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2003 Penfolds Grange

South Australia, AUSTRALIA
$799. 00
Bottle
$9588.00 Dozen

Cellar: 4 - 30 Years (2012-2038)

ABV: 14.5%

Closure: Cork

Other Reviews....
Deep and bright colour; major surprise along the lines of the '00, albeit in very different style; here there is density and structure; the fruit is rich, but not spongy or dead. Ultra careful selection.
95 Points
James Halliday - Australian Wine Companion 2021

Penfolds- iconic 2003 Grange is Shiraz blended with 3.5% Cabernet Sauvignon from Coonawarra. It was aged for 15 months in 100% new American oak. Opaque purple-colored, it offers up aromas of cedar, cigar box, leather, Asian spices, and blueberry. On the palate it is layered but a bit short on depth and grip with only moderate length. It will evolve for 5-7 years and drink well from 2014 to 2030. This is a good but not great vintage of Grange making it vastly overpriced.
92 Points
Jay S Miller - Wine Advocate 2009

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Fee Brothers Peach Bitters (150ml)

Rochester, New York, UNITED STATES
$25. 99
Bottle
$311.88 Dozen

ABV: 1.73%

Closure: Cork

Like adding vinegar to temper the sweetness and round out the flavour of certain dishes, adding bitters to cocktails can provide balance and complexity while increasing aromatics.

Fee Brothers continue to expand their portfolio of unusual bitters. Generally, we've found their products to be more pungent than other bitters on the market, so they offer fantastic value for money by being used sparingly.

Peach Bitters is another long lost cocktail ingredient enjoying a renaissance. Try Peach Bitters in a 'Coronation' or a 'Xeres'. 1.73% Alc./Vol.

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Stolen Gold Rum (700ml)

Trinidad,
$63. 99
Bottle
$767.88 Dozen

ABV: 37.5%

New Zealand’s newest rum company, 'Stolen Rum' has been honored with a Double Gold medal for its Gold variant and a bronze medal for its White rum at the prestigious 2010 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Born in the Caribbean and raised in New Zealand, Stolen Rum was created after Kiwis Jamie Duff and Roger Holmes, caught in the rum resurgence that was taking place worldwide, ditched their day jobs in favour of developing a world class rum. “Stolen Rum had only been in the market for three weeks when we entered the competition. We couldn’t have hoped for a better start.” Produced from a molasses ferment and a continuous distillation, maturation follows in Trinidad, the southernmost island of the Caribbean. It matures for a minimum of four years in individually chosen charred American oak bourbon barrels.

Tasting note: Bright brass / copper appearance. The aroma offers nice depth with suggestions of brown sugar and golden syrup, toffee apple and nougat. A light, soft entry leads into a medium bodied mocha and caramel mid palate supported by very gentle spices. Concludes with good persistence. Creme caramel aftertaste dovetails off into a lovely lean, dry fade. 40% Alc./Vol

Other reviews... A buttery nose with apple notes and cinnamon spice aromas leads to an equally buttery palate, with notes of butterscotch and toffee apple. Slight bitter, oily astringency, especially apparent in the finish which borrows toffee apple notes from the palate. 40% Alc./Vol. 4 STARS **** – Simon Difford, CLASS Magazine 2010

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Marionette Dry Cassis Liqueur (500ml)

AUSTRALIA
$59. 99
Bottle
$719.88 Dozen

ABV: 20%

A wonderful new cassis made from Tasmanian blackcurrants. Apart from the fabulously true-to-style flavours, the intense colour will also contribute to cocktails. Keep chilled once opened.

Tasting note: Glass-staining opaque black cherry red with deep crimson edges and cordial consistency. Dense aromas, packed with fresh blackcurrants and hints of cranberry. Follows through in a viscous, semi-sweet entry with the early lusciousness nicely countered by encroaching acidity. Finishes pure, dry, cleansing and poised with trace alcohol warmth. Ribena for grown ups. Delicious. 20% Alc./Vol.

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Thunder Toffee & Vodka Spirit (700ml)

FRANCE
$74. 99
Bottle
$899.88 Dozen

ABV: 29.9%

Tasting note: A triple distilled vodka with the addition of toffee syrup. Deep polished copper colour with viscous edges. Generous toffee and caramel fudge aromas follow through to a silky vodka base carrying flavours of caramel, sticky date and toffee. Not as cloyingly sweet as the nose might suggest: A brisk, breezy delivery with the vodka thinning out the sugars at the finish. A simple yet solid option in the dessert spirits category. Nicely done. 29.9% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... Gold: Vodka Masters 2014

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The Bitter Truth Spiced Navy Pink Gin (700ml)

GERMANY
$89. 99
Bottle
$1079.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

From a company better known for their aromatic bitters... Fittingly, this is a blend of gin with bitters, the latter bestowing a subtle pink blush. The style is a contemporary take on an old Royal Navy sea-fearer's breakfast, consumed as a tonic against scurvy and sea sickness. Bitters was also added to make it more palatable! Made from a pot-distilled base spirit with a proprietary mix of natural herbs and spices including licorice, caraway and fennel, enjoy it on its own, as a Gin & Tonic or in your favourite Martini Cocktail.
Other reviews... 4.5 stars - www.diffordsguide.com

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Old Forester 80 Proof Bourbon (700ml)

Kentucky, UNITED STATES
$69. 99
Bottle
$839.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

In the 1800's, American whiskey was sold in bulk to rectifiers, wholesalers, brokers and retailers. Barrels were branded with a distillery or 'brand' name. Package stores and druggists bottled their own labels from bulk supplies. Unscrupulous rectifiers, jobbers and retailers would often tamper with the quality and integrity of the whiskey in a barrel. In 1870, George Garvin Brown, a young pharmaceuticals salesman in Louisville, Kentucky, saw the need for a consistently high-quality whiskey that met medicinal standards. With $5,500 in saved and borrowed money, Brown and his half brother started J.T.S. Brown and Bro. They sold Old Forester Bourbon Whiskey exclusively in sealed glass bottles to assure its quality, making it America's first bottled bourbon.
Whisky writer, Jim Murray considers the Old Forester brand synonymous with "...fabulous quality".
Tasting note: [43% bottling tasted.] Deep brass / copper. Toasted marshmallow is the recurring theme on the nose with intermittent flashes of shellac, vanilla wafer and then drier, minty rye notes entering late. Good balance and weight with semi sweet and slightly oily flavours including liquorice bullets, glace cherry and vanilla wafer biscuit before light, peppery rye and the drying oak kicks in. Solid, youthful Bourbon.
Other reviews... This tawny Bourbon has a rich, spiced scent reminiscent of fruitcake. On the palate, look for caramel studded with dried cherry, orange peel and clove, finishing quite dry. A great profile for classic cocktails, and not too precious to mix. 93 points
- www.wineenthusiast.com

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Les Fils d'Emile Pernot Absinthe Bourgeois Absinthe (500ml)

Pontarlier, FRANCE
$99. 99
Bottle
$1199.88 Dozen

ABV: 55%

Les fils d'Emile Pernot distillery was founded in 1890 and is located in Pontarlier, France, the birthplace of French absinthe. It has been family run from father to son continuously up until 2005. In addition to their recently developed absinthes and their premium pastis, the classic Vieux Pontarlier distilled anise, the distillery produces a large range of local liqueurs and eaux de vie, including Wild Strawberry liqueur; 'Pontiane', a gentiane-root aperitif similar but superior to Suze and 'Un Sapin', a forest-scented pine-bud liqueur. Their magnificent century-old copper alembics were specially designed for Absinthe production by the famous firm of Egrot in the early 1900s. Reputedly the only stills of their kind in operation anywhere in the world, they're considered a key factor in Pernot's ongoing quality.
If not for the immensely popular public appeal of the famous advertising 'absinthe drinking cat' poster, the Bourgeois label would be long forgotten (it used to be an absinthe brand and the poster hung in nearly every restaurant or bistro in France). It is now the feature on this label. Inside the bottle is a pale green-gold absinthe in an accessible style, perfect for the warmer months. The lifted bouquet offers a potpourri of herbs and alpine freshness, including notes of liquorice, aniseed, juniper, chamomile and lavender. While silky and relaxed on entry, an intense aniseed rush develops through the attack before tingling alcohol, bittersweet herbs, peppermint and liquorice strap enter at the finish. Bright and refreshing, comparisons to premium Pastis are not without justification. 55% Alc./Vol.

