Spirits (36)

Legent is a marriage of East and West. It?????s a celebration of the craftsmanship of Kentucky Bourbon balanced with the artistry of Japanese blending.

From rich aromas of mature oak and lingering spice to the flavors of dried fruit pulled from wine and sherry casks,

2021 San Francisco World Spirits Competition Gold Medal Winner

Sweet anise and coriander aromas with citrus fruit and hints of elderflower. Complex spicy flavors on the palate are balanced with the fresh fruit flavors from the Muscat Canelli.

Premium wine legs were blended together and fortified with grape neutral spirits to produce a base that has a balanced mouth feel and creamy texture. Specifically formulated with a higher pH level than other vermouths to allow for a well balanced flavor profile.

If you can imagine the caramel, vanilla and fruity notes of Maker's Mark turned all the way up, you'd have a pretty good idea of what Maker's Mark Cask Strength is like. One of the better regarded cask strength Bourbons. 55.8%abv.

Distiller Notes
Warm toasted burnt sugar notes with spice, sweet, smoky. During the 1970s and 1980s, Michter’s Original Sour Mash Whiskey was the distillery’s single most popular product. While the “Sour Mash” moniker originated from the whiskey production process of the same name – whereby some previously fermented mash is used as the starter for the new mash to be fermented, much like making sourdough bread – Michter’s Original Sour Mash earned distinction for its unique taste. With its unique grain selection, it cannot be categorized as a rye or a bourbon.

Simple nose comprised of corn and oak notes with slight honey influence. Palate is of equal sublet sweetness, with wood and spice predominating its flavor profile, only to fade into a sweet, long finish.

Since "Whiskey" is made from grain, and buckwheat is technically not a grain, this is technically not a whiskey. But for "not a whiskey", this sure drinks like one. Notes of vanilla and a hint of smokiness accentuate the grainy and nutty character of the buckwheat, making for a "not whiskey" that will please every lover of "whiskey". One and Only Buckwheat is made by Catskill Distilling Co. in Bethel, N.Y. with Catskill Mountain water and New York grown grains. 42.5%abv.

Indiana- A truly easy drinking whiskey distinguished by its subtle rye-forward flavor. Crafted in the mold of classic American Bourbons, it has a well-balanced sweetness highlighted by notes of vanilla and caramel. Enjoy on the rocks or use it to make a great cocktail.

95pts Wine Enthusiast:
A versatile must-have for mixing cocktails, look for pleasing vanilla, maple and a hint of dried cherry. The finish is long and drying, with plenty of baking spice notes

93pts Ultimate Beverage Challenge:
Ripe apricot, orange marmalade and toasted oats open up for a delightful bouquet. Rich, slightly honeyed, with a touch of grainy sweetness balanced by toasted earth and ripe apricot. Toasted finish which lingers nicely on the palate..April/2014

"Versatile, crisp, and an ideal match for cocktails that also include orange liqueur, as well as its namesake classic cocktail. Light aromas include vanilla and a touch of juicy citrus. Flavors run to bitter orange, dark chocolate and black tea, finishing with a pepper tingle. Velvety feel, despite the brisk alcohol." Best Buy. 95 points - Wine Enthusiast

Japan- This clear gold spirit features aromas of basil, green apple, and honey. On the palate it highlights grapefruit, more green apples, peppermint, and thyme. Finishes subtly sweet and spicy with a hint of vanilla oak, white pepper, and ginger. Smooth and versatile overall.

Colorado- Tincup 10 is a high-rye bourbon aged in white American oak barrels with a #3 char. The whiskey is aged for a minimum of 10yrs before being cut to proof with Rocky mountain water. A classic American Mountain Whiskey.

TINCUP is a classic American Whiskey. It has a bourbon style profile with a bold and spicy finish. TINCUP gets its signature flavor by balancing the spice and pepper flavor of rye with the sweet and smooth taste of corn and malt. It?€?s made using Midwestern grains, aged in new American white oak barrels and is cut with Rocky Mountain water.

Washington- The unique flavors in this flagship whiskey, Westland American Oak, derive from roasted malts inspired by Pacific Northwest beer culture. This American single malt has notes of rich fruit, rainier cherries, dark chocolate, and coffee.