Lucky Sod is a combination of dark Irish whiskey, smooth vanilla and silky toffee caramel flavours. Try it as a shot, mix it with cola or drop a shot into a pint of stout for the beery twist.
Luxardo Cherry Sangue Morlacco is a liqueur of marasca cherries (a sour cherry variety exclusively cultivated by Luxardo) - another version of cherry brandy. It is obtained by the infusion of marasca juice. Luxardo cherry liqueur was renamed with the curious name of Sangue Morlacco (Morlacco blood) by the poet Gabriele D Annunzio in 1919, at the time of the Fiume military expedition, due to its dark red colour (the word Morlacco derives from the name of a proud people of the Dalmatian hinterland who defended the borders of the Republic of Venice in the 17th and 18th centuries).
Made in Jerez with a blend of 100% Airen grapes, the Magno is aged in a Solera system of American oak casks which have been seasoned with Sherry. Lots of rich, plummy notes with touches of hazelnut, citrus, vanilla and honey.
Intense and citrus. An emphasis on the spicier, peppery notes of cassia and nutmeg. Harnessed to an exact higher craft strength for a smooth and attractive alcohol sensation.
An exquisite A�ejo offering from Mijenta, produced from 100% blue weber agave this Tequila is treated to a minimum of 18 months in barrels before bottling. Not just one kind of barrel either. In fact, four different wood varieties are used � American white oak, French oak, French acacia casks, and cherry barrels.
A small-batch Reposado Tequila from Mijenta that is created with environmentally sustainable methods and is aged in a combination of American oak, French oak and French acacia casks for up to six months. Aromas of roasted agave, honey, vanilla and cacao nibs fill the nose, complemented by notes of bergamot, honey, vanilla, orange blossom and dried fruits throughout the palate.
An artisinal mezcal from Ojo de Dios (which translates at Gods eye ), produced from Espadin agave. This here is a Joven bottling, so after the agave is roasted for around 10 days and double distilled, it s bottled up without any ageing, packed full of fresh fruit, grassy agave and fragrant smoke.
Sweet, spicy, and very intense. Clove initially presents itself in the foreground, fading into the pure flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and pepper which linger on the tongue.
Toffee and vanilla fudge jump out before we dive into a bucket of singed raisins and smouldering peat bricks. Green grass and leafy notes poke out around the edges along with candied lemons and flamed orange peel. A sweet creamy hit up front leads into lemon boiled sweets. black-pepper spice and a thick layer of peaty smoke. The green edges from the nose are back, with richer notes of stewed apples and sultanas, and a touch of vanilla toffee. Menthol throat sweets and sweet smoke slowly fade to leave grilled apples and buttery pastry.
A small amount of English sea salt is added at the end of the distillation process resulting in a subtle yet distinct flavour. It is intense, ginny, punchy, characterful, mixable and has a distinct maritime edge to it.
Deep garnet red in colour. The bouquet shows lovely floral essence of roses, reflecting the Touriga Nacional. The palate is very well defined, fresh black fruit aromas with soft liquorice and bergamot notes. Fleshy palate with ripples of expressive plum and black cherry flavours keep in step with superbly integrated peppery tannins. Well rendered, balanced structure with understated wood on the finish.
A smooth and rich vodka crafted from the finest Winter wheat grown on the Ramsbury Estate. Each and every bottle can be traced back to the very field in which the wheat originated. Two ingredients combine to make this wonderfully characterful vodka. Winter wheat grown in the fields adjacent to the distillery and chalk filtered water, which when distilled make one of the smoothest and most elegant of single estate spirits.
Rittenhouse Rye starts sweet and herbal then transitions to dark, roasted, and bitter (but only slightly) after a few seconds. Many of the same notes carry over into the finish. Overall its quite dry with honey, licorice, and oak.
A Reposado Tequila from Rooster Rojo that has been aged for at least two months in French oak barrels before bottling, creating aromas of roasted agave, lively ripe fruits and peppery oak fill the nose, complemented by notes of vanilla, caramel, aromatic agave and soft spice throughout the palate.
Appealing, ripe berry fruit nose, with hints of citrus and cherry. The palate has rounded, supple tannins and strawberry and raspberry fruit - plus a squeeze of refreshing lemon acidity.
Both on the nose and in the mouth, in fact, one is pleasantly enveloped by delicate aromas and flavours that aim to conquer with pleasantness rather than intensity. In spite of this, however, it should not be forgotten that this bottle also has a good structure to the sip, deriving from Costaripa's choice to partially age the wine in wood.
An extra Anejo tequila from the San Matias, aged for at least 36 months in American and French oak casks. Very much suited to enjoying neat and savouring the flavours which arise from this rather uncommon maturation for a tequila.
Scorch is a blend of Scotch whisky with andied blood orange and honey sweet vanilla flavours which succumb to irresistible waves of warming chilli heat. Try it neat as a shot, mixed with ginger ale or use in an old fashioned cocktail for a fiery twist.