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Fee Brothers West Indian Orange Bitters (150ml)

Rochester, New York, UNITED STATES
$29. 99
Bottle
$359.88 Dozen

ABV: 9%

Closure: Cork

Since its establishment in 1864, Fee Brothers continue to expand with a portfolio boasting over 80 drink mix products. The company presently has six different bitters. Up until now, some of these ingredients have been difficult to find despite being essential for many classic cocktail recipes which are returning to popularity. In general, we've found the Fee Bros. range of bitters to be more pungent than other bitters on the market, so they offer fantastic value for money by being used sparingly.

Like adding vinegar to temper the sweetness and round out the flavour of certain dishes, adding bitters to cocktails provides balance and complexity. But unlike Peychaud’s and Angostura brands, Orange Bitters has been almost impossible to obtain for decades. Now a renewed interest in classic cocktails has brought it out of retirement. The primary ingredient in Fee Bros. Orange Bitter is obtained from the skins of oranges grown in the West Indies. There are many recipes that call for Orange Bitters, however, we suggest you try a dash in your next Martini. You'll never want one without it again! 9.0% Alc./Vol.

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Tanqueray Malacca Limited Edition Gin (1000ml)

London, UNITED KINGDOM
$99. 99
Bottle
$1199.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Based on a recipe by Charles Tanqueray and originally developed in 1839 for the Far East this latest Tanqueray release was discontinued after a short lifespan, only to be relaunched in early 2013. Named after the Straits of Malacca, a narrow waterway separating the Malaysia Peninsula and the Indonesian island of Sumatra, it's a sweeter styled gin with less juniper emphasis and more citrus than the classic Tanq style. Reportedly, it's already achieved cult status among cocktail revivalists in the UK where it was a revelation to many in the burgeoning cocktail scene. It works as a substitute for the original Old Tom gin style. Be quick, word has it only 100,000 bottles will make it to market - then it's all over. Again. 40% Alc./Vol.

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Bulldog Gin (700ml)

London, UNITED KINGDOM
$74. 99
Bottle
$899.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

A relative newcomer to the premium Gin scene. Bulldog is a London dry Gin produced using old-time methods where neutral grain spirit is quadruple distilled utilising copper pot stills. The raw spirit is then steeped in an array of botanicals including: dragon eye, poppy, lotus leaves, lemon, almond, cassia, lavender, orris, liquorice, juniper, angelica, and coriander.

Tasting note: Clear. Lovely fresh citrus peel aromas combine with caraway, talc and juniper notes. The palate is quite concentrated, medium dry and gently warming with spice, citrus, caraway and pine flavours leading into a tingly, spicy back palate. Exceptionally persistent, drying aftertaste with a subtle mineral / anise fade. 40% Alc/.Vol.

Other Reviews: The nosing passes find classic London Dry aromas of juniper with assertive, prickly spirit and citrus. The palate entry is creamy, juniper-heavy and curiously chalky; the taste profile at mid palate is herbal, piney and citrusy. I like this gin a lot but wonder: Would it be even better at 47% abv?
90-95: Superb/Highly Recommended - www.wineenthusiast.com

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Scrappy's Lavender Bitters (148ml)

Washington State, UNITED STATES
$32. 99
Bottle
$395.88 Dozen

ABV: 50.8%

Scrappy's started with the simple idea that, “Bitters could be better!", with a focus to create bitters using nearly all organic ingredients of the highest quality with no artificial flavours, chemicals, or dyes.
Scrappy's are the originators of lavender bitters and consider it their flagship product. Bright, sweet, yet remarkably well rounded. Spring in a bottle which allows you to place the soul of the lavender flower in a glass! 50.8% Alc./Vol.

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Aalborg Taffel Aquavit (1000ml)

Copenhagen, DENMARK
$99. 99
Bottle
$1199.88 Dozen

ABV: 45%

Aquavit (or Akvavit), literally translated as "water of life", is a traditional pale grape or grain spirit first distilled centuries ago in the pastoral regions of Northern Italy, France, Sweden, Iceland and Denmark. The best known brands are the Swedish O.P. Anderson , the Norweigian Gambol of Linie and the Danish Aarlborg.

The recipe for classic Aalborg Taffel Akvavit has been the same for more than 150 years and its consistent quality has confirmed Akavavits position as Denmarks national drink. The Danish poet Jørgen Vibe wrote: "Aalborg Taffel Akvavit lights the fires of delight. And keeps our spirits burning bright".

Tasting Note: Crystal-clear in appearance, the nose exhibits distinct caraway character. An extremely pure caraway flavour dominates the palate filling every corner of the mouth followed by a faint trace of orange. This is a full bodied akvavit, best served chilled as an accompaniment to herrings on rye bread or other full flavoured seafood and spicy dishes. Its versatility as an aperitif should not be underestimated. 45%Alc./Vol.

Notes partly sourced from www.northerner.com

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Dolin Rouge Vermouth (750ml)

Chambery, FRANCE
$31. 99
Bottle
$383.88 Dozen

ABV: 16%

Closure: Screw Cap

Dolin is among the few remaining independent producers of Vermouth and the last producing Vermouth de Chambéry, still made according to the principles which earned Chambéry France's only A.O. for Vermouth back in 1932. Production involves maceration of real plants rather than pre-prepared infusions, and the unique addition of sugar as opposed to other sweeteners. The finished Vermouth contains 75-80% base wine, much more than that employed by many international brands, with the majority of grapes sourced from the Armagnac vineyards of the Gers in addition to local/regional producers. Enjoy as an aperitif on ice, with a twist of citrus, or in a broad array of traditional cocktails.

Tasting note: Sienna brown colour with a dark copper hue. Powerful aromas include sarsaparilla, dried citrus peel, stewed fruits, quince paste, clove and cinnamon. Entry is pure and silky and initially semi sweet with concentrated flavours of sarsaparilla, citrus peel and quinine. Gently warming spirit. Nice bitter-sweet balance leads into a long, dry, pleasantly bitter aftertaste of orange rind, stewed fruit and cinnamon followed by a subtle quinine fade. Lacks the luxurious texture, intensity and length of the best examples - but it’s not far off. Top value in the genre. 16% Alc./Vol.

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Scrappy's Celery Bitters (148ml)

Washington State, UNITED STATES
$33. 99
Bottle
$407.88 Dozen

ABV: 49.7%

Other reviews... Bold celery salt on a poppy seed hot dog bun aroma with turmeric, clay, crayon and a slight ironed fabric note. On the palate, very dimensional and stalky with an earthy, fresh out of the ground, celery quality. In the pisco sour, the effect is to amplify the bitterness of the citrus, the pepperiness of the pisco, and the astringency of the finish. This is a bit of a clash in this cocktail, but it's very pure and earthy celery character should work better in a more savory cocktail.
International Review of Spirits Award: Silver Medal

RATING: 86 points (Highly Recommended) - www.tastings.com

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Paul Giraud Tres Rare Cognac (700ml)

Cognac, FRANCE
$450. 00
Bottle
$5400.00 Dozen

ABV: 40%

The Giraud family have been growing grapes around France since 1650, yet only decided to produce Cognac under their own name in the 1980s. A long time associate of Giraud informed us "He became frustrated selling his thirty-five year old cognacs to Remy-Martin. His cognac was destined to become a part of the blend, Louis XIII [currently selling for around A$3000.] This was a very brave move during such times - he was one of the first to do so, but we are thankful he did, he paved the way for many more to come."
Produced from Ugni Blanc and Folle Blanche grapes grown on the family's vineyards located in the heart of Grande Champagne, this venerable expression has been aged in excess of 40 years. Giraud's older bottlings have been among the best cognacs we've tasted. 40% Alc./Vol.

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Naud Hidden Loot Amber Spiced Rum (700ml)

PANAMA
$94. 99
Bottle
$1139.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

This spiced expression from Naud is initially matured in Bourbon casks in Panama before being finished in the Cognac region of France where the spices are also added under the supervision of Emile Perrier.
Tasting note: Rich scents of Bounty bar, dried coconut / fresh lamingtons. A silky, viscous, medium sweet rum. Coconut, vanilla and milk chocolate flavours. Drier to finish. Good balance with the warming spices carrying the coconut notes through to the aftertaste. 40% Alc./Vol.

