Lightly aged in Jequitib & oak barrels. A pale gold colour with hints of wood on the nose. The palate is velvetya & smooth. Great over ice, fantastic with with lemon soda & a dash of Angostura bitters. ...

Fruity & intense on the perfumed nose. The smooth palate is also intense with a slightly fruity finish. Serve with pineapple, lemon, ginger, ice & sugar. Produced in Paraty which is close to Rio de Janeiro. ...

Classic Malbec at an affordable price. Plum, blueberry & blackcurrant with plenty of complexity & a harmonious finish. Perfect with all barbequed & grilled red meats. ...

In 1869, the new Meiji government set about developing Hokkaido, establishing a Kaitakushi (the national government Hokkaido Development Commission). Thereafter, over more than a decade until the post was abolished, many businesses were developed on this northern Japanese isl&. One of them was the brewing of beer. In June 1876, Seibei Nakagawa, who had recently returned from Germany where he studied the art of beer making, was chosen as brewmaster to oversee construction of a beer factory. That September, the Kaitakushi Brewery was completed. The following year, Sapporo Lager was born, prominently displaying the Pioneers' symbol, the North Star. ...

In 1869, the new Meiji government set about developing Hokkaido, establishing a Kaitakushi (the national government Hokkaido Development Commission). Thereafter, over more than a decade until the post was abolished, many businesses were developed on this northern Japanese isl&. One of them was the brewing of beer. In June 1876, Seibei Nakagawa, who had recently returned from Germany where he studied the art of beer making, was chosen as brewmaster to oversee construction of a beer factory. That September, the Kaitakushi Brewery was completed. The following year, Sapporo Lager was born, prominently displaying the Pioneers symbol, the North Star. ...

Slow distilled with Sausage Tree fruit, Irish Grain & wild Irish Nettle. From Africa Rigneys inner maverick drove him through wildest Africa where he came upon the majestic Kigelia Africana -Sausage Tree
- known for its purifying powers. From Ireland although wild Irish nettles from Drumshanbo may sting, Rigney searched out their reputed powers of purification. The passion for exploration has taken the curious mind of PJ Rigney from Drumshanbo to all four corners of the world. His search for natures purest vodka has taken him south across the equator & through the African Serengeti where he came upon the majestic Kigelia Africana, also known as a Sausage Tree. As PJ contemplated the majestic plant, he recognised the innate kinship between it & the wild Irish nettle, found in the unspoiled woodlands of Drumshanbo, & also known for its purifying powers. He brought them together at The Shed Distillery with Irish grain to distil natures purest tasting vodka.
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A spectacular example of pure Cabernet Franc, ripened to (but not beyond) perfection in southern Hungary. Complex, nuanced aromas of raspberry, cassis, fresh leaves & cedar lead to a beautifully balanced palate that is full yet graceful. ...

A seamless blend that offers ripe stone fruit, melon & the herbal quality of the Harslevelu grape. Complex & distinctive, yet mouthwateringly crisp & refreshing, this is a great example of new-wave Hungarian white wine. ...

Pale yellow with greenish hues. White flowers & perfumy citruses lead the nose followed by mango & pineapple on the palate. Light, rich & balanced wine, it is the best when properly chilled! ...

A bright, fresh, harmonious blend offering cherry & raspberry fruit, a peppery lift, & a flavoursome medium-bodied palate. ...