Bottle Size: 750ml

The flavors of hot summer nights and Southern mountain tradition come together to create the first-ever sweet tea-flavored moonshine. Drink it neat, or pair it with soda water, lemonade or a variety of other mixers.

Yellowstone National Park was established in 1876, and just a few short years later, the Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey brand would emerge with an equally-rich story. J.B. Dant, legendary distiller and son of J.W. Dant, first began distilling in the late 1800s, using a "log still" instead of the more popular yet more expensive copper pot stills (a log still is made by hollowing out a tree trunk and lining the interior with copper pipes, a cheaper yet still effective way of distilling). As Dant's Yellowstone brand gained popularity in Kentucky, he was able to purchase other nearby distilleries and formalize his process. In the early 1900s, it was through this expansion that Dant began working more closely with M.C. Beam of the illustrious Beam family. Together, Dant and Beam operated their network of facilities as the Yellowstone Distillery and continued to produce Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey for "medicinal purposes" throughout Prohibition. Although the Yellowstone brand changed hands several times throughout the 20th century (first to Diageo and recently to Luxco) and eventually fell out of favor, Luxco, along with the Beam family's new Limestone Branch Distillery, has recently revitalized the brand, unearthing an old Beam family recipe and partnering with Paul and Steve Beam to create a spectacular bourbon that pays homage to the original. The annual Limited Edition series of straight bourbons from Yellowstone has been around since 2015. The blended bourbons are on the experimental side, having been aged in (sometimes re-charred, even multiple times) wine casks, resulting in unique expressions. The 2022 edition is a 7-year-old small-batch affair that was finished in French armagnac casks, imparting the bold, oaky, and sweet bourbon with toffee, butterscotch, and chocolate notes.

Tasting Notes

AROMA: Dried apricots, manuka honey and complemented by hints of tobacco.

BODY: Dark brown sugar notes mixed with dried fruit, walnut and dates followed by hints of vanilla

FINISH: Lingering with Palm Sugar and Tamarind

Sagamore Spirit Bottled in Bond straight rye whiskey marks our commitment to the highest levels of excellence and authenticity-furthering our mission to make Maryland distilled, aged, and bottled products. Enacted in 1897, the bottled in bond distinction is a marker of distilling quality and transparency. Featuring our first batch of whiskey distilled in Maryland, this 100-proof rye whiskey is a blend of two rye mash bills-a high rye and a low rye-showcasing flavors of rye spice from our grain, fruit and floral notes from our sour mash fermentation, and notes of toasty caramel from our barrel aging.

The Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897 established that spirits with this designation must be a product of one distillation season; at one distillery; aged in a federally bonded warehouse for at least four years; bottled at 100-proof; and produced in the United States.

This product was first introduced in November 2021 and is available now at our distillery and shipping to limited markets across the U.S. in November of 2022.

Tasting Notes

PALATE: Bold, complex, and layered with notes of cinnamon, deep caramel, and lingering rye spice.

AGE: 5 Years

In 1872, a merchant named Louis-Napoléon Mattei named his aperitif wine after his native Cap Corse, a peninsula of Corsica that juts northward into the Mediterranean. A territory of France, Corsica has over the centuries been influenced by both France and Italy, as well as northern Africa. Mattei discovered the beneficial properties of cinchona tree bark during a voyage to the Caribbean, and he brought it to Cap Corse to blend with local wine made from Muscat and Vermentinu grapes. He added spices that made their way through Cap Corse’s bustling port, as well as Cedrat (citron), a thick-peeled ancestor of lemon. Cap Corse Mattei Quinquina was soon exported across the globe.

A true Quinquina Blanc, and unique among aperitif wines. The profile of the Cap Corse Mattei BLANC aperitif wine is defined by its distinctly Corsican components. Its all-mistelle base is of Vermentinu and Muscat Petit Grains, lending a terrific minerality, acidity and floral tones. The local Cedrat (aka citron) adds unique citrus aroma and a silky texture. Since its creation in 1872 by Louis-Napoléon Mattei, Cap Corse Mattei is the oldest and best known aperitif of Corsica. Still today family owned, and all macerations, aging and bottling are done in house.