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Chartreuse Green Liqueur (700ml)

FRANCE
$124. 99
Bottle
$1499.88 Dozen

ABV: 55%

Rumours of a coming Chartreuse shortage have turned out to be true. The reason? Sales grew a whopping 47 percent over 2023 compared with the twelve months prior and the monastery can’t keep up, even though they’re churning out more of the elixir than they have in over a century. Demand is partly due to surging global enthusiasm for cocktails. The Carthusian monks who produce Chartreuse could ramp up production, but they don’t care about constant growth and aren’t interested in living lavish lifestyles. Instead their response has been to keep business activity on a human scale so as to “…protect their monastic life…not looking to grow the liqueur beyond what they need to sustain their order.” In the meantime, export volumes will remain the same (50% goes to France, the remainder the rest of the world). If America takes the majority and international demand continues, don’t expect small markets like Australia to maintain a steady supply. Chartreuse might be just one reason why customers visit bars and drink cocktails, but at the same time, any bar without it simply wouldn’t feel complete.
Chartreuse has two primary expressions: the so-called 'Green' is more pungent, higher in alcohol and more expensive than Yellow. Their spiritous, herbal, multilayered profiles include notes of liquorice, anise, violets, spearmint, basil, candied banana and peppermint. Both expressions have long been bar staples - no surprise given that the brand dates back to 1605. Its creation still employs 130 herbs, plants and flowers with the resulting liquid aged in oak casks, and less than a handful of monks can blend and distill the recipe. They're also the only ones who know which plants they have to macerate to produce the natural green and yellow colours. Other versions of Chartreuse are also available, the most notable being the “V.E.P.” bottlings. These are essentially the same as Green and Yellow Chartreuse but they're aged for a longer period and the ABVs will vary. The objective is to elevate the liqueur to an extra level, refining the flavours in large oak vats. The much sought after White Chartreuse, the sweetest version of all was discontinued many decades ago.
We periodically re-visit this iconic liqueur. In 2025 it is true to form - though perhaps sweeter than a decade ago. Intense and mouth coating uncut yet easy and invigorating over ice, its flavours are so well integrated that trying to pluck out individual notes feels futile. The synergy could be compared to a careful blending of north Italian Amaro with Absinthe, topped off by a dash of Triple Sec. More than the sum of its parts, 'Green' achieves a flavour profile that remains as steadfast as it is unique to the monastic visionaries who conceived it. 55% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... This lime-green, anise-scented liqueur is sweet at first sip, then herbaceous in the middle, showing fennel, pine, tarragon and mild floral notes. The finish is spicy and warming, with anise, white pepper and ginger heat. It's a bit too viscous and fiery for straight-up sipping, but it's beautifully complex and a key ingredient for the classic Last Word and other cocktails. 93 points - winenethusiast.com
...A wildly different expression, Green Chartreuse claims to be the only naturally green liqueur on the market. (Presumably, absinthe is not a liqueur.) There’s a connection here with absinthe, as Green Chartreuse is racy with alcohol and offers notes of anise up front, with hints of menthol and citrus peel following from there. The liqueur offers a clear vanilla character and even some elusive chocolate notes on the finish — though the overall impact is much less sweet and more palate-cleansing than the Yellow version. Green Chartreuse stands better on its own than Yellow — though it’s still a great choice to include in any number of cocktails as a flavoring agent. 110 proof. - drinkhacker.com
...Almost syrup like entry, flowing slowly, almost ponderously, across the lips and tongue, followed by a jumbled charge of herbal,floral and to some degree citrus or aromatic flavors, cloves, pine, gentian, genepi, fennel, rosemary, sage, wormwood, an herbal and spice carpet bombing of your senses. This is not to mean we don’t love the stuff, it is just a very intense experience for all your senses all at once, in a good way. - spiritsreview.com

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The Macallan Sherry Oak Cask 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Speyside, Highlands, SCOTLAND
$154. 99
Bottle
$1859.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

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"This is virtually faultless. Virtually a time machine back to another era." - Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2022
The Macallan 12 year old gets a stylish new makeover while continuing a tradition of being matured exclusively in Oloroso sherry seasoned casks from Jerez. While the exact breakdown remains undisclosed, we do know that the majority were first-fill casks which means even more colour and flavours are picked up - and it shows on the nose; Twelve years is relatively young for a slow-ager like Macallan, but already there's nice aromatic intensity and definition with a medley of dried fruits (dates, prunes, fig) alongside drier, leafy, nutty characteristics as well as fresh oak shavings and pepper prickle. Likewise on the palate which repeats the aromas adding nuances of sulphur, orange spice cake, bitter chocolate, cinnamon and vanilla. The finish drops in vibrancy and momentum leaving mostly residual vanillas, the spice and sherry notes in retreat. Tastes like some American oak is at play, nevertheless, this retains many essential qualities of traditional Macallan. 40% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... I have to say that some Macallan I have tasted on the road has let me down in the last year or so. This is virtually faultless. Virtually a time machine back to another era. 93 points - Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2022
...Nose: sure there’s more happening than in the modest Cardhu. Some nice metallic touches, a little polish, walnuts, chocolate cake, Mars bar, roasted peanuts, Ovaltine yet again… There’s also some wet earth in the background, humus, a wee mushroom hiding beneath some autumn leaves… Mouth: closer to the Cardhu, less coherent than on the nose, a tad gritty, with some tobacco and tea, then some cloves and caraway, some burnt cake… Sadly, all that does not last forever, and this baby tends to become a little too dry, bitter and narrow, although I do enjoy these notes of dried herbs, parsley, some would even say umami… Finish: short and very dry, mainly on bitter chocolate. A little burnt wood and bitter oranges in the aftertaste. Comments: really good, but the low strength makes it cheap and, well, parsimonious. A little frustrating – and at that price… 81 points - Serge Valentin, whiskyfun.com

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Bouvet Rubis Excellence

Saumur, Loire Valley, FRANCE
$23. 99
Bottle
$287.88 Dozen

ABV: 12.5%

Closure: Diam Cork

A delightful Sparkling red made from Cabernet Franc, lusciously fruited yet a touch lighter and drier in style than your traditional Aussie Sparkling Shiraz.

After many years of ownership by Champagne Taittinger, Bouvet Ladubay is once again fully owned by the Monmousseau family who have continuously run the business since their purchase in 1932. Bouvet Ladubay employs precisely the same wine making process as Grand Marque Champagne, delivering French sophistication at an everyday price. This is France's equivalent to sparkling Shiraz. Many don't know it, but Australia actually pinched the idea of Sparkling red from the French.
Made from Cabernet Franc, Bouvet offer a delightful alternative interpretation that's in a lighter, drier style.
Pours with an excellent purple tinged frothy mousse that shows good hold. Dark ruby red base wine colour with very fine bead showing good persistence. The nose shows good lift with scents of ripe plum and blackcurrant dominate followed by some delicate toast and spice notes. Medium bodied the palate is filled with rich luscious blackcurrant and dark plum flavours along with some toast and a touch of spice on the dry finish. Creamy mouthfeel. Medium to long ripe blackcurrant, plum and spicy toast aftertaste.
Drink over the next 1-2 years
Alc 12.5%

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2005 Moulin Touchais

Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley, FRANCE
$89. 99
Bottle
$1079.88 Dozen

Cellar: Drink now - 30 Years (2019-2049)

ABV: 13.5%

Closure: Cork

The wines of Moulin Touchais begin reaching their peak after twenty years, and many of the great vintages will take much longer. Vintages such as the 1953, 1959, 1964, 1969 are still maturing. The 1945, 1947 and 1949 have become classics. Moulin Touchais are the only winemakers in the world who give a century long guarantee on the longevity of their wines (subject to being kept under optimal cellar conditions). Bottles may show some sediment or deposit. One should understand this is due to the traditional filtration process, the main aim being to protect the colour, the bouquet and the depth of flavour of the wine.
Not as deep in colour as the 2007, the 2005 has a pale gold core with golden edges. Nosing fills the nostrils with baked apple, honey and cinnamon aromas trailed by ripe pear, quince and spice notes. Beautifully balanced palate with mouthfilling flavours of honeyed pears, baked apples and quince creating a viscous feel. Counterpointing the rich, luscious fruit is underlying fresh acidity which gives the wine a sense of vitality. Traces of marmalade, dried pineapple and spice are also evident. Expressive and pure with an epically long finish.
Drink it over the next 30 years.
Alc. 13.5%
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Ripe and unctuous in feel, featuring creamed peach, mango and guava notes gliding throughout. Stays bright and defined thanks to well-inlaid chamomile and salted butter accents. There's a flattering feel through the finish, with a light marzipan hint starting to creep in. This is just beginning to open up and should cruise for quite some time. Drink now through 2040.
94 Points
Winespectator.com

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Sortilege Original Canadian Whisky & Maple Syrup Liqueur (700ml)

CANADA
$69. 99
Bottle
$839.88 Dozen

ABV: 30%

A combination of Canadian whisky and maple syrup, described as an "expression of the Quebec countryside."

