This exceptional Extra Añejo Tequila boasts a deep color and a delightful blend of sweet aromas. Its flavor profile is characterized by exquisite toasted notes and hints of vanilla. Whether enjoyed neat or on the rocks, this tequila is a true gem. After being aged for approximately 5 years in French oak barrels, it attains a remarkably smooth flavor that exemplifies its perfected craftsmanship.

Chula Parranda Extra Añejo Tequila is a captivating expression that embodies the pinnacle of tequila craftsmanship. This remarkable spirit hails from Mexico, where the art of tequila production is celebrated. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Chula Parranda Extra Añejo Tequila offers a truly elevated tasting experience.

In appearance, Chula Parranda Extra Añejo Tequila showcases a rich and inviting amber hue, indicating its extensive aging process. The aroma is a delightful fusion of agave, caramel, and oak, evoking a sense of anticipation for the flavors that lie within.

Upon the first sip, the complex and refined taste profile of Chula Parranda Extra Añejo unfolds. Layers of flavors intermingle, revealing notes of toasted oak, vanilla, and hints of dried fruit. The velvety smoothness of the tequila coats the palate, leaving a lasting impression of depth and elegance.

What sets Chula Parranda Extra Añejo apart is its aging process. This tequila is aged for a minimum of three years in oak barrels, allowing it to develop extraordinary complexity and character. This extended maturation period contributes to the remarkable smoothness and depth of flavor that defines this exquisite spirit.

Chula Parranda Extra Añejo Tequila is best savored slowly, allowing its complexities to be fully appreciated. Whether enjoyed neat or on the rocks, each sip reveals new dimensions, rewarding the discerning palate with a luxurious and unforgettable tasting experience.

For tequila enthusiasts and connoisseurs seeking the finest expressions, Chula Parranda Extra Añejo Tequila offers a journey into the world of refined Mexican spirits. With its impeccable craftsmanship, rich flavors, and smooth character, it stands as a testament to the artistry and passion behind the creation of exceptional tequila.

Three Chord states that they are first and foremost blenders. However, they recently came across a small lot of barrels and felt they should enter the bourbon community in their original form. Their Whiskey Drummer 15 Year Straight Bourbon Whiskey is non-chill filtered and bottled at barrel proof (117.9 Proof). A total of 2,500 bottles were produced from the small lot of barrels. These bottles will be released in two small batches consisting of 10 barrels each.

MASH BILL: 78.5 Corn, 12.5 Rye, 9 barley

APPEARANCE: DARK COPPER

AROMA: The nose jumps out of the glass with campfire, baking spice, and dark chocolate.

TASTE: This bourbon is heavy on the pallet but surprisingly well balanced, considering its age. There is oak, but it’s not overpowering at all. Instead, notes of walnut, leather, smoke, vanilla, and allspice linger for an exceptionally long finish.

FINISH: LONG LASTING NOTES OF BROWN SUGAR, CINNAMON AND BLACK CHERRY

Taken from the center-cut or middle sections of the famous Warehouse H, Blanton’s Original Single Barrel was once designated for ambassadors, dignitaries, and Colonel Blanton’s family and friends. Today, everyone has access to the world’s first single barrel bourbon. The taste profile is sweet, with notes of citrus and oak. The creamy vanilla nose is teased with caramel and 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. Best served neat or on the rocks. Bottled at 46.5% alcohol by volume.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Vanilla

Palate: Citrus and Oak

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Central to the flavor profiles created at El Pandillo is the source of water used and in the case of Terralta, it all comes from a deep well, 150 meters down in the earth. What does this mean for flavor? To answer this question, we will first have to talk about the two other water sources at the distillery for contrast.

First, there is the harvested rain water, and secondly, a fresh spring. These two sources are used in a close to 50/50 ratio for 3 of the 4 other brands made at El Pandillo - Pasote, G4, and ArteNOM. The flavors here are clean and crisp, as one would expect from rain water, backed by floral and herbal notes. Volans, the 4th brand produced at 1579 is a blend of spring and well water, and it’s here where the minerality of the earth encasing the deep well begins to come through. But in Terralta, as it’s only source for water, the soil and earth are king.

