Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Packing: 12 bottles of 330 ml (6 bottles of Le Lievre + 6 bottles of Le Goupil)

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Packing: 12 bottles of 330 ml

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Packing: 12 bottles of 330 ml

American Born Moonshine honors the spirit of American moonshiners, which dates back to 1680 in Jamestown and continues through the Whiskey Rebellion, the Civil War, and Prohibition. ... With a patented pour spout, this moonshine is great for on-premise applications.

The oldest and most traditional mountain moonshine recipe is known as “apple pie.” Drink it as a chilled shot, or pair it with soda water or a variety of other mixers.

Hoosier Gameday Lager is a Vienna-style beer brewed by Upland Brewing Company and Indiana University. It has 4.7% alcohol by volume (ABV) and is available in limited drafts at Upland Brewing Company locations, as well as at grocery stores, liquor stores, and convenience stores. 

The beer is made with malted Vienna malt from Sugar Creek Malt in Lebanon, Indiana, and has a balance of malty flavor and refreshing drinkability. Some say it has a crisp semi-sweet malt base, grain, and bold finish hop presence.

Upland Brewing Company partnered with Indiana University Licensing and Trademarks to create the beer, which was based on feedback from fans and the Bloomington community. The beer has a cream and crimson candy color, and some of the sales will go toward IU student scholarships.

Packing: 4 Cans of 473ml

Maker Notes

Our organic gin is smooth and ready for anything. Whether you’re going for a simple gin ‘n’ tonic, or mixing up something classic like a Sidecar, this gin is a smooth way in.

AWARDS

Consumer’s Choice Award SIP Awards, 2020

Gold Medal Winner SIP Awards, 2020

Best American Compound World Gin Awards, 2020

Strong Recommendation Ultimate Spirits Challenge, 2019

A game of chance similar to bingo, but with a vibrant board and a set of 54 cards full of characters and other icons, Lotera is one of the most popular games in Mexico and is ingrained with many aspects of its culture. The artwork of Lotera has drawn upon Mexican traditions, historical figures, gastronomy, and popular culture, translating them into images familiar and recognizable to those who have experienced this distinctive culture.

Paying homage to the historical and social importance of this, Sangre de Vida's heart shaped bottle embodies the artwork of Loteria card number 27, El Corazn. For the purest at heart, the award winning spirit inside is a true testament to the artistry of distilling handed down for generations.

AWARDS
BEST OF SHOW - 2018 WSWA Spirits Tasting Competition
DOUBLE GOLD - 2018 WSWA Spirits Tasting Competition
SILVER Tastings Spirits Competition
PLATINUM - 2015 Spirits International Prestige Awards
SILVER - 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
SILVER - 2015 Spirits International Prestige Awards
SILVER - 2015 WSWA Spirits Tasting Competition
SILVER - 2015 Made in Mexico Tasting Competition

RATINGS
RATED 94 POINTS - 2018 The Tasting Panel
RATED 89 POINTS 2018 Tasting Spirits Competition
RATED 84 POINTS 2018 Tequila Matchmaker: Lou Caruso, Long Island Lou Tequila
RATED 83 POINTS; GOOD, RECOMMENDED - 2015 Ultimate Beverage Challenge

Tequila TAU añejo, made in the highlands of Jalisco, is a tequila inspired by the Wixárika culture, dedicated to the eagle god!

Tequila TAU Añejo is matured in American oak barrels for a period of 14 to 18 months to provide those exquisite flavors that are distinguished by the most demanding palates.

TAU Tequila Añejo through the senses

At a glance: To the eye it is distinguished by an elegant straw gold color, bright, clean and crystalline... full-bodied.

To the nose: On the nose, it invites us to enjoy its characteristic aromas of ripe, caramelized agaves, highlighting hints of pineapple, pear, tangerine, lime, orange, which give way to grass, grass and a hint of lavender and jasmine flower, finishing with delicious notes of vanilla spices, anise and cinnamon.

To taste: The taste presents a slightly mineral attack, highlighting hints of lime, lemon, pineapple, pear and tangerine, which give way to herbal expressions of mint, grass, green tea and eucalyptus, with delicate notes of chocolate and lavender, culminating with elegant notes of vanilla, pepper, anise that allow us to enjoy the lactic notes of cajeta and butter to enjoy this formidable Tequila.

Aged 6 Months

Código 1530 Reposado combines the purity of our Blanco and the elegance of our aging process. Aged for six months in the finest Napa Valley Cabernet French White Oak wine barrels, Código 1530 Reposado embraces the agave-driven flavors of Los Bajos tequila, with subtle hints of many of the signature flavors found in whiskeys.