Tasting note: Brilliant pale gold. Gleams from the glass. Maple syrup, vanilla and fairy floss on the nose, repeating on the palate with caramel fudge to finish. For the sweet tooth. Recommended served chilled over ice. 30% ABV

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Lorenzo Inga Selection Antico Amaro Di Serravalle (500ml)

ITALY
$79. 99
Bottle
$959.88 Dozen

ABV: 20%

Made from more than twenty different herbs, roots and tree barks infused in alcohol for 40 days, based on a recipe found in 1832. It was first created by a Capucine monk, Vincislao, who prepared the elixir to treat epidemics of cholera in India in the 18th century. Ideal after a meal as a digestive, otherwise enjoy it with soda or in cocktails. Also very popular in Italy mixed with 'Red Bull'. 20% Alc./Vol.

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2016 Chateau La Tour Blanche

Sauternes, Bordeaux, FRANCE
$125. 00
Bottle
$1500.00 Dozen

ABV: 13.5%

Closure: Cork

Chateau La Tour Blanche takes its name from the founder of the estate, Jean Saint Marc du Latourblanche, and is one of the most respected producers in Sauternes. The 40 hectares of vines used for their grand vin are planted in one large parcel with a prime location close to the Ceron river, and the soils are a mix of gravel, clay, sand, and limestone. Planted here is a combination of 83% Semillon, 12% Sauvignon Blanc, and an unusually high proportion of Muscadelle at 5%. The Semillon is aged in 35% new, French oak barrels for 16 to 18 months, while the Sauvignon Blanc and the Muscadelle are aged for 16-18 months in stainless steel vats before blending and bottling.
Other Reviews....
Pale lemon-gold colored, the 2016 la Tour Blanche gives flamboyant tropical layers of mango, guava and passion fruit with hints of clover honey, beeswax, nutmeg, jasmine and preserved ginger. Big, rich, concentrated and seductively oily in the mouth, the palate is unashamedly decadent, and it finishes very long and spicy. Drink 2021 - 2047.
95 points
Lisa Perrotti-Brown - Wine Advocate (March 2019)
The 2016 La Tour Blanche has an extremely well defined bouquet featuring intense honeyed, botrytis-rich fruit, supremely well focused and conveying fine terroir expression. The palate is medium-bodied with viscous honeyed fruit laced with orange zest, marmalade, ginger and quince. There is a wonderful sense of harmony here. Persistent in the mouth while maintaining superb tension. Impressive. Tasted blind at the annual Southwold tasting. Drink 2023-2050.
96 points
Neal Martin - Vinous (Jan 2020)
A slew of dried mangoes and candied citrus, a full, succulent body and a long, clean finish, give this Sauternes plenty of appeal. Drink or hold.
93 points
James Suckling (Jan 2019)
One of the top Sauternes in this report is the 2016 Château La Tour Blanche, and while 2016 was not a great vintage for the sweet wines of Sauternes, this beauty makes the most of it. Fabulous notes of honeyed peach, tangerine, flower oil, and honeyed citrus all give way to a sexy, full-bodied, flamboyant effort that’s already impossible to resist. Drink it any time over the coming two decades. Drink 2019 - 2039.
97 points
Jeb Dunnuck (Feb 2019)

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Kavalan Classic Single Malt Taiwanese Whisky (700ml)

TAIWAN
$129. 99
Bottle
$1559.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

In a market previously dominated by Cognac, Taiwan is now officially one of the world's biggest consumers of whisky. Soaring consumption amongst the island’s population of 23-million, is eclipsed only by the United States, France, Singapore and Spain.The young and newly affluent are driving sales, with consumers willing to shell out top dollar for a bottle of whisky in fashionable bars and clubs. Local expert Ivan Chang, comments ”Here, a night out typically starts with a group of friends and a bottle of whisky at a restaurant. From there, it's moved to a KTV or nightclub where it's time for the second bottle. At each new location, a further bottle is well likely to follow.”
Chang also concedes that Scotch has become an aspirational status symbol for many Taiwanese. Scotch whisky marketers have responded with numerous brands offering special releases exclusively for Taiwan. It’s one explanation behind the country’s changing drinking habits. There are others. Jens Kastner, writing in the Asia Times, notes that, according to industry sources “From the late 1990s on whisky gradually took over, after Scottish whisky makers, among those most prominently The Macallan, started sophisticated promotion campaigns. Face-to-face, small-group brand-training engagement activities were conducted all over the island.”
Chang believes there’s also a more mundane factor at play. ”Unlike Cognac, Scotch doesn't taste sweet. So Taiwanese don't think it makes you fat.”
Putting it all together paints an attractive argument for a local industry. So it comes as no surprise that Taiwan has now unveiled its very own distillery, “Kavalan” - the ancient name of Yi-Lan county in the northeast part of Taiwan, where the venture is located. It is owned by the King Car group, a company with more than 2000 employees, and with business in several fields including beverages, food, biotechnology and aquaculture. The brainchild of King Car's chairman, Mr. TT Lee, who always wanted his own high-quality whisky distillery, it was only conceivable after Taiwan joined the WTO in 2002, ending the country's alcohol monopoly system.
Completed in 2005, Kavalan is one hour train ride from Taipei and a 10-15 minute ride out of Yilan proper. It’s an expansive, highly automated complex with a conference and visitor centre, situated beside the ‘Snowy Mountain’ (which, incidentally has no snow, but there’s an abundant supply of pure spring water here). The first bottle of Kavalan was released to a skeptical public in 2008.
Respected spirits writer, David Broom, recalls,

"When the news arrived that a distillery was being built in Taiwan, the whisky world pretty much dismissed it. When Kavalan appeared at a precocious 42 months, it sat up and took notice….with blender Ian Chang at the helm and a hotline to consultant Dr. Jim Swan. Taiwanís tropical climate pushes the maturation cycle along at a ferocious rate, but the key here is its complexity."
The casks, including ex-bourbon refill barrels, fresh sherry butts, and x Port casks as well as Kavalan's own dechar/rechar casks designed to a special recipe to complement the spirit's flavour, are stored in an unconventional five-story maturation warehouse. Like Glenmorangie and other industry greats, Chang has an obsessive wood policy. No doubt this attributes much to the stellar quality already on offer. Stylistically, Kavalan's whiskies cross a remarkable breadth. Their flavour profiles range from traditional Speyside through to more robust expressions reminiscent of many recent Australian efforts. They have already confounded many critics and a cask strength release recently breached the mythical 3 digit barrier, rated 100 points by the highly respected ‘Beverage Testing Institute in Chicago.
Tasting note: Deep gold brass appearance. Expressive aroma offers an attractive melange of stewed pear / ripe stone fruit, cocoa and vanilla laced malt, rounded off with what seems like a dose of peat. There's a pleasant lightness to the palate, which, at the same time, doesn't lack concentration. Semi sweet cereal flavours and gentle spices feature in a well-balanced profile that's overall remarkably Speyside-like. Concludes mildy fruity, clean, fresh and dry, if a little short. Lovely whisky. 40% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... Maybe it's auto-suggestion, but I could swear there's ginseng in here, as well as honeycomb and black cherry pie filling. Fresh and clean, the spirit is rich and accompanied with great wood. Mature whisky in three years? It's an accountantís dream!
90 points - whiskyadvocate.com (Vol. 19, #4) Reviewed by: Dave Broom

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2010 Penfolds St Henri Shiraz

South Australia, AUSTRALIA
$350. 00
Bottle
$4200.00 Dozen

ABV: 14.5%

Closure: Cork

The 2010 Penfolds St Henri is produced from 100% Shiraz, some vintages have incorporated a small Cabernet component to provide additional structure but this was not required for the outstanding 2010 vintage. Sourced from a wide variety of vineyards including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley and Coonawarra, the wine has been matured for 12 months in old 1460 litre oak vats which impart minimal oak character.
Magnificent colour saturation displaying an impenetrable inky black core with a very deep dark purple black hue. Perfumed aromas of ripe blackberries, dark chocolate and liquorice evolve from the glass overlaying some subtle vanillin oak and spice notes. On the palate superb richness combines with a sumptuous velvety texture featuring mouthfilling flavours of ripe blackberries and liquorice interlaced with dark chocolate and some very subtle toasty vanillin oak over a background of mocha and spice. Silky smooth supplely textured tannins further enhances the wines seamless integration of all its component parts. Outstanding length with long aftertaste of ripe blackberry, dark chocolate, a touch of liquorice, vanillin mocha like characters and spice.
Alc 14.5%

