• Maldives DMC since 2006
  • Direct contract with The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection
  • Air + sea transfer coordinated
  • Cuisine
    Signature cocktails and fine spirits
  • Style
    Island bar
  • Setting
    Main island lounge and sunset deck
  • Dress
    Casual
  • Atoll
    Gaafu Alifu Atoll

About Bell Bar

A bar inspired by explorer H.C.P. Bell, with signature cocktails and fine spirits served from late morning through the evening.

Part of the dining roster at The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection, Gaafu Alifu Atoll, this signature cocktails and fine spirits bar runs a island bar format · main island lounge and sunset deck setting. Dress code: casual.

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As published by the resort, checked Sept 2026. Prices as listed; the kitchen confirms at the table.

The Halcyon Days Cocktail

  • Saffron Ginger India - 1890

    Saffron infused gin, Ginger syrup, Fresh lime juice, Fresh pineapple juice, Cardamom honey syrup, Dashes aromatic bitter. Story behind Inspired by the royal spice routes of India in the 1890s, Saffron Ginger reflects the elegance of a golden colonial era. Saffron and ginger were prized ingredients often enjoyed by merchants, travelers,and aristocrats across India. This modern cocktail combines warm spice, citrus, and delicate sweetness for a refined tropical character. The aroma of saffron brings richness, while ginger adds a vibrant and refreshing warmth. A timeless tribute to India’s luxurious heritage of spice, travel, and hospitality.

    $23
  • Arrack Punch Srilanka - 1878

    Brandy, Fresh pineapple juice, Fresh lime juice, Fresh passionfruit, Dates honey syrup,Dashes aromatic bitter Story behind During the British colonial era in Ceylon, the 1878 Ceylon Arrack & Toddy Ordinance officially recognized the island’s arrack production, a spirit already deeply rooted in local culture. Sailors,traders, and planters often gathered to enjoy tropical punches made with local ingredients from the Island. Traditional Ceylon punch was known to combine arrack with wild honey, ripe pineapple, and naturally fermented fruit flavors. Inspired by this heritage, this modern interpretation blends Ceylon Arrack with brandy, passion fruit, pineapple, and honey for a richer tropical character. The cocktail reflects the warmth of old Ceylon hospitality

    $23
  • Island Pour Maldives - 1919

    Coconut Rum, Infused pandan syrup, Fresh lime juice, Fresh coconut Water. Story behind Island Pour is inspired by the natural flavors of the Maldives, where fresh coconuts and tropical ingredients are part of everyday life. Ingredients like coconut, pandan, and lime are familiar in Maldivian drinks and desserts, celebrated for their refreshing taste. This cocktail brings those beloved flavors together in a smooth and modern way. Coconut rum adds warmth and depth, while pandan syrup, lime juice, and fresh coconut water create a light, fresh balance. The result is a refreshing, aromatic drink that captures the essence of the Maldives in every sip.

    $23
  • Malacca Sling Singapore - 1840

    Spices Infused Gin,Cointreau,Cherry Brandy,Fresh Pineapple Juice,Fresh Lemon Juice,Grenadine Syrup,Aromatic Bitters Story Behind Centuries ago, traders crossed the Strait of Malacca, carrying spices, fruits, and exotic flavors from across the world. This cocktail is inspired by that adventure. The gin brings the spice route Botanicals, Pineapple adds the tropical sweetness, lime gives it a fresh sea breeze, and a touch of cherry and grenadine paints the sunset over the port. We shake it together like cultures meeting in Malacca… And here it is — your Malacca Sling. One sip, and you’re traveling the spice route.”

    $23
  • Manhattan United States - 1860

    Bourbon Whiskey,Sweet Vermouth,Angostura bitters Story behind The Manhattan is one of the oldest classic cocktails, born in New York in the 1870s at the famous Manhattan Club. It was created for a high-society banquet and quickly became a favorite among the city’s elite. Simple, elegant, and perfectly balanced with whiskey, sweet vermouth, and aromatic bitters.the Manhattan has remained a true symbol of classic cocktail culture for over a century.

    $23
  • Gimlet United Kingdom - 1870

    Gin,ElderFlower Liqueur, Fresh Lemon Juice,ElderFlower Syrup Story behind The gimlet began with British sailors who needed vitamin C to prevent scurvy, so they mixed lime juice with their daily Gin. At first, it was more like medicine than a cocktail, but the mix of sour lime and strong gin tasted good. Over time, sailors and officers started adjusting the recipe to make it smoother and more enjoyable. Elderflower liqueur was added to the classic recipe for a more floral and refreshing flavor profile.