Production Notes

Our barrels are charred by hand, on-site at our private distillery in Amatitán.

We age our tequila to taste instead of time, adhering to a time-honored family aging process.

Tasting Notes

Bright, sweet agave notes with the added complexity of vanilla, toasted caramel and subtle cocoa powder.

In 1795, the King of Spain granted Jos Antonio de Cuervo the first concession ever to produce Tequila commercially. This singular event marked the birth of Tequila. Today, Jose Cuervo Especial Gold is the No. 1 selling Tequila in the world. The Jose Cuervo recipe and process has been passed down and upheld by a family of entrepreneurs, inventors, and risk-takers. It is no wonder why Jose Cuervo is the most awarded family of Tequila in history. Legend has it that Cuervo Gold was used to make the first ever Margarita. Cuervo Gold is a blend of Reposado and younger Tequilas. The result is a well-balanced, smooth Tequila that makes the perfect Margarita, frozen or on the rocks.

Maker Notes

BEAGANS 1806 fills a gap in the RTD category by combining craft and convenience. With BEAGANS 1806, you aren't tethered down. Enjoy these canned cocktails anywhere, anytime, in any setting (legally permitting, of course). With our quality of flavor, and ABV ranging from 12.5%-20% in each 200ml can, BEAGANS 1806 has a place everywhere. From bars and restaurants across the country unable to offer a craft cocktail experience or convenience stores to retail to enjoy these quality cocktails at home or when you are welcoming your friends. BEAGANS 1806 was designed to fulfill any occasion when you don't have a mixologist.

Mojito

Originating in Havana, Cuba, the mojito is rum’s most refreshing cocktail. No need for muddling here, just simply pour over ice for the perfect combo of sweet, citrus, and herbaceous flavors.

Tasting Notes: Bright and bubbly, this mixture of unaged Rum, lime, sugar and mint leave your tongue doing a little dance. Great out of the can or poured over ice. If you're feeling dangerous, smack a little mint for garnish.

Pr%f Awards 2019 - Gold 90 points

Maker Notes

Chivas 12 is a classic for a reason. Made up of the finest malt and grain Scotch whiskies, this 12-year-old blended Scotch whisky is our signature status blend – and never fails to delive. Our signature 12-year-old whisky is a blend of iconic Speyside flavours. Over the years our Master Blenders have maintained the classic taste created in the 19th century by the pioneers of blended Scotch whisky, founders John and James Chivas.

THE BLEND

Only the finest malt and grain whiskies lie within Chivas 12. Within the 12-year-old Scotch whiskies that go into our signature blend you’ll find Strathisla single malt, Strathclyde single grain and more to create a whisky that’s remarkably smooth. Distinctive Speyside flavours of crisp orchard fruits, wild heather and sweet honey can be found in every sip of Chivas 12, with a rich and generous taste that’s synonymous with our house style. This classic Scotch taste is perfect for variety of modern drinking styles, whether you prefer it straight, in a highball or creative cocktail.

TASTING NOTES

CASK FINISH: A variety of casks are used for maturation of the 12-year-old Scotch whiskies that make up this blend, leading to a greater depth and character.

NOSE: An aromatic infusion of wild herbs, heather, honey and orchard fruits.

PALATE: Round and creamy with a full, rich taste of honey and ripe pears alongside vanilla, hazelnut and butterscotch notes.

FINISH: Rich and lingering.

Since our first batch of rum was bottled and distilled in September 2009, the Kōloa Rum Company has been bringing The Spirit of Aloha to the world.

To produce Kōloa Rum, we first start with pristine rainwater from Mount Waiʻaleʻale and the nearby mountain peaks and rainforests that filtered through volcanic strata into vast underground aquifers. Our rums only use pure “tall cane” sugarcane, locally sourced coffee, chocolate and ingredients to develop authentic flavors of the spirits we produce.

Using these unique, authentic ingredients, our premium Hawaiian rums are twice-distilled, blended, bottled, and shipped directly from the distillery in Kalaheo, on the south side of the beautiful Garden Isle of Kauaʻi. The Kōloa Rum Distillery Team is proud to produce and ship across the U.S. mainland, Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Japan and Western Canada. Our rums are distilled in single batches using our vintage (circa 1947) 1,210-gallon copper-pot still, with a copper column and condenser. During the second distillation, the distillate is collected in three sections – heads, heart, and tails. Kōloa Rum uses only the heart of the batch.

