This stunning Glenfiddich has matured for 18 years in a combination of Oloroso sherry and Bourbon casks, this whisky is then married in small batches to ensure consistent quality and character.
The nose reveals dried fruit, baked apple, and warm oak, complemented by rich toffee and spice. On the palate, it’s smooth and full-bodied, with flavours of spiced pear, cinnamon, and subtle dark chocolate. The finish is long and warming, with gentle wood tannins and nutty richness. Balanced and refined, this is a classic Glenfiddich for those who appreciate age and finesse.
Balvenie have released this exceptional 18-year-old Speyside whisky, matured in American oak and finished in casks seasoned with Pineau des Charentes. This rare finish imparts a graceful interplay of fruit and florals on a rich, mature malt base.
Expect aromas of baked pear, dried apricot, and sweet grape must. The palate delivers bursts of lemon peel, fig, creamy oak, and nutmeg spice—all beautifully integrated and silky smooth. The finish is long, softly spiced, and nuanced with gentle tannin and warmth. A luxurious whisky perfect for special occasions and fine dining pairings.
Balvenie 12 Year Old American Oak has been crafted to highlight the sweetness of virgin American oak. This stunning Balvenie begins its life in traditional ex-Bourbon barrels before a secondary maturation in twice-toasted new American oak casks from Kentucky.
The result is a whisky bursting with soft, creamy vanilla, honeycomb, and butterscotch aromas. The palate delivers layers of candied citrus peel, toasted coconut, malted barley, and gentle oak spice. Smooth and approachable, this whisky offers a modern twist on classic Balvenie character—ideal for both newcomers and connoisseurs seeking subtle complexity.
This 16-year-old single malt from Balvenie is a standout expression finished in casks that previously held Pineau des Charentes, a French fortified wine. Initially matured in American oak casks, it gains extra complexity and brightness from the unique cask finish.
The nose opens with fragrant florals—geranium, citrus blossom, and meadow grass—alongside honeyed malt. On the palate, there’s vibrant grapefruit zest, green apple, sweet vanilla, and delicate spice layered with toasted oak and hints of ginger. The finish is long, crisp, and elegantly dry with lingering fruit and French wine character. A lively, expressive Speyside malt that beautifully bridges richness and refinement.
Old Monk 7 Year Old is an iconic dark rum from India, aged for a minimum of seven years in oak barrels. This blended expression is beloved for its velvety texture and signature warm sweetness. The deep mahogany spirit reveals rich aromas of molasses, caramel, and roasted coffee beans, leading to a palate layered with chocolate, liquorice, and vanilla. Smooth and medium-bodied, it finishes with lingering spice and comforting oak.
A captivating salmon-pink rosé from Veneto, this 100% Pinot Grigio Rosato captures summer in a glass. Fresh and crisp, it opens with an inviting bouquet of ripe strawberries and cherries, lightly underscored by floral citrus notes. The palate delivers a delightful dry, intense character—think cherry fruit, subtle savouring herbs, and lively acidity—finishing on a clean, refreshing note.
Colour: Pale copper‑rose
Aroma: Juicy red berries with a hint of citrus blossom
Palate: Vibrant cherry and strawberry fruit, crisp acidity, and a lingering, snackable finish
Ideal as an aperitif or enjoyed alongside antipasti, grilled seafood, light pasta dishes, fresh salads, or charcuterie. Perfect for summer sipping or casual entertaining.
Gabriëlskloof is a classically styled Sauvignon Blanc that captures the vibrant and coastal spirit of Bot River. It presents intense aromas of blackcurrant leaf, white pear, melon, and tropical passion fruit, leading to a fresh, lively palate characterised by crisp acidity, light body, and a zesty lime‑lemon finish. A delicate salinity and flinty undertone round out the experience.
Winemaking: Gently pressed, cold‑fermented in stainless steel at 15°C, with 4–6 months on fine lees to develop texture.
Ideal Pairings: Excellent with green salads, goat cheese, fresh seafood, and light vegetarian dishes.
A modern and expressive single-varietal Garnacha Blanca from Rioja Alavesa’s Valpantena Valley. This 2022 vintage opens with a bright, straw-yellow colour and reveals a bouquet of white and stone fruits—think ripe pear and apple—mingled with delicate floral aromas and a flinty, mineral edge. The palate is smooth and slightly unctuous yet refreshingly balanced by vibrant acidity, culminating in a clean, lingering finish with hints of citrus zest and mineral notes. Crafted to showcase varietal purity and terroir, this wine is approachable, refined, and easy to enjoy.
Unique: Made exclusively from the indigenous Garnacha Blanca grape
Elegant and food-friendly: Perfect alongside shellfish, creamy risottos, soft cheeses, and white meats
Quality Rioja white: Crafted by Bodegas Izadi, renowned for their expressive and terroir-driven wines
A benchmark example of flinty Sancerre from the esteemed Roc de l’Abbaye estate in Saint-Satur. Sourced from premier south-facing parcels on rare silex (flint) soils, this 2023 vintage delivers a balance of terroir-driven minerality and vibrant fruit expression.
Appearance: Pale golden straw with luminous clarity
Aromas: Elegant mix of Earl Grey tea, smoke, clementine zest, yellow peach, and mango
Palate: Crisp and focused, showing intense stone fruit and orchard notes on a bed of chalky, mineral tension
Finish: Lingering with refreshing salinity and zesty citrus notes
Le Roc is vinified with precision: slow, gentle pressing, cool fermentation, and lees ageing (6–8 months) to preserve freshness without masking the wine’s pure varietal character. This is a textured yet refined Sancerre that reflects both the region’s heritage and contemporary winemaking finesse.
Pairs beautifully with goat cheese, oysters, delicate seafood dishes, salads, and light poultry or veal plates—perfect for summer entertaining or elegant aperitifs.
A bright, elegant Chilean Chardonnay from the renowned Cachapoal Valley. The 2023 Tradition Reserve blooms in the glass with a pale straw hue and green highlights. On the nose, it offers charming aromas of tropical fruit, apricot, pear, and crisp white-tree fruits. These notes continue on the palate alongside fresh, balanced acidity and a refined, lingering finish.
Hand-harvested and expertly crafted, this unoaked or lightly-oaked expression celebrates varietal purity and the bright, sun-kissed character of Los Boldos fruit.
Deep, almost inky ruby in the glass, Kaiken Ultra Malbec 2021 delivers a refined balance of power and elegance. A bouquet of rich plum and blackberry is layered with subtle floral accents, black pepper, and toasted oak. On the palate, it’s full-bodied yet seamless, featuring velvety tannins, vibrant acidity, and complex flavours of dark fruit, coffee, thyme, and gentle mocha. The finish is long and polished, with lingering herbal and spice notes.
This award-winning Malbec—named #30 in Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of 2024—is an ideal companion for grilled steaks, roasted lamb, venison, or aged cheeses. It offers premium Mendoza character with smooth sophistication.
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