    $23
  • Mary Pickford Cuba - 1920

    White Rum,Malibu,Velvet Falernun,Fresh Pineapple Juice,Grenadine Syrup Story Behind The Mary Pickford cocktail was created in Cuba during the 1920’s and named after silent film star Mary Pickford, one of the most famous actresses of her era. According to popular stories, the drink was invented at Havana’s legendary Hotel Nacional de Cuba or at the bar of the Sevilla Biltmore Hotel while Pickford was visiting Cuba with actor Douglas Fairbanks and filmmaker Charlie Chaplin.

    $23
  • Boulevardier France - 1920

    Bourbon Whiskey,Sweet Vermouth,Campari Story Behind The Boulevardier was created around 1920 in Paris, France, during the exciting post-World War I Cocktail culture of the Jazz Age.It was made by mixing equal parts whiskey, Campari, and sweet vermouth, creating a rich and bitter-sweet drink inspired by the classic Negroni.The cocktail was connected to Erskine Gwynne, an American writer living in Paris who published a magazine called The Boulevardier for wealthy expatriates.In 1927, famous Bartender Harry McElhone included the recipe in his Book Barflies and Cocktails at Harry's New York Bar, helping the drink become Internationally known.The story of the Boulevardier reflects the glamorous Paris nightlife of the 1920s, where American travelers escaped Prohibition and enjoyed sophisticated Cocktails in elegant Bars.

    $23
  • Pisco Sour Peru - 1916

    Pisco,Amaretto,Fresh Lemon Juice,Foam,Angostra Bitters Story Behind It was created by Victor Vaughen Morris, an American bartender who moved to Peru in 1904 to work in the railway industry. Morris opened Morris' Bar, which quickly became a popular gathering place for both locals and expatriates. He experimented with Peru’s native grape brandy, pisco, mixing it with lime juice and sugar to create a new cocktail. Amaretto liqueur was added to the classic recipe for a richer and slightly sweeter flavor. This twist combines the traditional blend of pisco.

    $23
  • Old Tom HongKong - 1907

    Gin,Benedictine,Fresh Lemon Juice,Muddled Cucumber Story Behind Drinks such as the Tom Collins, Martinez, and traditional Gin punches became popular among merchants, sailors and expatriates during the colonial era. The Old Tom Cocktail was created as a modern combination that reflects the elegance of that time. The recipe blends citrus, bitters, and herbal notes with the smooth character of Old Tom Gin to capture the spirit of historic Hong Kong Cocktail culture. To create a unique experience. Fresh Cucumber was added to the Cocktail, giving it a refreshing and contemporary twist while enhancing its botanical flavors.

    $23
  • Sherry Flip Spain - 1880

    Sherry,Cherry Brandy,Cointreau,Vanilla Syrup,Foam Story Behind The Sherry Flip is a Classic drink that emerged in early 19th-century Cocktail culture around 1870–1890, evolving from earlier “flip” style beverages made with alcohol, sugar, and egg. Its foundation comes from Sherry, a fortified Wine produced in the region of Jerez de la Frontera in southern Spain. This region has been producing sherry style wines for centuries, long before cocktails became popular, using grapes grown in the famous “Sherry Triangle” of southern Spain.By the 18th and 19th centuries, sherry was widely exported across Europe, with British traders and Sailors helping to spread its popularity.

    $23
  • Americano Italy - 1860

    Campari Bitter,Sweet Vermouth,Soda Story Behind The Americano originated in northern Italy during the 1860s at Gaspare Campari's Bar, where it was first served as the “Milano-Torino,” named after its ingredients: Campari from Milan and sweet vermouth from Turin. It is also historically important because the Negroni was created by replacing the soda water in an Americano with gin around 1919 in Florence.

    $23
  • Little Egypt Egypt - 1893

    Brandy,Cointreau,Vanilla Syrup,Orange Juice,Grenadine Story Behind The Little Egypt originated in Harry Johnson’s Bartender’s Manual (1900), inspired by the famous performer “Little Egypt” who captivated audiences at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. It was originally crafted as a light, sherry-based sour combining citrus, sweetness, bitters, and a touch of absinthe to create a balanced and aromatic profile. Over time, bartenders have reimagined the drink by replacing the original sherry with spirits such as gin or cognac to suit modern tastes.