Other reviews….
Very deep purple-black in color and showing an attractive nose of warm blackcurrants, blueberries and licorice with a complex undercurrent of mocha, cedar, menthol and grilled meat, the full-bodied 2010 St Henri Shiraz is relatively rich in the mouth, offering tons of fruit structured by firm, fine tannins and refreshing acid. It finishes with great persistence. Drink it 2015 to 2030+.
97+ points
Lisa Perrotti-Brown – Robert Parker’s The Wine Advocate

A rare vintage of only shiraz in this wine, the sourcing is Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Coonawarra, Adelaide Hills, Wrattonbully and Clare Valley. A very handy vintage of this classically styled Penfolds red, bright hearty fruit dominates amid earth, tar and dark nutty elements, boot polish too, really deep. The palate has seamless flow and build, immense concentration is at play, dark liquorice, blackberry and plum, this is swathed in deeply ripe, smooth but strong tannin. Dark plum flavours build, the finish holds and holds - terrific length and depth here, this will go down as one of the greatest ever St. Henri releases.
98 points
JamesSuckling.com

Arguably the most anticipated Penfolds release of '14, this is a standout St Henri of the modern era. The gentle touch of maturation in large, old vats propels the purity and definition of a benchmark vintage. It's elegant and effortless, framing impeccable fruit in finely honed tannins; a shiraz of space, grace, and enduring longevity. Drink by 2040.
97 points
James Halliday's Wine Companion

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Highland Park 25 Year Old (Timber Box) Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Orkney Islands, SCOTLAND
$1499. 00
Bottle
$17988.00 Dozen

ABV: 45.7%

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some minor scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product shown.

Other reviews: (n24) ...big aged oak amid the smoke and honey: it appears something a lot older has gotten in there....; uniquely complex and back to its very best; (t24) - silky and confident, every usual box is ticked - or even double ticked. Much more honey and smoke than i have seen here for a while and it's not all about quantity. What quality! (f24) - long with amazing degrees of oil, almost of the bourbony-corn variety! Helps keep those mind bending honeys coming! (b24) - i am a relieved man: the finest HP 25 for a number of years which displays the distillery's unmistakable fingerprints with a pride bordering on arrogance. One of the most improved bottlings of the year: an emperor of a dram. 96 points
-Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2013
...Deep amber color. Intricately layered aromas of sea salted roasted almonds, suede, toasted fruit cake, floral honey, and faint smoked dried meat with a chewy fruity-yet-dry full body and a long, warming, and very complex finish with waving of exotic fruits, spices, vanilla, singed peat, and earth rushing forth on the palate. A stunningly flavorful and resonant whisky.
International Review of Spirits Award: Platinum Medal
98 points (Superlative) - www.tastings.com

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Ron Zacapa Centenario Sistema Solera 23 Rum (700ml)

Mixco, GUATEMALA
$129. 99
Bottle
$1559.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

What started in the early part of the 20th century as an effort by a handful of enthusiastic entrepreneurs has evolved into a prosperous corporation with international recognition. Today the 'La Nacional' company has an extensive line of products which account for 98% of the domestic spirits market in Guatemala. In addition to its comprehensive line of 'Botran' rums, La Nacional also produces 'Ron Zacapa Centenario'. This exceptional bottling contains a blend of rums from 6 to 23 years old and is an exemplary example of the spirit and a must for any serious rum drinker's collection.

Other reviews... Copper color. Sweet, peppery spice and dried tropical fruit aromas. A round, supple entry leads to a glycerous, slightly sweet medium-full body of brown sugar, dried cherries, guava, pineapple, cinnamon, and caramelized roasted nuts. Finishes with a sweet, light molasses and ashy mineral fade. A nice, supple, and surprising sweet aged rum. Should mix brilliantly, or enjoy as an after-dinner sipper. 40% Alc./Vol.
International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal
95 points (Exceptional) - www.tastings.com
"Ron Zacapa 23 Sistema Solera Rum is enduringly one of the most pleasurable dark rums to sip neat. At first the sweet notes of roasted coffee, butterscotch, vanilla and dark chocolate appear, then some fresh citrus and apricot refresh the palate with green herbal accents, nutmeg and ginger. The long finish includes flavors of caramel, pipe tobacco, cedar and roasted nuts."
92 points - distiller.com

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Don Julio 1942 100% Agave Tequila (700ml)

Jalisco, MEXICO
$299. 00
Bottle
$3588.00 Dozen

ABV: 38%

Closure: Cork

One of the most sought after Tequilas on our shelves.
In 1942, at the age of 17, Don Julio Gonzalez opened his first tequila distillery. The name now tags a top portfolio of Blancos to Añejos. Blue agaves up to twelve years of age are hand-picked at the peak of their sweetness and ripeness. Rich clay soils and larger planting spaces ensure maximum nutrition and sunlight yielding a sweet plant that’s ideal for premium tequila. After being slowly cooked in masonry ovens at Don Julio's 'La Primavera' distillery, the juice that is obtained from the agaves is subsequently double distilled in pot still 'No.6' - a tiny still filling just three barrels per run - then aged for 32 months in recharged American oak barrels, though some reports suggest even longer. Regardless, it comes close to being classified as 'Extra Anejo'. Created to commemorate the opening of the distillery and presented in an elongated, tapered, amber glass bottle resembling an agave leaf, the '1942' remains one of the most acclaimed and sought-after tequilas on our shelves. Unfortunately, supply continues to be erratic.
Other reviews... A stunning limited-edition añejo. The golden color and caramel scent hint at what's to come: sweet agave flavor, a lingering whisper of smoke and mellow notes of tropical fruit, Sauternes and butterscotch. 98 points - wineenthusiast.com
...Brilliant golden colour. Sweet, elegant, vanilla, cream, nougat and brown spice aromas. A supple, silky entry leads to a dryish, spicy medium-bodied palate with round and delicate brown spices, buttered caramel apples, and baked pineapple flavors. Finishes with a long fruit, crushed flower petal, and spice fade. Very elegant and drinkable. International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal 93 points (Exceptional) - tastings.com
5 stars - diffordsguide.com

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Michal Kleofas Oginski Vodka (700ml)

POLAND
$74. 99
Bottle
$899.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Tasting note: A corn based vodka. Rainwater clear. Medium dry scents suggesting vanilla cream, damp ceramic, white bread and sliced cabbage. A dry, racy, low key profile; flashes of wafer biscuit, vanilla and late white pepper. Ends brisk, chalky, minerally, lipsmacking with trace citrus zest in the finish. Edges towards neutrality. 40% Alc./Vol.

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2014 Betelgeuse Heathcote Shiraz

Heathcote, Victoria, AUSTRALIA
$32. 99
Bottle
$395.88 Dozen

Minimum 12 bottles

Cellar: Drink now - 2 Years (2018-2020)

ABV: 14.6%

Closure: Stelvin

Matured for 20 months in old French oak. Opaque dark red black colour with a dark red hue. Aromas of dark cherries and red liquorice are overlaid by some leathery notes with earthy vanillin cedar and spicy herbs following on. Medium bodied, quite lean and lacking in both richness and depth the palate is flavoured with spicy dark cherries, red liquorice, saddle leather, earthy cedar and spicy herb characters. Dry finish with slightly chalky tannins and bright acidity. Short earthy leather, dark cherry, spicy vanillin cedar and dried herb aftertaste.
Drink over the next 1-2 years.
Alc. 14.6%

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Canadian Club Canadian Blended Canadian Whisky (700ml)

Walkerville, Ontario, CANADA
$56. 99
Bottle
$683.88 Dozen

ABV: 37%

Fully imported, Canadian Club is a superbly smooth blend that is distinguished by its unique taste. The brand was first introduced in 1858 by Hiram Walker, a grain merchant turned distiller. Born in New England in 1816, Hiram Walker came west to Michigan in the 1830's to seek his fortune. After a few false starts, he launched a successful grocery business in Detroit and learned how to distil his own cider vinegar instead of selling someone else's for a minuscule profit. Walker then decided to branch into whisky. His first barrels were produced in 1854 and were a great success due to their fine quality and purity. Concerned about Michigan's strong puritanical temperance atmosphere and aware of the good farmland being opened up by the Great Western Railway on the Canadian side of the river, Walker decided it was time to make a move. The distillery he established from next to nothing later grew into "Walkerville" (Ontario) a town revolving almost entirely around Hiram Walkers many enterprises. The town was later recognised as a model of industrial self-sufficiency.

