Collection

The St. Agrestis Paradiso is a wine-based aperitif made with a unique blend of citrus, botanicals, and herbs. Less bitter cousin and more citrus forward than the Inferno, this aperitif is highly versatile from over ice to margaritas. Read more

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Calek, a disciple of the Beaujolais Gang of Four, is well-known for his painstaking work in the vineyards and laissez faire approach in the cellar. The "A Toi Nous" cuvee is his lightest style red, made to be drank with reckless abandon. Read more

A juice box of sake! What else could you want? The name Maneki Wanko is a play on the well known Maneki Neko or “Lucky Cats.” Read more

**SOLD OUT** This bottling from Madre is 100% Espadin sourced from various terroirs. It's bright, earthy, and the perfect amount of smokey. Read more

Sandrine and Elian Da Ros are working in the Southern suburb of Bordeaux, Marmandais. The Histoire de Boire is a product of Sandrine's dream to make a L'Anglore style red wine. Plush and light but with layers of flavor. Only available in magnums. Read more

We could drink this Aligote all day. Tart green apples, lemon herbana, and stony minerality makes this the quintessential "high-acid white" sommelier wine. Made by the Prudhon family, an institution of Saint Aubin. Read more

This "nothing fancy" rose is made from 100% Pais. Notes of savory strawberries and tart cherries. It's definitely a "drink it, don't think" it type of wine. Read more

**SOLD OUT** Notes of baked citrus, caramel, brown butter, and sage. One of our favorite reposado tequilas. Read more

Sourced from the "Les Tillets" plot in Meursault, this Bourgogne Blanc has notes of green apple, grapefruit, and spiced lemon custard. Fun fact, the two women who helm this domaine are both named Marie: Marie-Laure and Marie-Anne Read more

An incredibly special (and limited) Mezcal coming from Oaxaca using the Tobala variety of agave. Notes of grilled citrus, honeysuckle, and savory herbs. Read more

Arguably one of the best amaros out there. Botanicals and honey sourced from the Sibillini Mountains, on the border of Marche and Umbria. Finished to a quaffable 21%, no wonder this is bottled as a liter. Read more

Tequila, lime, orange liqueur in a can. Pro tip, keep it in the freezer for a quick margarita slushie. Read more

Notes of orange blossom, fresh roasted coffee, and baking spices on the nose which turns into notes of butterscotch, toasted coconut, and almonds on the palate. Read more

Vecchio Amaro del Capo is the flagship of the Fratelli Caffo distillery. Distilled from sugar beets, then macerated with 29 herbs, spices, roots, fruits, and flowers. Complex on the palate, revealing bittersweet flavors of orange, licorice, and juniper. Read more

This Single Malt Japanese whiskey is distilled at the Mars Shinshu distillery in the Japanese Alps and aged in their Tsunuki distillery in the lower region of Kagoshima. Expect notes of roasted apples, almonds, and sweet citrus. Read more

A fuller style of red vermouth with a great spice profile. Based off Macabeo and made with sun-dried green walnuts and 150 local herbs. Drink this with some seltzer, an orange slice, and an olive to be transported to Barcelona. Read more

Pear cider made from 50 year old trees. Made in a traditionally off-dry, sparkling style that works brilliantly with goat cheese. Very expressive aromatics, gentle mousse and beautiful balance. Read more

So juicy, tart, n' tangy. This is Jean's first attempt at making a Pet-Nat. Old vine Melon de Bourgogne with spontaneous fermentation. Gently sparkling, with refreshingly bright notes of soft lemon and crisp minerals with a hint of salinity. Read more