Where the other profiles are lofty and light, you’ll find Terralta firmly secured in the ground from which the agave grow. The soils of Los Altos are rich in iron, giving them a red coloring, and softness compared to the rockier soils of the Valley of Tequila.

Maker Notes

Our exceptional tequilas are produced from 100% Single Estate Blue Weber agave and small batch crafted at NOM 1360 in Jalisco, Mexico. We are a proudly Colorado-owned company.

Limited Release ARTA Extra Añejo is matured in American White Oak for three years, then split between Cognac and Jerez Sherry casks for the final two years. Our master Tequileros Chacho and Angel oversee the final mingling of these two distinct styles. The result is a luxurious tequila best enjoyed neat, from your favorite snifter.

APPEARANCE: Bright Copper

AROMA: Dark Chocolate | Toffee | Toasted Vanilla | Jasmine

TASTE: Silky-Sweet | Sugared Mixed Peels | Bread Pudding

FINISH: Lengthy & Multi-Faceted | Lime Rind | Lychee | Dates

COCKTAILS: Spirit Forward | Stirred Cocktails

FOOD PAIRING: Elegant Cigars | Game Meats | Rich Pastries

Lalocura's clay pot distilled mezcales have built a steady cult following of chefs, writers, and mezcal-heads, who turn up at the palenque each day hoping to spend a few hours listening to maestro mezcalero Eduardo "Lalo" Ángeles tell stories, taste  the 20+ expressions he has resting in glass at any given time, and instagram a photo of his colorful dining room table covered in empty veladoras. Before starting Lalocura in 2014, Eduardo Ángeles spent years working as the fourth generation master distiller of his family’s brand, where he combined a lifetime of working under his father, the late, great Don Lorenzo with a degree in agricultural engineering, and a philosophy that is all his own.

Lalocura is produced in Santa Catarina Minas, Oaxaca, where the agave piñas are roasted in an earthen oven, mashed by hand, fermented outdoors, and distilled in clay pots. It's a process that has produced great mezcal for centuries.

1821 was the year in which Mexico achieved its independence from Spain, signaling the start of a new endeavor to make the country flourish.

Aging Process: Aged for a full three years in small, second-fill charred American oak casks, previously used for Bourbon

Estate Grown: 100% Blue Weber agave, hand-harvested from our fields in the state of Guanajuato

Double Distilled: Perfected by the French in distilling Cognac, the 400 year old Charentais distillation method allows for exceptional retention of aroma and flavor

TASTING NOTES

COLOR: Amber tones with hints of copper

AROMA: Cinnamon, pepper, and clove complement notes that elicit oak & herbs, with fruity aromas such as coffee, walnut, apple, & green pineapple.

PALATE: Smoke & oak flavors feature walnut, almond, vanilla, cooked agave, chocolate, cinnamon, & pepper.

FINISH: Long and lingering, with citrus, herbal, and floral notes.

Production Details

NOM: 1493

Agave Source: Tequila Valley

Cooking Method: Stone/brick oven

Crushing Method: 100% stone crushed

Distillation: Double Distilled

Pot Style: Copper pots

Proof: 92 (46% abv)

Fermentation: Open-air wood tanks

Sugars: 100% agave

Water Source: Natural Spring (Tequila Valley)

Bottles: Hand-blown in Mexico

Tasting Notes

Aromas of fruit, baked fully-ripened agave, green olive, and earth are invitingly present. Slightly brighter and a touch more rustic than the regular blanco, the accents of butter, olive, earth, black pepper, and vegetal qualities in the flavor are enhanced because it comes straight from our small copper pot still, without adding water prior to bottling.

For years, the only way to sample this was to visit our distillery in Tequila, Jalisco. Until now.

Since our inaugural 1978 vintage, we have been proud to craft a vineyard-designate Merlot from the legendary Three Palms Vineyard. Named for its three iconic palm trees, this warm, up-valley vineyard features lean soils that cause the vines to send their roots deep in search of nutrients, yielding a profoundly intense and age-worthy wine with complex fruit and mineral layers. As a testament to its status as the benchmark for New World Merlot, in 2017, Wine Spectator honored our 2014 Three Palms Vineyard Merlot as “Wine of the Year.”