Unlike any other whisky, being characteristically light, mild and delicate, Canadian Club owes its clean taste and distinctive character to the fact that it is blended before maturation in white American oak barrels for a minimum of six years. The blend is founded on a triple distilled base spirit which is then married with two 'flavouring spirits' - one double distilled, the other single distilled.

Tasting Note: Canadian Club makes a refreshing change from the traditional smokiness of its Scottish counterparts. Bright gold colour. Straight forward, sweetish nose of grain and cream. Light, exceptionally smooth palate with flavours of charry oak, grain and caramel. Subtle aftertaste of spice, orange rind and toffee. Goes surprisingly well when mixed with lemonade. 37.5% alc./vol.

Other reviews...Golden color. Buttery oak and caramel aromas. Round and soft entry. Dry light to-medium body with lean oak, taffy, and spice notes. Finishes with a dried fruit and oaky spice fade with a nice touch of heat.
International Review of Spirits Award: Bronze Medal
RATED: 84 points (Recommended). - tasting note sourced from www.tasting.comsize>

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Woodstock Very Old Fortified (500ml)

McLaren Vale, South Australia, AUSTRALIA
$44. 99
Bottle
$539.88 Dozen

Cellar: 10 - 20 Years (2016-2026)

ABV: 20%

Closure: Screw Cap

Woodstock’s Very Old Fortified is a genuine “rare,” tawny style fortified, skillfully blended from 70% Grenache and 30% Shiraz. Each varietal is matured separately in 100 to 300 litre oak casks for 20 years or more (currently holding an average age of 23 years in the final blend). 4-5% of the product is lost to evaporation from each barrel each year. Compared with “Rare” Rutherglen fortifieds now selling in excess of $60, this is an amazing bargain for top quality, decades old, tawny material.
Translucent, deep sienna brown colour with onion brown tones over a green olive hue. Raisin, rancio top note, followed by toffee, caramel, prune and nut. On the palate, the raisin flavours are very pronounced, with raisin layers over a very spicy back palate. Clean finish. Very long aftertaste of honey, toffee, caramel and spice.
Cellar 10-20 years plus – (2016-2026) +
Alc/Vol: 20%

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Kweichow Flying Fairy Moutai (500ml) - 53%

CHINA
$518. 00
Bottle
$6216.00 Dozen

ABV: 53%

President Nixon famously enjoyed Moutai during his visit to China where it's considered the 'national liquor’. Made from red sorghum grain grown in Guizhou (Kweichou) Province, the fermented mash is distilled seven times. Batches are kept separate then matured for years in earthenware jars which allow the alcohol to ‘breathe’. Finally, the distillates are subject to an elaborate vatting process, supervised by a Master Blender to achieve the spirit's unique aroma and flavour.
Often served at state banquets and presented as a diplomatic gift, Moutai's floral / yeasty / grainy flavour has also been compared to soy sauce, while its popularity is such that limited editions have become highly collectable. According to a report by Fortune Magazine, the spirit's "fiery flavour and potential to appreciate in price is driving blistering demand. That in turn has pushed its market value to more than $145 billion, well past British whisky giant Diageo."
This edition is known more commonly as the ‘original’ Moutai, characterized by its distinct flavour and mellow yet pleasant after-taste. The "Flying Fairy" was awarded the honourable title of National Liquor, the highest accolade for any wine or spirit in China. 53% Alc./Vol.

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Zuidam Rogge (Rye) Genever (1000ml)

NETHERLANDS
$84. 99
Bottle
$1019.88 Dozen

ABV: 35%

If you're looking for something truly different in the world of gin, this is it.
Zuidam, who produce one of the finest rye whiskies on our shelves, have created a very special genever that combines the spiciness of rye mixed with the fresh flavours of juniper, licorice and aniseed.
A 100% rye grain mash (50% malted / 50% unmalted) is triple distilled in a small pot still then aged in new 200 litre American oak barrels for a minimum of five years. After that period the botanicals are added. Half of the spirit is then redistilled before being blended with the other half and bottled. The result is the best of both worlds: a genever with the texture and depth of an aged spirit combined with youthful botanical zest. All bottles are hand labelled with a ribbon and a gold wax seal.
Very limited stocks. 35% Alc./Vol.

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Galliano Black Sambuca (500ml)

ITALY
$50. 99
Bottle
$611.88 Dozen

ABV: 30%

Packaged to impress like it’s forebear, “Galliano Original”, Galliano Black is a softer, slightly lighter version of the genre. 30% alc/vol.

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Status Platinum Vodka (700ml)

UKRAINE
$59. 99
Bottle
$719.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Crystal clear. Fine, understated aromas suggest meringue, paraffin and menthol, following through with a linear, dry profile hinting at cream, lemon tart and a mineral-like finish. Ends crisp, superbly tuned and ultra-pure. Outstanding. 40% Alc./Vol.

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Puerto de Indias Strawberry Gin (700ml)

SPAIN
$79. 99
Bottle
$959.88 Dozen

ABV: 37.5%

Spain’s fourth biggest selling gin. Perfect in bright Summery cocktails.
This pink tinted gin is infused with strawberries grown in Huelva in Andalusia (reportedly they're the finest in Europe). It was conceived from a ‘mistake’: After a failed attempt at making a strawberry liqueur, the Master-distiller added the berry mash to a new gin and found the combination worked brilliantly. Puerto de Indias' hugely popular Strawberry edition is now part of the core range and complements the 'Classic' and 'Pure Black' gins in their portfolio. What makes this gin that little more special, is that Puerto de Indias insist on high quality, fresh ingredients in their products. Not just the strawberries but all the other botanicals are carefully sourced, including juniper, coriander, lime, grapefruit, orange peel and lemon peel. The result is perfect in Summer cocktails. You would expect no less from this Seville-based venture, already well known as a producer of Pacharan and Anisette, they've been producing spirits since 1880 making it one of the oldest distilleries in Andalusia.
Tasting note: Brilliant / crystal clear with the palest pink-straw coloured blush. Aromas of over-ripe strawberries with trace pink grapefruit and mandarine peel. A soft, silky, medium dry and fruity gin with distinct strawberry notes over distant botanicals. Moderate berry confectionary aftertaste. Shows good sweet/dry balance. 37.5% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... “This smooth, strawberry gin works wonders when paired with a simple Elderflower Tonic and if you’re feeling adventurous, add some Italian styled balsamic and pepper strawberries for a garnish to make this a taste sensation!” - ginandtonically.com

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Jean Fillioux Tres Vieux Grande Champagne Cognac (700ml)

Cognac, FRANCE
$220. 00
Bottle
$2640.00 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Tasting note: [from a 20ml sample] Brassy gold with some very fine sediment evident. Soft and shy bouquet requires some coaxing slowly releasing floral scents of dried grass, whitepepper, prunes and cocoa. Still coy after 5 minutes aeration. Superb poise to the middle weight delivery which is luscious, honeyed, building with flavours of dried figs, toasty oak, rancio and subtle white pepper. Fig and finely tuned tannins in the aftertaste. Excellent length. 40% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... The brandies in this bottling are over two decades old. The opening bouquet is laden with tobacco leaf, vanilla extract and dried prunes. Rancio becomes apparent in the third nosing pass, in the husky perfume of hard cheese and old oak barrels. Toasty, smoky flavors of sugar biscuits, hard cheese and overripe grapes impress the taste buds on entry. By midpalate, flavors include vanilla bean, plums, black raisins, paraffin and rancio. Best Buy.
96-100 points - www.wineenthusiast.com

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Bitter Bastards Angelica Bitters (100ml)

UNITED KINGDOM
$34. 99
Bottle
$419.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Made using only three ingredients; the spirit (High-proof Dark Rum) and Angelica root with natural bittering agents, rapid-maceration and centrifugal extraction has resulted in a potent 'seasoning' for cocktails adding a bitterness and intensity to drinks of all descriptions. 75% Alc./Vol.

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Caorunn Small Batch Gin (700ml)

Cromdale, SCOTLAND
$94. 99
Bottle
$1139.88 Dozen

ABV: 41.8%

Made from five Celtic botanicals and Scottish spring water, Caorunn Gin (pronounced ‘ka-roon’) takes its name from the Rowan Berry - the botanical that forms the soul of the gin (unlike most gins which are juniper based). Other unusual botanicals include Coul Blush Apple, Heather, Bog Myrtle and Dandelion.