    $23
  • Kyoto Silk Japan - 1875

    Sake,Amaretto.Matcha Syrup,Honey Syrup,Foam Story Behind The Matcha & Sake Cocktail is inspired by Japan’s cultural transition during the Meiji era, and is set in the year 1875, when traditional tea ceremony culture centered around Matcha coexisted with everyday consumption of Sake. As Japan began opening to international trade through port cities like Yokohama, new ingredients and ideas slowly started influencing local drinking traditions.

    $23

Bell Bar Signatures

  • The Bell Explorer

    Gin, cherry brandy, velvet falernum, banana syrup, pineapple juice, watermelon juice, Maldivian chili, star anise, cinnamon, curry leaves and Angostura bitters

    $30
  • Agave Breeze

    Tequila, Cointreau, Passion Fruit, Grapefruit Juice, Lime Juice

    $28
  • Cate Berry

    Pisco, Malibu, Blueberry Puree and Coconut Milk

    $28
  • Clove Berg

    Spices Infused Gin, Campari, Martini Rosso, Vanilla Syrup and Orange Bitters

    $23
  • Earl Grey Martini

    Earl Grey Infused Gin, Elderflower Liqueur, Elderflower Syrup, Lime Juice and Lemongrass Stick

    $28
  • Freezy Summer

    Vodka, Archers Peach Snap, Malibu, Passion & Peach Puree and Sprite

    $28
  • Kogarashi

    Sake, Lychee Pure, Lime Juice, Vanilla Syrup

    $28
  • Maraquia

    Vodka, Pineapple Juice, Vanilla Syrup, Passion and Lime Juice

    $28
  • The Mezcal Rush

    Mezcal, Antica Formula, Campari

    $28
  • Valerie

    Gin, Elderflower Syrup, Basil leave and Pomelo Chunks

    $28

Mocktails

  • Lychee Basil Fizz

    Lychee puree, fresh basil leaves, lime juice, orange blossom, tonic water

    Glass: $20
  • Berry Me

    Strawberry puree, blackberry puree, condense milk, cranberry juice

    Glass: $16
  • Citrus Muddle

    Orange, lime, kaffir lime leaves, pomegranate molasses, brown sugar, watermelon juice, coconut water

    Glass: $16
  • Passionate Ginger

    Ginger juice, turmeric, passion fruit puree, lemon juice, orange juice, orange blossom honey, ginger beer

    Glass: $16

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Fresh Juices

  • Apple
    $12
  • Carrot
    Glass: $12
  • Coconut

    Fresh Coconut from our island

    $12
  • Lemon
    Glass: $12
  • Orange
    Glass: $12
  • Pineapple
    Glass: $12
  • Watermelon
    Glass: $12

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Soda

  • Coca-Cola
    Bottle: $12
  • Diet Coke
    Bottle: $12
  • Sprite
    Bottle: $12
  • Fanta
    Bottle: $12
  • Schweppes Soda
    Bottle: $12
  • Schweppes Ginger Ale
    Bottle: $12
  • Schweppes Tonic
    Bottle: $12
  • Red Bull
    $16

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Water

  • Evian
    330ML: $8 / 750ML: $16
  • Perrier
    330ML: $9 / 750ML: $16
  • San Pellegrino
    750 ml: $16

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Hot Drinks / Loose Tea (Sustainable)

  • Chamomile Flowers

    ORIGIN : Egypt TASTING NOTES : Mild, floral, and herbal with long finishCONDIMENTS : None

    $10
  • Imboolpittia Estate SilverTips

    ORIGIN: Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TASTING NOTES : The artfully handpicked silvery bud of Camellia sinensis with its soft, downy texture in supremely delicate with floral, fruity.

    $15
  • Imperial China Natural Jasmine Green Tea

    ORIGIN : China TASTING NOTES : Gentle and refreshing with exquisite floral notesCONDIMENTS : None

    $10
  • Jade Gunpowder Green Tea

    ORIGIN : Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TASTING NOTES : Intense, smoky and medium body with refreshing finishCONDIMENTS : None

    $10
  • Mahagastotte Estate BOP

    ORIGIN: Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TASTING NOTES; Bright and refreshingly elegant medium body tea with herbal aroma.

