Collection

Old school Pinot Noir from a 5th generation winemaker in Irancy, a small village near Chablis that is known for their fresh Pinot Noirs. Read more

Clay and limestone soils produce this light and refreshing expression of Pinot Grigio that will please even the fussiest mother in laws. Read more

Envinate is a collective of 4 winemaking friends who wanted to explore distinct Atlantic terroirs. The Albahra cuvee seeks to express the Almansa region in Castilla-La Mancha. Notes of dark blackberries, bruised black plums, and turned soil. Read more

The winemakers say: "Glou Glou has intense berry notes that perfectly complement the char of a burger or perfectly cooked pizza crust, and enough acid to stand up to your favorite tomato sauce." Read more

Domestic, women and queer owned and operated gin! A dry gin with a SoCal vibe. Meyer lemon, honeysuckle and grape leaf are distilled alongside traditional botanicals. Try in a dirty martini ! Read more

This mezcal is clean, balanced, fruity, and delicate. Read more

Gassac is by and large one of the top producers in the South of France, but lucky for us, he cares quite a bit about making a line of wine at an entry level price. This is a classic Southern French Rose with feint notes of strawberry. Read more

From the steep, chalky slopes of Les Monts Damnés, this Sancerre is taut and mineral. Lime zest, white peach skin, and crushed limestone ride piercing acidity. Structured yet precise, with a long, saline finish and real depth beneath the tension. Read more

We call this wine Sancerre on a budget, because it's made just north of the famous region, and shares many of the same characteristics. You'll get zippy acidity, fresh lemon, and a hint of passion fruit on the palate. Great value! Read more

Gassac is by and large one of the top producers in the South of France, but lucky for us, he cares quite a bit about making a line of wine at an entry level price. This Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre blend is easy drinking. Perfect for a fireplace hang. Read more

Gassac is by and large one of the top producers in the South of France, but lucky for us, he cares quite a bit about making a line of wine at an entry level price. This is the perfect BBQ white. Lots of lush fruit. finishes totally dry! Read more

A botanical-forward Gin made right here in Brooklyn, New York. 18 different botanicals including juniper, mint, angelica, and grapefruit rinds. Perfect for a martini or simple G&T. Read more

**SOLD OUT** A one time collaboration between Forthave and the Marlow Collective! Read more

Marseille is based on an ancient recipe of four medieval thieves who were caught stealing from plague victims. Notes of eucalyptus, cinnamon, rhubarb, and honey, this amaro is a staff and neighborhood favorite. Read more

A Campari substitute, but it's way more special than that. Produced right here in Brooklyn, this concoction is perfectly balanced and absolutely brilliant. Have some on ice or in a classic Negroni and see the hand-made difference. Read more

A big bold wine with lots of character from the Corbieres region of France. A wild forest wine with notes of bramble berries and mushroom funk. An incredible value for something with aging potential. Read more

A London dry style gin, beautifully balanced and versatile. A celebration of juniper while still having great depth and complexity - perfect for any gin beverage! Read more

A joyful Pineau d'Aunis from organically farmed vineyards in the Loire Valley. Bursting with crunchy red berries, white pepper, wild herbs, and vibrant acidity, it captures the variety's unmistakable freshness and spice. Read more

Tip top quality Pineau d'Aunis for a steal. Super fresh, super alive, just the right amount of structured tannins, subtly floral fruit and a dash of green pepper. Read more

Here's one for the Meunier lovers! This ode to Pinot Meunier tastes like a strawberry tart with a buttery crust and edible flowers on top. Fine bubbles make this oh so svelte. Read more

This is a light, sparkling beauty from the young and vibrant soils of Emilia Romagna. Lots of foamy bubbles and fruit paired with some rustic grit and herbaceous spices. First course pasta wine, or rooftop guzzler. Read more