Other reviews… A Scottish gin, you say? From the Balmenach whisky distillery in Scotland’s Speyside region comes this crisp gin, with a light juniper and citrus scent and a surprisingly warm finish with a prickle of anise and alcohol. The distiller notes list a host of intriguing-sounding botanicals, including rowan berry, heather and Coul Blush apple, which unfortunately are undetectable. However, the clean, quinine-like feel suggests this would be a fine match for G&T lovers. 41.8% Alc./Vol.
90 points - wineenthusiast.com

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Francois Voyer XO Gold Grande Champagne Cognac Carafe (700ml)

Cognac, FRANCE
$280. 00
Bottle
$3360.00 Dozen

ABV: 40%

"Bang-For-Your-Buck old Cognac for sure." - whiskyfun.com
Produced on the Voyer family's estate, planted to just 28 hectares in between Verrières and Ambleville in Grande Champagne, this full bodied 20-30 year old cognac presents attractive though restrained aromatics of ripe apricot, fig and subtle dark chocolate followed by hints of vanilla and clove. Soft and clean with nice length, continuing the dried fruit theme, before fine, drying tannins add freshness and finesse. Lingers with clove and vanillan oak followed by a touch of anise. The 'Gold' designation refers to the fact that it received gold medals in every competition it entered. 40% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... Some 25 years old Grande Champagne, 100% ugni blanc. Colour: amber. Nose: oh my, this is something else! The fruitiness is immense here, almost extravagant, as this baby is ridden with peaches, bananas, mangos, papayas, watermelons, grapes, blood oranges, and even tinned litchis and rambutans… An amazing nose, equidistant from some 1980s Bushmills, 1970s Benriach, and 1960s Lochside and perhaps Tomatin. Capice? Mouth: same, more or less, with a bit of spicy old oak and touches of sweet wine. Rather sweet chenin from Loire. Other than that, it’s a whole fruit salad with a few spoonfuls of Cointreau or Grand-Marnier. Indeed, as it should be. Finish: short to medium, extremely fruity. Papayas are back. Some candy sugar. Comments: I wouldn’t say it’s the most complex old Cognac ever, but this huge fruitiness is totally spectacular and impressive. Plus, psst, the prices are extremely fair at Voyer’s. Bang-For-Your-Buck old Cognac for sure. 87 points - whiskyfun.com
Notes from the producers... Nose: Down among the flowers: touches of jasmine, clove, combined with peach and plums. The old maturation of this Cognac has given it its vanilla aroma and this light and sweet aroma that only an old Cognac has.Palate: The outstanding point is probably the great elegance which is one of the major characteristics of the Premier Cru Grande Champagne, fully represented here by the delicacy of aromas as well as the subtlety of its palate.
Ultimate Spirit Challenge, 2019, Gold Medal
Iwsc London, 2020, Gold Medal

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High West Rendezvous Rye Whiskey (700ml)

Park City, Utah, UNITED STATES
$149. 99
Bottle
$1799.88 Dozen

ABV: 46%

High West Distillery and Saloon started with one man’s passion to make a great Rocky Mountain Whiskey. Proprietor and distiller David Perkins married his background as a biochemist, his love of bourbon and cooking, and his passion for the American West to bring the craft of small-batch distilling back to Utah. Rendezvous Rye is a blend of two exotic straight rye whiskies, with early batches marrying the rich aromatic qualities of a 16-year-old, 95% rye mash bill whiskey with the bold, spicy properties of 6-year-old rye to create a full-flavoured, complex whiskey, bottled non chill filtered for maximum mouthfeel. However, like most of High West’s production, that changes over time. More recent reports suggest it's a 4 to 9 year old, some of it sourced from MGP (95% rye), the remainder being High West’s own 80% rye, 20% malted rye whiskey. Ratios are not disclosed.
[BATCH 12H14 tasted] Deep burnished copper / gold ochre colour. First inhalations reveal a mild shellac note alongside charry American oak. Several minutes in the glass yields hints of mint and old liquorice strap alongside spicy, apply rye that's enriched with further exposure becoming more apple crumble / toffee apple like. The palate delivers a classic, punchy rye. A full, round delivery is augmented by lively, perfectly balancing spices. Crisp, dry mouthfeel. Excellent concentration. Terrific balance. Long spicy rye aftertaste with a faint trace of liquorice emerging late. Loads of personality and complexity. Non chill filtered. 46% Alc./Vol.
Other reviews... One of those ryes where you find yourself slapping the back of your head to overcome the eyewatering sharpness of the grain. 93.5 points - Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2024
...Thanks to the high rye content, this whisky is very spicy, with cinnamon, crisp mint and fennel. Underlying sweet notes of caramel, molasses, vanilla, macaroon, cocoa, and candied fruit … enhance the whiskey’s complexity. But, in the end, the rye is the victor, emerging with a vengeance and giving the whiskey a bold, warming spice finish.” 95 points John Hansell, whiskyadvocate.com
Strong but intriguing. Medium color and body, with rich aromas of burnt orange and caramel. The flavor also reflected burnt orange and caramel, plus a spicy tinge reminiscent of cassia bark or Red-Hot candies. The finish lingers, pleasant, inviting and warm. Might be good for Manhattans—a touch of fruit or sweetness would go well with this rye. Excellent value. 96 points - wineenthusiast.com

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1953 Penfolds Grange Hermitage

South Australia, AUSTRALIA
$33000. 00
Bottle
$396000.00 Dozen

Closure: Cork

Note: As pictured, this bottle has undergone Penfold's Clinic test in 1991. The cork and foil were replaced.

***This wine is over 70 years old and almost certainly past its prime. Please consider carefully before purchasing***

Other Reviews....
A blend of 87% Shiraz and 13% Cabernet Sauvignon, 260 cases of this wine were produced. This is the first Grange to incorporate wine from the Kalimna region in the Barossa. This was a revelation. An astonishing, great wine with remarkable vigor and freshness, this wine has a dark garnet color with considerable amber at the edge. A sweet nose of mushrooms, roasted herbs, tar, red and black fruits, and underbrush is followed by a wine with considerable opulence, flesh, and vivacity. The wine has terrific harmony and a long finish. It is an amazing effort that should continue to drink well for another 7-10 years.
93 points
Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate 2002

Notes sourced from Southcorp Wines.
Grape Varieties: A blend of 87% Shiraz and 13% Cabernet Sauvignon the fruit was sourced from Magill (Adelaide), Morphett Vale (Adelaide) and Kalimna (Barossa Valley).
Alcohol: 12.8%
Vintage Conditions: Dry, mild-to-warm weather followed a good growing season with a cool summer.
Tasting Notes:size> This was the first vintage to use grapes from the Kalimna vineyard in the Barossa Valley, which Penfolds had purchased in 1945. 260 cases were made. Also bottled in (375ml) half bottles. Wine received minimal handling and was not filtered. One of three Grange vintages (1952 and 1962 are the others) produced in half (375ml) as well as full (750ml) bottles.
Gorgeous, voluptuous nose; potentially the longest lived of all the wines. Beautiful material. (James Halliday, May 1970)
Dark, dense red-purple -- astonishing. Rich, incredible depth and character. Giant blackberry/cassis, velvety. Will live forever. (James Halliday, Aug. 1983)
Wonderful depth and complexity. Mature and great drinking. (Rewards of Patience, 1st ed.,1985)
Considered one of the finest Australian wines ever made. Fragrant bouquet; complex, intensely flavoured palate. "I can't imagine a greater old wine" -- James Halliday. "One of the greatest wines I have ever tasted" -- Len Evans. A first rank Grange. (Ultimate Grange Experience, Nov. 1994)
...the colour was still strong red, the bouquet an incredibly complex amalgam of spice, earth and berry, the palate almost explosive in its complexity, intensity and length of flavour. (James Halliday, Weekend Australian, Dec. 1994)
Deep, rich stewed plums and field mushroom soup aromas. Succulent, smoky, berry flavours, with complex, lingering demi-glace length, both sweet and savoury. Finishes tasty and dry. Staggering!!! (Tim White, Aust. Financial Review, Dec. 1994)
"Vibrant brick colour. Complex, sweet, truffly/gamey aromas with touches of leather andspice. Soft, silky and delicately balanced with sweet chocolate/berry, game and cedar fruit,very fine, lacy tannins and excellent length. Still drinking brilliantly well. A great Penfolds wine! Drink between now and 2005." (Southcorp Wines, The Rewards of Patience, Fourth Edition, March 2000.)

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Glenkinchie 10 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Lowlands, SCOTLAND
$250. 00
Bottle
$3000.00 Dozen

ABV: 43%

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some minor scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product pictured.