As a quinquina, Cap Corse Mattei BLANC is flavored with cinchona bark (quinine), which adds spice and depth in the mid and back palate. Fantastic on ice with tonic or soda, and even more so with a pour of gin or an agave spirit.

Golden Moon Triple is distilled from 100% malted barley, grown in Colorado and the surrounding states, and malted in Golden, Colorado. It is mashed, fermented, distilled at Golden Moon distillery. It is triple distilled in the Irish style and aged in New American Oak casks. It is then bottled at 46% ABV (92 proof). Golden Moon Triple is a uniquely Colorado whiskey.

​Golden Moon Triple has a warm, sweet and malty nose reminiscent of lighter Irish whiskey. Smooth, but with just a touch of heat. Sweet, malty, slight caramel & candy notes with a hint of toasted oak on the finish.

Double Gold Medal, 2021 - San Francisco World Spirits Competition

Available at Royal Batch, this premium spirit is ready for convenient purchase and delivery straight to your door.

In 1862, after 10 years of perfecting his rums, Don Facundo Bacardí Massó introduced the world to his BACARDÍ Superior rum. A sublime rum for cocktails, it doesn’t dominate other flavors nor does it disappear when mixed. Perfect for classic rum cocktails like the Mojito.

TASTING NOTES

BACARDÍ Superior Rum is a light and aromatically balanced rum. Subtle notes of almonds and lime are complemented by hints of vanilla. The finish is dry, crisp, and clean.

NOSE: Almonds and fruit

PALATE: Smooth and creamy

FINISH: Dry, clean, fresh

100% agave tequila aged 18 months in American oak barrels.

Size: 750ML

Proof: 76.0 (38.0% ABV)

Origin: Corralejo, Pnjamo, Guanajuato

Distillery:Tequilera Corralejo S.A. de C.V

Detailed Description

100% agave tequila aged 18 months in American oak barrels. This process ensures an exquisite blend of refreshing flavours combined with smooth wood flavours. 99,000 Horas tequila is distilled out of a melancholy and intense love for quality. It represents a tranquil form of life where only that which is necessary gets done and the patience required for making great things is found.

Corralejo 99,000 Horas Anejo Tequila Tasting Notes

Nose: Notes of chocolate, vanilla and almond with intense oak aromas

Palate: Notes of wood and chocolate confirming the exquisite aromas of this tequilas

Finish: Silky full-bodied tequila

Distillery Information

The land where Father Hidalgo was born is home to the Corralejo Distillery, located in a beautiful Hacienda named after the town of Pnjamo, Guanajuato. Far from being just a company, Hacienda Corralejo's reach extends to many parts of the world. Its attractions include not only tequila, but also history, culture and learning. Far from being just a company, Hacienda Corralejo's reach extends to many parts of the world. Its attractions include not only tequila, but also history, culture and learning. At the start of the Hacienda Corralejo tour, a welcome sign reflects the company's human warmth. Visitors can satisfy their curiosity and excitement about the processes used to make tequila. The atmosphere is a delight to both sight and smell, as exemplified by casks for aging tequila located in beautiful cellars and filled with a suggestive and captivating aroma that evokes the honey of cooked agave. In each individual area one gains an appreciation for things made in Mexico, a Mexico with its own customs that go hand-in-hand with one of the world's most popular tequilas.

The Woodford Reserve Distillery is among Kentucky's oldest and smallest bourbon distilleries. Nestled in the heart of the Commonwealth's thoroughbred country, it's the only place you'll find bourbon and horses maturing side by side. It's also the only spirits company in the world to own its own cooperage and crafts its own barrels The Woodford Reserve Distillery sits on what was once an old Distillery founded by Elijah and his son, Oscar Pepper, in the 1800s. Under the stewardship of Oscar and Master Distiller James Crow, their distillery reformed and modernized the process of producing whiskey in the United States the distillery revolutionized the concepts of sour mash and yeast propagation. Nearly two centuries later, Chris Morris Woodford Reserve's seventh master distiller pays homage to Pepper and Crow with Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Bourbon. Morris, who began working at Woodford Reserve Distillery when he was just 16 years old, is one of the foremost experts in the production and maturation of bourbon and samples up to 180 unique whiskeys each day. It's about pursuing flavor through modernizing old practices, says the 55-year-old master distiller. After Prohibition, the federal government issued the Federal Alcohol Administration Act of 1935, providing guidelines for four distinctive styles of American straight whiskey: bourbon, rye, wheat, and malt. Woodford Reserve now offers all four of these unique expressions in their lineup. Inspired by post-Prohibition American whiskey guidelines this highly anticipated Woodford Reserve Wheat whiskey is influenced by historical recipes. Created by renowned Master Distiller Chris Morris, this special Woodford Reserve is distilled from 52% wheat, 20% malt, 20% corn and 8% rye.