WINE PROFILE

Production Notes

Varietal Composition: 100% estate fruit, 89% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Sauvignon, 3% Cabernet Franc, 0.5% Petit Verdot, 0.5% Malbec

Winemaker Notes

Once again, the famed Three Palms Vineyard has yielded a fascinating and luxuriously full-bodied Merlot. Aromas of huckleberry, black cherry, chocolate and fig rise from the glass, followed by hints of graphite, graham cracker, bay leaf and sage. On the mouth-watering palate the flavors are intense and complex, with velvety tannins and voluptuous fruit balanced by earthy undertones and Three Palms’ classic minerality, all of which carry the wine to a rich and remarkably long finish.

Production

For both red and white grapes, 2019 offered near picture-perfect growing conditions, with mild spring and summer weather, and no significant heat events. The conditions were ideal for both our Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, which show beautiful tropical notes and ripe flavors at low sugars. While our Chardonnay harvest began about three weeks later than normal, the fruit arrived at the winery in pristine condition, producing dynamic and complex wines. The excellent growing conditions naturally resulted in a slightly larger than average crop for our red Bordeaux varieties, with fully lignified seeds at low sugars levels. With temperate weather throughout fall, we were able to pick each block at optimal ripeness, yielding exceptionally juicy and polished red wines, with plush, well-rounded tannins, and lovely overall structure.

WINE SPECS

Vintage: 2019
Varietal: Merlot
Appellation: Napa Valley
Vineyard Designation: Three Palms Vineyard
Acid: 0.55 g/100 ml
pH: 3.73
Aging: 100% French Oak: 75% New, 25% Neutral, aged for 18 months
Alcohol: %14.5

Duckhorn Vineyards has sourced grapes from this distinctive region for more than a quarter century and has crafted a Howell Mountain bottling since 1989. Recognized as one of the Napa Valley’s most acclaimed winegrowing regions, grapes from Howell Mountain are famous for producing age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignons with rich, deep color and excellent structure. To encourage further complexity, we bottle-age this mountain-grown wine one year longer than our other wines prior to release.

WINE PROFILE

Production Notes

Varietal Composition: 92% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Merlot

Winemaker Notes

On the nose, this stunning wine offers a bevy of mountain-fruit aromas including sweet baking spices, black raspberry, currant and blackberry, with hints of anise, clove and fresh mint adding nuance and complexity. On the palate it is robust and generous, echoing the aromas in waves of ripe dark berries and spice, with firm tannins and dusty minerality carrying the flavors to a remarkably long, lush finish.

Production

For both red and white grapes, 2018 offered near picture-perfect growing conditions, with mild spring and summer weather, and no significant heat events. The conditions were ideal for both our Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, which show beautiful tropical notes and ripe flavors at low sugars. While our Chardonnay harvest began about three weeks later than normal, the fruit arrived at the winery in pristine condition, producing dynamic and complex wines. The excellent growing conditions naturally resulted in a slightly larger than average crop for our red Bordeaux varieties, with fully lignified seeds at low sugars levels. With temperate weather throughout fall, we were able to pick each block at optimal ripeness, yielding exceptionally juicy and polished red wines, with plush, well-rounded tannins, and lovely overall structure.

WINE SPECS

Vintage: 2018
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
Appellation: Howell Mountain
Acid: 0.62 g/100 ml
pH: 3.71
Aging: Aged a total of 24 months 18 months in new French oak followed by 6 months in neutral barrels
Alcohol: %14.50

Almost four decades ago, before crafting their first vintage, the Duckhorns and their winemaker had a passionate discussion at the kitchen table. Though they debated making a cuvée, they chose to focus on varietal wines. Even so, Duckhorn Vineyards has always remained fascinated by the artful blend of varietals from diverse Napa Valley vineyards. Embodying the depth and complexity of a world-class Estate program, The Discussion represents the pinnacle of the Duckhorn Vineyards portfolio and the ongoing dialogue that defines great winemaking.