Our unique distillation process and quality ingredients used combined to provide the smooth, clean and polished flavor and aroma characteristics that distinguishes Kōloa Rum from most others.

Handcrafted in the highlands of Mexico's Jalisco region, and made from the highest quality blue Weber agave, Don Julio Reposado is aged for eight months in American white-oak barrels. This golden amber tequila has soft and elegant hints of dark chocolate, vanilla and light cinnamon with subtle notes of pear, apple and lemon for a lightly honeyed and smooth flavor. It is best savored as part of a refreshing drink or served chilled on the rocks.

The perfect gift to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Don Julio Reposado can also be the ideal gift for a Housewarming, Bachelor Party, College Graduation or Father's Day.



Bottle Size: 750ml

VERMOUTH GUERIN: PINEAU DIFFERENTLY
Crafted from a base of wine mixed with two-year-old Pineau des Charentes, caramelized grape juice, and herbs and spices, then matured in Cognac casks, it brings a new and refreshing style as a vermouth. Their vision is for people to “Pineau differently,” using Guerin Vermouth as a low-ABV aperitif and as a component in their favorite cocktails.

Guerin Vermouth Blanc is crafted from a base of white wine (Ugni Blanc, Colombard, and Montils), two-year-old white Pineau des Charentes, caramelized grape juice, and herbs and spices, including angelica root, cinnamon, cardamom, coriander, nutmeg, and bitter orange peel. It is then aged in Cognac casks for several months. Beautiful clear, shiny golden color. Frank and floral nose with a light green touch, developing notes of hawthorn and green anise. The first sip is soft and warm with notes of white peaches, acacia, and angelica evolving in the long finish. 

AWARDS

Gold medal (Concours General Agricole, Brussels, 2018)
91 points (Wine Enthusiast, 2020)

Crystal Head Vodka is produced by Globefill Inc., situated in Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada. The company was founded and created by Dan Ackroyd and artist John Alexander, the artist who created the distinctive glass skull that the Vodka is bottled in. The company prides itself on being free from additives, unlike most vodkas in the industry. The vodka is filtered a hefty seven times through Herkimer diamonds, giving it an incredibly smooth flavor profile. Dan Aykroyd and John Alexander designed the bottle to symbolize life, reflecting power and enlightenment. Crystal Head Vodka is distilled from Ontario "peaches and cream" corn before being mixed with pristine glacial water from Newfoundland. The Herkimer stones that the vodka is filtered through are said to have healing properties, but it also imparts a distinctive vanilla sweetness to the Vodka that is enhanced by a spicy kick. The finish is lingering with an intense vodka burn. Crystal Head is bottled without additives, glycerol, citrus oils, sugars, or enhancers. The impressive Crystal Head Onyx is a different beast. Crafted with blue weber agaves from a single source in Mexico, it's blended with that pure Newfoundland water for a super-clean and sweeter finish. It's a luxurious black skull-shaped bottle with a matching embossed cap. Onyx is a tribute to the human journey, the dark crystal supposedly possessing the power to absorb negative energy. A different vodka, it features green notes, earthiness, and sweetness that comes from the agave. The vodka is filtered the same way as their other expressions and contains no additives. 

During the late 19th century, an overwhelming number of distilleries throughout the United States were still not aging their whiskey. As a result, some retailers would add juices and syrups to sweeten the whiskey, while others would add acid and tobacco to give their whiskey its signature amber hue. In 1870, George Garvin Brown a young pharmaceuticals salesman from Kentucky saw the need for a consistently high-quality whiskey that would remain unadulterated after distillation. After saving $5,500, Brown and his brother opened the doors to J.T.S. Brown & Bro. Distillery and began distilling bourbon. Unlike other distilleries at the time, Brown aged his bourbon, which was named Old Forester, in oak casks and bottled it in a sealed glass bottle to ensure authenticity and quality. Since its introduction in 1870, Old Forester has been on the market continuously, even during Prohibition, when it continued to be sold for medicinal purposes. It is the only bourbon continuously distilled and marketed by the founding family before, during and after Prohibition. The Old Forester Signature 100 Proof Bourbon is a tribute to founder George Gavin Brown, carrying his signature on the label he would sign all the bottles himself in the olden days. It's made from a mash bill of 72% corn, 18% rye, and 10% malted barley and bottled at 100 proof. It's a well-balanced affair with plenty of caramel, cherry, and oaky spice, along with some coffee and chocolate on the nose. The rich palate adds to that some fruity notes, nuts, maple syrup, and caramel. Finishes spicy and complex with pepper, cloves, nutmeg, and oak. Grab a bottle today!