    $10
  • Rilhena Estate Pekoe 1

    ORIGIN : Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TASTING NOTES : Rich in flavorwith a touch of malt and hints of fig and stewed fruit.

    $10
  • Lover's Leap Estate Pekoe 1

    ORIGIN : Ceylon (Sri Lanka) TASTING NOTES: Light, bright and elegant tea.

    $10
  • Somerset Planter's Breakfast Tea

    ORIGIN : Ceylon (Sri Lanka) REGION : Dimbula Valley**Teas produced in this region are generally classified as “Ceylon High Grown Dimbula”. TASTING NOTES : Robust and full bodied with citrus notes.CONDIMENTS : Milk / Sugar / Honey / Slice of Lemon

    $10

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Hot Drinks / Coffee (Sustainable)

  • Espresso
    $8
  • Cappuccino
    $10
  • Café Latte
    $10
  • Café Moccha
    $10
  • Macchiato
    $10
  • Latte Macchiato
    $10
  • Decaffeinated
    $10
  • Americano
    $10
  • Double Espresso
    $10
  • Hot Chocolate
    $8

Non - Alcoholic Beverages / Iced Beverages

  • Cafe Fredo

    Cold espresso, chilled water

    Glass: $10
  • Iced Cappuccino

    Espresso, frothed milk

    Glass: $12
  • Iced Latte

    Espresso, flat frothed milk

    Glass: $12
  • Iced Mocha

    Chocolate sauce, espresso, milk

    Glass: $12
  • Iced Caramel Frappe

    Vanilla ice cream, vanilla syrup, caramel sauce, espresso, milk

    Glass: $18
  • Green Tea Frappe

    Matcha green tea powder, vanilla ice cream, sugar syrup, milk

    Glass: $18
  • Lemon Iced Tea

    Lemon juice, cold brewed tea, honey

    $16
  • Passion Fruit Iced Tea

    Fresh passion fruit, passion fruit syrup, lemon juice, brewed tea

    Glass: $16
  • Lemon Ginger Iced Tea

    Fresh ginger, honey, lemon juice, brewed tea

    Glass: $16
  • Lemon Sorbet Iced Tea

    Lemon sorbet, kaffir lime leaves, orange blossom honey, brewed tea

    Glass: $16

Champagne and Wine Selection / By the Glass / Champagne

  • Ernest Rapeneau Brut

    A clear, bright colour. A fine, elegant fresh fruit nose with white peach aromas. Powerful, full-bodied, fruity and fresh on the palate with subtle rounded touches of honey.

    $28

Champagne and Wine Selection / By the Glass / White

  • Berteletti Pinot Grigio, Italy

    A dry, light-bodied 100% Pinot Grigio from Italy (often Puglia or Veneto), typically around 12% ABV, offering a fresh, crisp, and easy-drinking profile with notes of citrus, melon, green apple, and pear, subtle hints of almond, and a straw yellow color with green reflections.

    $14
  • Louis Eschenauer Chardonnay, France

    A dry, light-bodied, unoaked Chardonnay from France’s IGP Pays d’Oc, made from 100% Chardonnay grapes, offering a fresh, easy-drinking profile with crisp acidity and notes of lemon, green apple, and acacia flowers, complemented by a subtle hint of butter and a clean, refreshing finish

    $12
  • Babich Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealan
    $20

Champagne and Wine Selection / By the Glass / Red

  • Catena Zapata Vista Flores Malbec, Argentina

    Mendoza, Uco Valley, Vista Flores Family vintners for over 100 years, the Catenas are recognized for their pioneering role in high-altitude viticulture and in leading Argentina's Malbec revolution. In the 1950´s, Don Domingo Catena began sourcing Malbec from the historic vineyards of Vista Flores. Domingo prized the region's Malbec for its dark colored and structured tannins.

    150ml: $27
  • Berteletti Sangiovese, Italy

    An affordable Italian red wine from Piedmont or Emilia-Romagna, made from 100% Sangiovese. It offers a velvety, medium- to full-bodied profile with flavors of ripe cherry, blackberry, and spice, known for its versatile and approachable character. Best enjoyed slightly cool, it pairs well grilled meats, and aged cheeses.