Kikori was launched in the Fall of 2015 by Ann Soh Woods, an up and comer in the Japanese Whisky scene. Ann, founder and owner of Soh Spirits, is a bold spark of brilliance, with her fresh take on Japanese whisky. Her imaginative 100% rice based Japanese whisk(e)y -which she chose to spell with an e, to distinguish Kikori from other Japanese whiskies- won gold at the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau didn't know how to classify it at first, but it is a whiskey. It is similar to its cousin Shochu -a Japanese alcohol distilled from rice or sweet potatoes- but is served at a higher 41% ABV than shochu's 25-35%. Wood's had a fascination with whiskey, and her frequent trips to Japan, roused intrigue for the rituals and traditions of Japanese alcohols. Rice is a huge part of Japanese culture. By distilling whiskey from this prominent grain, Woods seeks to capture the spirit of Japan. This is how the imaginative whiskey was born. Introducing bold ideas like these into such a male dominated old school market like the whiskey industry had its challenges. It is always assumed that I am a sales representative when I visit accounts, and it is always a pleasant surprise when they find out I am the founder. Said Woods in an interview with Munchies Magazine. Not to mention overcoming language and cultural barriers. Kikori is distilled in Kumamoto on the island of Kyushu, Japan, the birthplace of Kikori. When approached with the unconventional idea for her Japanese whiskey, distillers were skeptical, but the new drink has gained popularity. Woods depended on a master distiller for the formula, and it has become a success. Kikori states that the rice is sourced locally from the Kumamoto rice paddy. Located alongside the Iwase River, Kumamoto has a distinct volcanic rich soil. The signature rice is cooked in giant steel steamers, and distilled using pure mountain water, the rice ""has been cultivated in southern Japan for over 2000 years in the nutrient rich, volcanic soil of Kyushu Island. The rice grows in the rich volcanic loam formed through eons of lava flow and ash deposits. It's distilled with fresh mountainous waters that flow through ancient volcanic rocks that are millions of years old. The rice gives it a unique aromatic profile with a floral and fragrant aroma and a velvety smoothness to the palate. No coloring or sugar is added, and it ages in American, French, and sherry oak anywhere from three to seven years.

Delight in the discovery of ginja9, Ginja (Portuguese for sour cherry) is a popular liqueur in Portugal that embraces history and divine taste.

Size: 750ML

Proof: 36 (18% ABV)

Origin: Portugal

Detailed Description

Ginja is the Portuguese word for Sour Cherry, also known as morello cherries. It is 100% naturally processed, and no added color or preservatives. Ginjinha is a popular liqueur in Portugal that embraces history and divine taste. This ancient tradition dates back to the Portuguese monks of the XVII century. For a sweeter indulgence and a unique touch, serve as a shot in a dark chocolate cup.

Ginja9 Cherry Portuguese Liqueur Tasting Notes

Nose: An intense sour cherry aroma and a slight hint of cinnamon.

Palate: A striking balance between sweet and tart, it is the flavor of ripe cherries in liquid form.

Finish: Cherry jam with lingering fruit tartness.

