The Macallan 12 Year Old Double Single Malt Scotch Whisky
The Macallan 12 Year Old Double Cask is the perfect balance of 100% sherry seasoned American and European oak, a marriage of 2 wood types. Smooth, sweet and balanced. The defining style is American oak - citrus and light oak balanced by the expected Macallan character of rich fruit and wood spice.
The Balvenie 14 Year Old Caribbean Scotch Whisky
Balvenie Caribbean Cask was created by The Balvenie Malt Master, David Stewart, who celebrated an incredible 50th anniversary at the distillery in 2012. This single malt has had a 14-year maturation period in traditional oak whisky casks, before being transferred to casks that previously held Caribbean rum to finish aging.
Chateau Du Tariquet Tariquet Bas-Armagnac Le Legendaire Hors d'Age
Tasting Notes: A pale gold colour with aromas of apple pie and orange flower on the nose, with hints of toffee emerging as the Légendaire breathes. A fresh, supple and lively attackof light caramel and liquorice, blossomingto reveal intense and dynamicnotes of roasted fruits and fine spices(nutmeg, grey pepper, cinnamon).A superbly smooth finish. Serving Suggestions: The crowning glory of Tariquets blends.
Chateau Du Tariquet Tariquet Bas-Armagnac BA 12 Years Folle Blanche 48.5
Serving suggestions: Twelve years of ageing produce a Folle Blanche which is beginning to display a fine maturity. Serve at room temperature with a fruity dessert or light meringue, or enjoy it on its own: an unashamedly elegant experience. Profile:An explosion of fresh fruit. Tasting notes: A consistent gold colour and a nose imbued with the natural freshness of fruits (orange, lemon, wild apple) and flowers.
Craigellachie 13 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
One by one, The Last Great Malts of Scotland will leave their distillery gates. Deemed the bad boy of Speyside, Craigellachie is an unapologetically unique and challenging Single Malt. This is a complex dram, packed with flavour and texture. 13 Years Old, from an 1891 distillery. Bottled at a punchy 46% ABV. A stubborn, sulphurous single malt, condensed in rusted worm tubs on an inhospitable rocky bluff.
Distillerie Les Fils D'Emile Pernot Absinthe Cousin Jeune
This floral and aromatic absinthe will suit experienced absintheurs but also absinthe enthusiast with a taste for slight bitterness. When tasting this powerful absinthe, youll feel its typical long finish which is often appreciated
Distillerie Les Fils D'Emile Pernot Absinthe Berthe de Joux
This one is at the same time spicy, herbaceous, fresh, peppery and extremely complex. Very strong chamomile notes give an original and typical herbaceous profile to this absinthe, with a rich aromatic bouquet full of fragrances from the Jura Mountains.
Distilleries Et Domaines De Provence Provence Absinthe Grande Absente BOX
Grande Absente 69, the modern, provocative green fairy which inspires the contemporary art scene, embodies all that is spiritual and anti-establishment. Grande Absente 69 - the genuine article - contains more absinthe plants, which gives it its very particular bitterness. The rite of passage to the very essence of a true absinthe! Grande Absente 69. Caution, you may become mad... about it!
Don Fulano Anejo tequila
Despite its long ageing, this minimum 30-month blend is not overtly sweet or oaky; it has a drier style, which is full of spice and character from its highland terroir. Cooked agave is present with a fine mixture of dried fruits, almonds and roasted coffee. There is a subtle and masked fudginess reminiscent of dark cocoa that emerges from the depth in its long and slightly dry finish.
Sangre de Vida Premium Tequila Blanco
As wine is to France, Tequila is to Mexico – the life blood of the people. For the purest at heart and those who want that true agave flavour, Sangre de Vida Blanco captivates with a bouquet of banana, citrus, green bell pepper and white flowers. Once you have had a taste of the light peppery, agave with a hint of minerals from the earth your taste buds will long for another sip. Sangre de Vida Blanco tequila begins with slow roasting the agave piña hearts in stone-walled brick ovens. This centuries-old art of slow-cooking is then followed by cooling, shredding, and finally squeezing the hearts into a mosto (sweet juice), which then ferments for five days, after which is then distilled three times (with its final distillation completed in small stills with even more heat).