    $12
  • Santa Helena Merlot, Chile

    A dry, medium-bodied red wine from Chile’s Central Valley, made from 100% Merlot, with around 13% ABV. It features a smooth, approachable profile with ripe plum, blackberry, and subtle vanilla notes, complemented by soft tannins and a balanced finish, making it versatile and easy drinking.

    $16
  • Kressmann Monopole, France

    Kressmann Monopole Red (Rouge) from Bordeaux, France, is a Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon blend with a deep ruby color, offering rich flavors of blackcurrant, blackberry, and subtle hints of vanilla and oak, complemented by soft, silky tannins, a smooth, medium-bodied texture, and a balanced, approachable finish that makes it an accessible.

    $16

Champagne and Wine Selection / By the Glass / Rose

  • Domaines by Ott, France
    $24
  • Footprint, South Africa
    $12

Champagne and Wine Selection / By the Glass / Dessert / Sweet

  • Banfi, Sciandor, Moscato d'Asti DOCG, Italy

    Piedmont, Italy Style : Aromatic and FloralGrape : Muscat Blanc a Petits GrainsTasting Note : Shiny straw yellow colour enriched by aromatic scents that recall flowers, citrus fruits, candied fruits and raisins. The taste is delicate, sweet and persistent.Food Pairing : This wine is special with fruit salad made with strawberries and red fruits. It is excellent with nuts, hazelnuts, almonds, pistachio nuts and fig. It is the perfect solution with patisserie and baked sweets. It has to be served at 8°C in a small, tapered wine glass that concentrates the scents.

    125ml: $21

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Main List

  • Bollinger La Grande Année 2007

    Mostly a warm year, 2007 was characterised by unexpected major weather events. A warm spring was followed by a cool summer, although the end of the ripening process was excellent, with harvests taking place in ideal conditions. Technical Information:Vineyards: 91% Grand Cru, 9% Premier Cru | Pinot Noir: Aÿ, Verzenay | Chardonnay: Avize, Cramant, OgerGrape Varieties: 70% Pinot Noir, 30% ChardonnayAgeing: 8 years on the leesDisgorged: June 2016Dosage: 7 g/lDrink: Now to 2035Tasting Note: On the nose, initial scents of almonds and fleshy fruits such as mango combine with citrus notes and grapefruit. On the palate, the citrus notes continue and lead the way for honeyed flavours and a long lasting refreshing finish. A champagne that will age really well.

    $520
  • Dom Perignon Oenotheque 1995

    ON THE NOSE:Hints of biscuit and warm harvest blend instantaneously with citrus zest and black cherry. The overall impression is of smoked and toasted aromas. ON THE PALATE: Once the sensation of power and structure is absorbed, the density of the fruit is thrown into relief on the mid-palate, and the pure finish, lively, incisive and mineral, is unveiled.THE 1995 HARVEST: The year was notable for its exceptional summer: a fairly overcast spring meant that the vines flowered late but quickly. The summer compensated for the spring, with a heat wave arriving at the end of June. For two months, there was hardly any rain, just a few isolated clouds and above-normal temperatures that seat a 30 year record. The harvest began on September 18 for the Chardonnay and on September 25 for the Pinot noir grapes.

    $1900
  • Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut
    $220
  • Ernest Rapeneau Brut

    A clear, bright colour. A fine, elegant fresh fruit nose with white peach aromas. Powerful, full-bodied, fruity and fresh on the palate with subtle rounded touches of honey.

    $140

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Luxury Selection / Prestige Cuvee

  • Armand de Brignac Ace of Spades Silver Blanc de Blancs NV, WC1-C

    Champagne, France This very small production 100% Chardonnay cuvée is crafted from fruit sourced from traditional Chardonnay territory, the Côte des Blancs, and almost half of the blend is from the lauded Montagne de Reims. This unique assemblage delivers both minerality, suppleness, roundness and lightness from the Montagne de Reims terroir, providing even greater potential for aging.

    $1300
  • Bollinger La Grande Annee Brut 2007

    Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, France The nose starts off with a first impression of fresh almonds, then yellow-flesh fruit aromas evoking peach and mango; toasted, roasted notes accompanied with dried citrus and pink grapefruit. There is a lovely aromatic fullness with honey flavors and a smooth chalky texture on the palate, followed by candied lemon notes and a delicious bitterness, ending on a wonderfully refreshing finish. La Grande Annee 2007 is the perfect Champagne to serve with a fine meal, underscoring Bollinger’s reputation as the ultimate food pairing Champagne. The Champagne shines when enjoyed with grilled fish and lobster; it can stand up to a freshly roasted lamb or veal, as well. And a classic French foie gras will do just fine, thank you. A simple, yet divine enhancement is with fresh Parmesan or Comte.