WINE PROFILE

Production Notes

Varietal Composition: 56% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 1% Petit Verdot

Winemaker Notes

Crafted from our finest blocks and barrels of Estate fruit, the 2018 vintage of The Discussion is rich, radiant and profoundly complex. As it evolves in the glass, enticing aromas of black cherry, red currant and rose petals mingle with sophisticated hints of hazelnut, clove, caramel and fig preserves. On the plush, silky palate, juicy layers of plum, tayberry and chocolate-covered blueberries are framed by elegantly structured tannins, with notes of red licorice, mint, maple and sage adding drama and complexity to a long, dynamic finish.

Production

For both red and white grapes, 2018 offered near picture-perfect growing conditions, with mild spring and summer weather, and no significant heat events. The conditions were ideal for both our Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, which show beautiful tropical notes and ripe flavors at low sugars. While our Chardonnay harvest began about three weeks later than normal, the fruit arrived at the winery in pristine condition, producing dynamic and complex wines. The excellent growing conditions naturally resulted in a slightly larger than average crop for our red Bordeaux varieties, with fully lignified seeds at low sugars levels. With temperate weather throughout fall, we were able to pick each block at optimal ripeness, yielding exceptionally juicy and polished red wines, with plush, well-rounded tannins, and lovely overall structure.

WINE SPECS

Vintage: 2018
Varietal: Red Blend
Appellation: Napa Valley
Acid: 0.60 g/100 ml
pH: 3.65
Aging: Aged a total of 24 months in barrel 18 months in new French oak followed by 6 months in neutral barrels
Alcohol: %14.5

The trunk-like hearts of this elongated 'karwinskii' maguey take 10-14 years to mature, and look like spiky desert trees growing wildly over the mountains of Southern Mexico. When harvested, the trunks are cooked together with typical round piñas of other species. Soft smoke with candied notes and a creamy mouthfeel layer fruit and a subtle spice on a palette of rich, cooked maguey reminiscent of the high desert just after a heavy rainfall, bright and clean.

• Master Distiller: Germaín Arellanes Arellanes
• Made 100% from karwinskii "Largo" maguey grown at 4,800' in municipio of Sta. Catarina Minas, Oaxaca
• Elongated maguey trunks are earthen roasted for four days using mix of guamúchil and mesquite wood
• Cooked maguey macerated with proprietary blade spindle destrozadora shredder
• Fermented together with bagaso in 1,400L pine wood vats using airborne yeast strains
• Double distilled in ceramic pot stills to approx. 53% ABV and reduced with triple distilled demineralized water, no tails
• No aging, bottled at 46% ABV

Maker Notes

VIRGINIA'S MOST AWARDED SPIRITS

At Catoctin Creek, we've been making internationally acclaimed spirits, from locally sourced ingredients, right here in Purcellville, Virginia, since 2009. Our flagship product, Roundstone Rye, has been awarded double-gold and gold medals across the globe (London, New York, San Francisco, Chicago), and is a fantastic rye whisky honoring early Virginia production methods, circa 1790

RAGNARÖK RYE

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the passing of Oderus Urungus, and to commemorate his immortal spirit, together with GWAR we are releasing a bottle just for Oderus!

Raise a glass to the memory of Oderus Urungus, the legendary frontman of intergalactic warriors and shock rock legends GWAR.  This special bottling of Ragnarök Rye whisky is a bold and spicy tribute to Oderus's larger-than-life personality and unpapologetic irreverence.  Whether you're a die-hard GWAR fan or just looking for a unique and delicious whisky to enjoy, Ragnarök Rye is as exceptional as the Immortal Corruptor himself ... Hail Oderus!

This 2023 expression has a special label of Oderus Urungus, drawn by Dave Brockie himself, with a commemorative pewter bartop featuring Oderus.  The whisky is our same, 93-point, award-winning 100% rye whisky that has been aged with white oak, sugar maple, and cherrywood, but this year, we've finished the whisky in rum casks as well!  Look for a ridiculously delicious whisky!

Silver Oak Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a rich and complex wine crafted from grapes grown in Sonoma County’s Alexander Valley. This full-bodied red offers layers of dark fruit flavors like blackberry and black cherry, complemented by notes of cocoa, vanilla, and spice from American oak aging. With refined tannins and a balanced structure, it pairs well with grilled meats and hearty dishes, making it a timeless favorite among wine enthusiasts.