The 10 year old Glenkinchie was superseded by the 12 Year Old. This one was on the market through the 1990s. Now discontinued.
The lowlands whiskies of Scotland in many respects reflect the landscape they are produced in. The countryside is certainly not without natural beauty, however it lacks the dramatic and rugged contrasts of the Highland and Island regions. Lowland whiskies consequently are generally used as background material for blends and have historically been unappreciated (or at least largely neglected) by malt enthusiasts.
Nevertheless, it would be a mistake to belittle the Lowlands. Their whiskies offer a refreshing contrast to the heavier, peatier malts of the north. Indeed, whiskies such as the twelve year old from the Glenkinchie distillery possess unique qualities of their own which repay due attention. Located near the village of Pencaitland and first founded in the 1830's, the Glenkinchie distillery has since been renovated and today includes a small museum.
Tasting note: This tasty, refreshing malt is typical of the character of lowland whiskies. Soft, smokey and sweetly aromatic. The palate reveals a grassy sweetness balanced with a warming, slightly spicy, drying finish. Exceptionally smooth. These qualities of Glenkinchie make it an excellent pre-dinner drink. 43% alc./vol.
"This is the smokiest of all Lowland malts. Some drink this pale, slightly dry, 10-year-old as an alternative to sherry." - Fiona Ennys, Liverpool Echo, 26 January 1996.
"Lowland malts are generally accessible...Glenkinchie being dry and complex." Andrew Barr, Sunday Times, 14 January 1996.

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Frangelico Hazelnut Liqueur (700ml)

ITALY
$52. 99
Bottle
$635.88 Dozen

ABV: 24%

Deep yellow-straw in colour with intense hazelnut and vanilla aromas and flavours, this luscious medium-bodied, beautifully balanced hazelnut liqueur has become a bar standard. According to the legend, Frangelico lived three centuries ago in a hilly area bound by the river “Po” in Italy. He lived as a hermit (hence the bottle shape) and through his love of nature and knowledge of it’s secrets created unique recipes for liqueurs. The most popular one of all was a liqueur made from wild hazelnuts with infusions of berries and flowers to enrich the flavour. The tradition of “Frangelico” was born. 24% alc/vol.
Other reviews.... Pale golden amber with an a orangish hue. Robust, roasted nut, and mocha aromas. A round, satiny entry leads to a lightly sweet light-to medium-bodied palate with sugar-coated hazelnut, mocha nut fudge, delicate brown spices, and subtle fruitiness. Finishes with a very smooth, delicate fade fade of nuts and frosting. Brilliantly refined with delicate natural roasted nut and spice flavors. A benchmark liqueur.
International Review of Spirits Award: Gold Medal
93 points (Exceptional)- tastings.com

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2017 Chateau Pape Clement

Pessac Leognan, Bordeaux, FRANCE
$220. 00
Bottle
$2640.00 Dozen

Closure: Cork

Named after its most famous owner, Pope Clement V, Chateau Pape Clement in Pessac Leognan makes both red and white wine from their 32.5 hectare vineyard. Vineyards for the red wine is planted to 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot, while the soils here are a complex mix of gravel and clay over a base of clay, limestone and sandstone. Maturation takes place in 100% new French oak, and while Bernard Magrez has refined the style since taking over winemaking duties the wines are still rich and lush in style with a concentration of ripe fruit.

Other Reviews....
The current blend of the 2017 Pape Clement is 55% Cabernet Sauvignon and 45% Merlot. Deep garnet-purple colored, it sings of crushed black cherries, black raspberries and mulberries with hints of lilacs and dusty soil. Medium to full-bodied with a firm, grainy frame and wonderful freshness, it possesses great elegance and effortless intensity with a mineral-tinged finish.
92-94 points
Lisa Perrotti-Brown - Wine Advocate #236 (April 2018)

This has solid ripeness, with plum and cassis notes flowing through, along with an ambitious oak regimen that results in ample toasted vanilla hints. This clamps down a touch on the finish, but there’s good purity and freshness, with fresh acidity buried within, leaving me optimistic.—J.M.
91-94 points
Wine Spectator

This is very dense for the vintage on the center palate and then rolls out on the palate. Full-bodied, tight and tannic. Very polished and refined at the end. Precise. A little more cabernet sauvignon in the blend gives this the tension.
95-96 points
James Suckling

This is a hugely dense, extracted wine, possibly too much so, displaying a hard edge that smothers the ripe fruit. Giving it the benefit of the doubt, it certainly will not be drinkable before 2024.
90-92 points
Wine Enthusiast

The 2017 Pape Clément was not touched by the frost and was picked from 15 September to 3 October, manually de-stemmed berry by berry with some of the ripe stems added back into the blend (like Les Carmes Haut-Brion down the road). Malolactic is done in barrel where it aged for 18 months. It offers intense black cherry, raspberry, fig and sous-bois scents on the nose, tightly coiled at the moment with just a hint of cedar and tobacco. The palate is medium-bodied with ripe tannin, a mixture of red and black fruit, touches of cedar and white pepper, leading to a structured and fresh finish that leaves a spicy aftertaste. Classic in style, this Pape Clément will benefit from several years in bottle.
92-94 points
Neal Martin - Vinous

The 2017 Pape Clément is fabulous. One of the rare 2017s with a real sense of structure, Pape Clément possesses dazzling intensity from start to finish. A rush of dark cherry, plum, chocolate and grilled herb notes hits the palate as this majestic, towering wine shows off its personality. Time in the glass brings out a brighter and more floral set of flavors. The 2017 is the first vintage made with a portion of whole clusters, an inspiration Bernard Magrez takes from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, where he recently bought a small property. Quite simply, the 2017 Pape Clément is a magnificent wine by any measure. Don't miss it. The only problem with the 2017 is that yields are down 40% because of frost.
94-97 points
Antonio Galloni - Vinous

The Grand Vin 2017 Château Pape Clément is 55% Cabernet Sauvignon and 45% Merlot still aging in 60% new French oak. Harvest ran from the 15th of September to the 3rd of October, and I was able to taste this beauty on three separate occasions. Its deep purple color is followed by a blockbuster bouquet of ripe black cherries, blackberries, blueberries, graphite, and licorice. One of the more powerful, concentrated wines in the vintage, this medium to full-bodied effort has terrific purity of fruit, a mouthfilling texture, and present, ripe tannin. Too many 2017s lack excitement, but that’s not the case here. Give bottles 2-3 years and enjoy over the following 15+ years.
94-96 points
Jeb Dunnuck

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Grants Cask Editions No.1 Ale Cask Finish Blended Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Banffshire, SCOTLAND
$99. 99
Bottle
$1199.88 Dozen

ABV: 40%

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some minor scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product pictured.

The influences of Balvenie and Glenfiddich (also produced by William Grant and Sons) are the basis for Grant's blended whiskies. The company has recently expanded its range with three new releases offering exceptional value for money and unusual depth of flavour by blended whisky standards. In fact, in a blind line up, you'd be forgiven for thinking these were single malts.
Like most distilleries with history, Grant's have accrued some colourful stories. Soon after William Grant began distilling in 1887 his sole distributor collapsed, and Grant was left with no outlet for continuing sales. He urgently needed to invent and market his own brand. In desperation, he passed the challenge onto his son-in-law, who, so the story goes, made over five hundred calls to various firms around the country. He managed to sell one dozen bottles! Business gradually improved, and the original Grants we know today was suitably marketed under the "Steadfast" label. The product enhanced its image to cater for numerous international markets, including the adoption of its striking triangular bottle. It's been rumoured that the whisky had favour amongst several heavy drinking Hollywood actors, purely on account of the bottle shape. If they dropped it on stage during rehearsals, it was guaranteed not to roll too far!
On release, Grant's Cask Edition No.1 is reputedly the only Scotch whisky to be finished in barrels that have previously held ale. Master Blender, Brian Kinsman, fills casks with Edinburgh Ale for 30 days, then replaces it with aged Grant’s whisky. The blend then mellows for up to four months, picking up "...creaminess and silky malt flavours".
Tasting note: Pale gold appearance with a pale straw hue. Moderate aromas offer notes of sweet grains, dusty cocoa and old cigar box. Unusual. Exceptionally soft and pure throughout, the palate delivers medium dry flavours that are difficult to pin down, with dried fruit / cocoa notes combining with almost chewy grains into the aftertaste. Fascinating and different, but not ground breaking, yet given the more than fair pricing, this should be a no brainer buy for whisky completionists. 40% Alc./Vol.

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