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The Glenlivet 18-year-old Scotch whisky is a premium choice in the Glenlivet lineup. Tasters fall in love with its enticing honey color and smooth, pleasant finish that stands out among other Scotch whisky choices. A dynamic spirit preferred for its depths of aroma and taste, The Glenlivet 18-year-old Scotch marks the middle of the Glenlivet options ranging from 15- to 21-year-distillations. The 18-year-old whisky boasts a unique flavor palate with sweet elements like oranges and nougat along with the spiciness of fennel and spearmint. This 40% ABV single-malt Scotch whisky hails from Speyside and enjoys extra time in the refining process. The result is a Scotch with amazing complexity that has become a favorite among consumers and critics alike. It is no wonder that the label has won multiple international awards. Appreciate The Glenlivet on its own in a whisky glass to bring out its subtle nuances, which range from fruity to oaky.

Mellow mahogany in color and classic Bowmore smokiness, perfectly tempered with caramel, chocolate and fruit aromas. Fruit and chocolate balanced with a light smokiness- incredibly complex. - Distiller's Notes. "Best in Show Whisky" and double gold medal at the 2018 San Francisco Spirits Competition

This 18 year old from Glenfiddich is rich and full-bodied and is matured in a mix of Oloroso sherry and bourbon casks. Color: Dark gold. Nose: A remarkably rich aroma with ripe orchard fruit, baked apple and robust oak. Taste: Richly delivers luxurious dried fruit, candy peel and dates. Overlaid with elegant oak notes. Finish: Warming, rewarding and distinguished. 40%abv - Rich Fruit and Spice -

"Soothing and seamless on the nose and palate with chewy toffee, molasses, nougat, almond butter, vanilla fudge, cinnamon spice, and nutmeg, along with gentle tobacco notes emerging later on the palate. A pleasing dry finish offsets the sweeter notes. A delicious whisky from beginning to end." Whisky Advocate.

Aged for an average of 20 years in the traditional system of Criaderas y Solera. An intense nose with notes of vanilla and mulch, owing to the brandy's long ageing. A complex palate with a finish that is plump and creamy yet velvety at the same time.

El Tesoro uses 100% estate grown agave, allowing the agave to grow longer than most to peak maturity, crushing the agave with a volcanic tahona wheel to extract and intensify agave flavor. It is then aged in American oak ex-bourbon barrels for four to five years. Winner of 2019 Double Gold medal, International Spirits Challenge. 40%abv
Aroma: coffee, cinnamon and butter with notes of caramel
Palate: a blend of coffee, dark chocolate, dry fruits and roasted almonds, and finishes with hints of pepper and oak

"When compared to the 10 year old, this one’s richer, with darker fruit and more caramelized sweet notes, paired with accentuated dried wood spice, while the 10 year old is more vibrant and floral. Like the 10 year old, there’s good balance here." Whisky Advocate

Aroma: Characterised by notes of autumn harvest festival. A rich, resinous quality of nuts joins a crisp toffee sweetness of creme brulee, merging with creamy vanilla. Hints of vibrant oranges & lemons are found, followed by walnut, honeycomb and dates. With water, 18 Years Old reveals a rich oaken, balsamic character with notes of apricot and hazelnut. Palate: silky texture, rounded flavor with grapefruit & orange. Also, honey and creamy malt segue into a warm nuttiness of hazelnuts and walnuts from the Oloroso sherry casks in which the whisky is matured. Finish: Lingering with a subtle sweetness of dried fruit and the nutty dryness of sherry. (Producer's Notes) 43%abv - Malt and Honey -

ELABORATION OF THE CELEBRATION VINTAGE
Grapes exclusively coming from the property and from a single year.
Home-made and single distillation, grape variety by grape variety.
The only Armagnac House coopering its own casks, from Gascony oak, to ensure the finest maturing process.
Complete traceability of the eaux-de-vie.
The blend differs from a year to another.
A unique range selection of rare vintages that are aged 15 to 50 years old.

