased and surprised at just how well it had turned out. Wolfburn Single malt aurora is mellow and golds, smooth and warming (producer). Aged in a combination of American oak and Spanish Oloroso sherry casks that together create a beautifully smooth, perfectly balanced Whisky. Inspired by the ethereal northern lights phenomena, Wolfburn's Aurora received 92 points at the Ultimate Spirits Challenge in 2017.

Christmas Vodka Ball, Country: France, LIMITED RELEASE 

Batanga, born in the heart of Tequila, is made using 100% blue Weber agave with traditional, old-world methods, that have been used for generations. Our jimadors hand-harvest the agave piñas from the agave fields, which are then cooked in traditional style masonry brick ovens, imparting nuances of cinnamon, clove and other warming spices from the delicate process of caramelizing sugars. The ‘mosto’ released is then fermented and double distilled, giving Batanga the crisp, bright finish that has won the hearts of people near and far.

Batanga Reposado is aged in American oak barrels lending coffee, vanilla and toffee notes that heighten the warming spices introduced in the production process. The addition of a barrel comes through in bold, complex flavors.

AWARDS & ACCOLADES

Gold – TAG Global Spirits Awards (2023)

Double Gold – SIP Awards (2022)

Gold, 92 Points – Bartender Spirits Awards (2020)

Double Gold – Denver International Spirits Competition (2020)

Best in Show, Best of Class, Double Gold – New York World Wine & Spirits Competition (2019)

It was nearly 180 years ago that Jean-Baptiste Combier and his wife Josephine started experimenting in their kitchen in the village of Saumur in the Loire Valley of France. The confectioners wanted to create something new and different, an original flavor. In 1834 they finally perfected the recipe for the very first triple sec Combier Liqueur d'Orange which consisted of sun-dried West Indies orange peels, local spices, and some secret ingredients. The recipe and process remain the same to this day, from the bitter Haitian and sweet Valencia oranges, down to the century-old copper stills. Once the orange peels are rehydrated, the rind is separated from the pith by hand in order to tone down the bitterness during distillation. After the first distillation, a period of maceration follows, and the spirit is distilled two more times. Natural sugar crystals are added and the alcohol volume is brought down to 40% before bottling. The entire process takes place at the same location since the 19th century. The signature profile of the original triple sec has a pleasant sweetness that isn't overbearing, along with fruity and bitter citrusy notes. 

"The Original" is aged 4 years in oak barrels and finished with a hint of apple. Great over ice but a solid choice for mixing a cocktail.

AWARDS & ACCOLADES
2017 -93 points, Ultimate Spirits Challenge, Excellent, Highly Recommended
2012 - 93 points, Wine Enthusiast Magazine
2012 - Excellent/Top 50 Spirits, Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Flavor Profile

Appearance: Deep, glimmering bronze.

Nose: Distinct aromatics of rich caramel, dried orchard fruits and green apple.

Palate: Warm, medium-bodied spirit with accent of black pepper and hints of anise and toasted oak. Crowned by a smooth finish

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.

Hirsch Whiskey is named after Adolf Hirsch, a former executive of the Schenley Co. who bought some aging barrels of bourbon from the famed Michter's Distillery before it closed in 1988. It was in 1974 that Hirsch first imagined the spirit that would become legendary over the years. Its unique and turbulent history would prompt Charles K. Cowdery to write the book The Best Bourbon You'll Never Taste, centered around this mythical bourbon. Today the brand is owned by the San Francisco-based distiller & importer Hotaling & Co. They aim to bring back the famous name with premium expressions. "With this reintroduction, we invite people to take a journey into the world of bourbon and discover what makes HIRSCH legendary. THE HORIZON takes the first step into the future of HIRSCH, with additional expressions planned to round out the collection," says Hotaling & Co. President and CEO Dan Leese. Hirsch The Horizon expression is made to embody the spirit of adventure, the lifelong search for new experience chasing the horizon. It's a blend of 2 straight bourbons. Distilled in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, 94% of the blend is a 4-year-old juice with a traditional (75% corn, 21% rye, 4% barley malt) mash bill, while the remaining 6% is a 6-year-old rye-heavy whiskey. Bottled at 92 proof, it's a traditional, complex, and incredibly well-balanced offering that is equally stunning neat or on the rocks.