Disclaimer: The Available vintage year will be shipped.

With a limited production of just 2,000 cases, this beautiful tequila is bottled in a replica of the 18th Century Spanish Royal Crown.

Aging Process: Aged a minimum of two years in French Limousin oak foudres

Estate Grown: 100% Blue Weber agave, hand-harvested from our fields in the state of Guanajuato

Double Distilled: Perfected by the French in distilling Cognac, the 400 year old Charentais distillation method allows for exceptional retention of aroma and flavor

An agave narrowly distributed in Mexico, that grows in difficult soils and produces awesome mineral, dry, mezcals.

Artisanal / Mezcal Blanco , 100% Agave / A. Marmorata

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Fresh cut grass, vegetal notes.

Flavors: Raw sugar cane, nice dry finish.

Whiskey finished in rum, port, and Dunn Vineyards cabernet barrels. Distilled in Indiana, Tennessee and Canada

AWARDS​: Wine Enthusiast rating of 96

Over the past several years, Barrell Dovetail has become a highly regarded expression within our portfolio of products and the American Whiskey world. Recently, we became intrigued with applying the concept of “Dovetail” to some of our older stocks. The result is BCS Gray Label Dovetail, which still boasts our award-winning blend of Whiskey finished in rum, port, and Dunn Vineyards cabernet barrels and uses the same finishing and blending method. The difference, as with all our Gray Label offerings, is that we used older and more rare barrels in Gray Label Dovetail. The result harmoniously unites a dark and fruity California cabernet finish, a jammy and pleasurable port finish, and a sweet and funky rum finish to create a well-balanced, iconic whiskey. The component whiskeys are aged up to 20 years, making the final blend significantly more elegant.

An ester-forward bourbon with the brooding depth of cabernet and port casks. The varied distillates and casks come together into a complex palate that showcases the cola notes of whiskey that’s spent many years in oak.​

Appearance: Warm Amber.

Nose: Green grape, tart apple, and pollen lead into one very vivid note of just-pressed cider. The notes of gooseberry jam, cranberry sauce, and dried apricot are pronounced and defined. Maple walnut ice cream, tahini, and leather provide a subtle, savory undertone.

Palate: Robust and impeccably balanced, with flavors ranging from strawberry rhubarb pie to fennel pollen. Flan and coconut oil provide a rich and creamy texture that balances some light sandy tannin and modest astringency. Depth seems to come mostly from the oldest Canadian whiskeys, in the form of fennel, poppy seed and peppercorn. Allspice, ginger, and cola notes from the French and American oak round it out.

Finish: A burst of licorice candy and molasses gives way to
Earl Grey Tea with honey. The palate is left with a range of dusty mineral notes, among them necco wafers, oyster shell, and squid ink.

With a splash of spring water: Classical notes of crème brulée and funnel cake take the lead. The complexity here is more savory, with shiso, tomato, and tajin. An unexpected burst of lychee on the finish yields to charcoal and paraffin.

Clase Azul Tequila Reposado is a symbol of Mexican tradition and culture. Made with slow-cooked 100% Blue Weber Agave, our ultra-premium reposado tequila is unique and incomparable. This Reposado is masterfully aged for eight months in American whiskey casks creating its unique hazelnut and vanilla flavors as well as exceptionally smoothness. Its decanter is our most recognized icon with its distinctive "feathered" design, painted by hand in cobalt blue.

Tasting Notes

COLOR: Gold color with bright yellow highlights. 

BODY: Medium. 

AROMA: Agave syrup, vanilla, candied orange peel, and American oak. Light notes of cinnamon and banana. 

FLAVOR: Hazelnut, vanilla, cloves, cinnamon, and a subtle hint of agave syrup. 

Pairing

> A rich cut of pork such as pork shoulder or pork ribs accompanied with acidulated sauce.

> Aged cheese (sheep milk cheese and smoked provolone), with honey and old style mustard.

> Bittersweet chocolate mousse with hazelnuts and orange.