Tyrconnell 16 Year Oloroso & Moscatel Cask Finish is a single malt release which spends its first 16 years maturing in American oak ex-bourbon barrels. Then the whiskey ages for a time in wine casks from the Andalusian region which initially were seasoned with oloroso sherry before a second seasoning of moscatel wine. The Tyrconnell is produced at the Cooley Distillery, nestled in the foothills of the Cooley Mountains in County Louth. The Cooley Distillery, part of the Kilbeggan Distilling Company, has been the driving force behind the Irish Single Malt evolution. Most Irish malt whiskey has traditionally found its way into blended whiskeys, thus it is rare to find Irish malt whiskey bottled in its single malt form.

A little sweet, a little tart, and 100% refreshing. Crater Lake Northwest Berry vodka is infused with a seasonal blend of berries sourced from the Northwest. The subtle fruit flavor balances with a light and bright finish that blends right in with any cocktail. Think of it as the perfect summer day in a bottle.

Awards

85 Points/Silver Medal – USA Spirits Ratings

Silver Medal – SipNW Best of the NW Awards

Whiskeysmith Banana features ripe and rich notes of tropical banana expertly paired with the baking spice and vanilla undertones from the finest American whiskey to create a sipping experience similar to the romance of pulling a freshly baked loaf of banana bread out of the oven.

TASTING NOTES

AROMA: Ripe banana, banana cream, then caramelized bananas and baked sugar

PALATE: Vanilla spice and oak, followed by baked bananas foster

FINISH: Ripe caramelized banana mingles with a touch of whiskey spice and melds into a smooth finish

The French Bloom Discovery Box - composed of a bottle of Le Blanc, a bottle of Le Rosé and 2 French Bloom flutes - is made for sharing. The perfect gift to encourage a successful Dry January, to celebrate a pregnancy, to mark Valentine's Day, for corporate  gifting or to celebrate Mother’s Day.

LE BLANC
A blend of de-alcoholized organic French Chardonnay wine, organic grape juice and natural flavors such as lemon. Mineral freshness, pear aromas and tropical notes are followed by an evolution of Granny Smith apple, lightly spiced citrus and white flowers.

LE ROSÉ
A blend of de-alcoholized organic French Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines, organic grape juice, Gensac spring water and natural organic flavors such as lemon.

De-alcoholized organic wine, organic grape juice, French sparkling Gensac spring water, organic lemon juice, organic natural flavors.

For celebrating your new job, your best friend’s wedding, or Wednesday night’s “book club” (a.k.a. wine club), Une Femme’s “The Callie” is made for everyday celebrations, every day.

Each of the Une Femme wines is made in partnership with women in the wine world who we love. “The Callie” is our California sparkler, made by Samantha Sheehan of POE Wines in Napa. This crushable sparkling rosé is made with Napa and Sonoma-grown chardonnay, pinot noir, and mourvedre grapes. 

We wanted to create the perfect gift for celebrating, while also giving back. A portion of proceeds from all sales of Une Femme Champagne is donated to Dress for Success, the non-profit benefiting women on their journey to financial independence.

Made in partnership with Samantha Sheehan of POE Wines in Napa, California

42% Pinot Noir, 39% Mourvedre, 19% Chardonnay

Clean, floral and fruity, our blanco tequila is equally impressive sipped alone or mixed into a colorful cocktail. An un-aged award-winner, Azuñia Blanco Organic Tequila boasts agave, lemon and tropical fruit flavors, finishing off with notes of light pepper and citrus. Try it in our popular Azuñia Orgánica, our honestly authentic version of the Organic Skinny Margarita, or take a more adventurous turn at your next mixer by stirring it into one of our signature craft cocktails.

> Made with 100% pure Weber Blue Agave grown in dedicated fields of the Tequila valley
> Piñas harvested by hand and roasted 36 hours in traditional clay hornos
> Fermented naturally in open-air vats with wild borne yeast
> Finished with double pot still distillation
> USDA Certified and BioAgriCert Organic

The 2021 Nickel and Nickel C.C. Ranch Napa Valley Rutherford Wine epitomizes the essence of its terroir. Sourced from the historic C.C. Ranch vineyard, it showcases Rutherford's gravelly soils and ideal climate. With aromas of ripe blackberry and cedar, and flavors of black currant and plum, framed by silky tannins, this wine is a testament to Nickel and Nickel's winemaking expertise and the heritage of Napa Valley's Rutherford AVA.