Komos Anejo Cristalino has a stunning nose of sugared pineapple surrounded by bright agave freshness & lime zest. The mouthfeel is rich, with floral and delicate fruit notes from its time in the French oak. The finish is mineral driven and dry, with a delicate sweetness. 40%abv

One of the best known sherry bombs, the Aberlour A'bunadh. From Gaelic, a'bunadh means "(of) the origin", or "the original", and is meant to honor an earlier style of whisky making at the Speyside distillery Aberlour. Bottled at cask strength, slowly matured in rare Oloroso sherry butts, this malt is full of rich, smooth, complex flavors. 60.7%abv - Rich Fruit and Spice -
"Brave the cask-strength heat and be rewarded by a malt that's welcoming and complex. Sherry and cherry dominate at first, but a cereal-granola-honey quality and a licorice note flirt from behind the curtain. The essential candy element returns on the finish." Wine Spectator

Named the "Best Blanco Tequila" by Epicurious, Casa Dragones Blanco is a small batch, 100% Pure Blue Agave silver tequila. It is smooth and full bodied with semi-sweet notes of agave warmed by hints of pepper and cloves. Try it chilled and straight up. 40%abv

Aged in American and Eastern European oak barrels for a minimum of 3 years, this clear Cristalino Extra Anejo sparkles with steel and platinum reflections. The quality of the liquid is evident from the long drops that collect forming pronounced legs on the sides of the glass.

On the nose, a compelling marriage of caramel, honey, cooked agave and dried fruit such as fig or quince emerges, with hints of chocolate, tobacco and sweets that make for an enticing, aromatic scent. Some herbal notes add a touch of freshness and lightness with a hint of lingering vanilla and nutmeg on the finish.

Herradura invented the reposado style. Aroma: warm notes of anise, fruit, and spices come through the central aroma of cooked agave. Taste: vanilla and butter along side the sweet, cooked agave. Finish: smooth and sweet with a hint of spice. 40%abv

Piedre Almas Tepextate is made from 100% wild agave Tepextate, which takes up to 25 years to mature. The labels are hand-printed on 100% acid-free, handmade paper derived from fibers that are indigenous to the region. It is extraordinarily complex with flavors of chocolate, bananas and pumpkin pie. There is a long viscous finish. The ABV of 55% is the highest allowed in Mexico.

This 100% blue agave tequila anejo is aged for five years in new French oak barrels. This creates a round, full-bodied taste that critics have compared to an aged cognac or Armagnac. It is best served in a snifter.

The nose is sweet, delicate, honey-like. On the palate more honey with vanilla, buttercream and toffee, yielding to a smooth, caramel finish.

This Camus XO Cognac is crafted using eaux-de-vie from the very small Borderies cru, matured in oak barrels for many, many years. Gloriously floral with oaky cinnamon spice, nutty qualities and fragrant fruit - an excellent example of Borderies Cognac!

One of the best known sherry bombs, the Aberlour A’bunadh. From Gaelic, a’bunadh means "(of) the origin", or "the original", and is meant to honor an earlier style of whisky making at the Speyside distillery Aberlour. Bottled at cask strength, slowly matured in rare Oloroso sherry butts, this malt is full of rich, smooth, complex flavors. 60.7%abv - Rich Fruit and Spice - "Brave the cask-strength heat and be rewarded by a malt that's welcoming and complex. Sherry and cherry dominate at first, but a cereal-granola-honey quality and a licorice note flirt from behind the curtain. The essential candy element returns on the finish." Wine Spectator

Banhez Mezcal is produced by a co-op comprised of families from various villages in the Ejutla district of Oaxaca. They produce mezcal the same way it's been done by their ancestors for nearly two centuries.

Comprised of 90% Espadin and 10% Barril agaves, this mezcal is pleasingly mild, floral and fruity with notes of pineapple, banana. 47%abv

Distilled two times and aged for a minimum of three years in White Oak Bourbon Barrels, this tequila has an incredibly rich flavor and an undeniable distinction that sets it apart.

The Anejo is a private recipe refined over many generations by the family of artisan distillers who own Codigo. It is aged for 18 months in the finest Napa Valley Cabernet French White Oak wine barrels. It is refined, elegant and expressive with hints of fruit, mingled with oak, touches of vanilla and a bit of spice. Winner of the 2018 Double Gold, Stuttgart International Spirits Competition and 2016 Platinum Best in Class A?ejo Tequila, SIP Awards.