    $520
  • Bollinger La Grande Année 2008

    Bollinger's 2008 Grande Année is rich, ample and full-bodied, with all of the pedigree of the vintage on display. Dried pear, dried flowers, chamomile, red plum and mint develop as the 2008 shows the breadth and creaminess that are such signatures of the Bollinger house style. A whole range of brighter, more floral and chalky notes appear later, adding translucence and energy. The 2008 is 71% Pinot Noir and 29% Chardonnay taken across 18 crus, and it is the Pinot that very much informs the wine in both flavor and texture. More importantly, the 2008 is one of the best Grande Années I can remember tasting. Bollinger fans won't want to miss it. Disgorged November 2018. Dosage is 8 grams per liter.

    $690
  • Dom Perignon 2004

    THE 2004 HARVEST The 2004 vintage leaves its mark on the history of Dom Pérignon for its ease and generosity. In contrast with the year before, vine growth was regular and progressed without incident, while the bunches were of a significant number and size. While the weather remained moderate for some time with the month of August particularly cool – the vintage was defined by the dry heat of the final weeks before the harvest. The harvest began on 24th September with the grapes displaying excellent ripeness and health.53% Pinot Noir, 47% Chardonnay8 years on the leesDosage: 5 g/lOn the nose, aromas of almond gradually develop into classic toasted notes that combine with an abundance of fruit. In the mouth, a youthful grapefruit and lemongrass flavour combines with a creamy crème brûlée edge that is a hallmark of Dom Pérignon from a year where there is ripe fruit. The full taste lingers with the utmost elegance on a spicy note and finishes with crisp acidity. Dom Pérignon 2004 expresses the singularity of the Dom Pérignon style: the tension between youthfulness and maturity and a unique mouth-feel. Compared to 2002 this may well have better ageing potential since it has both forward ripe fruit and a strong balance of acidity.

    $930
  • Dom Perignon Oenotheque Brut Millesime 1995

    Reims, France Dom Perignonbearing the ""Oenotheque"" label are the very finest vintages that are conserved in an area of the Moet & Chandon cellars known as theOenotheque. They are released only when the ""chef de cave"" deems them to have reached an appropriate stage for release.ON THE PALATEOnce the sensation of power and structure is absorbed, the density of the fruit is thrown into relief on the mid-palate, and the pure finish, lively, incisive and mineral, is unveiled.ON THE NOSEHints of biscuit and warm harvest blend instantaneously with citrus zest and black cherry. The overall impression is of smoked and toasted aromas. THE 1995 HARVEST The year was notable for its exceptional summer: a fairly overcast spring meant that the vines flowered late but quickly. The summer compensated for the spring, with a heat wave arriving at the end of June. For two months, there was hardly any rain, just a few isolated clouds and above-normal temperatures that seat a 30 year record. The harvest began on September 18 for the Chardonnay and on September 25 for the Pinot noir grapes.

    $1900
  • Drappier Grande Sendrée 2005

    This is the tete de Cuvee of this house and is a blend of 55% Pinot Noir and 45% Chardonnay aged for seven years en-tirage in the cellars of Drappier. This wine has a rich golden color with aromas of quince, apricot and strawberry shortcake like aromas to the toasted nutty biscuit like aromas with light smoky notes, even more complex as the wine opens in the glass.Thick and viscous on the tongue with a texture of cream, rich ripe fruit and tongue tingly acidity along with that textbook chalky sea shell like mineral nuance through the finish.

    $1250
  • Krug Vintage 2004

    Reims, FranceAt the House of Krug, every Krug Vintage celebrates the distinct character of a particular year. A Krug Vintage is a blend of the most expressive wines from a single year enhanced by a stay of over ten years in the cellars. Every Krug Vintage is different: it is the Music of the year, captured by Krug.The story of the year 2004, captured by Krug. With harmonious tension and elegant radiance, Krug 2004 reveals the vibrant story of a fresh year – so much so that the House chose to give it the nickname “Luminous Freshness”.At first sight, the beautiful light golden colour promises radiant freshness.The nose begins with an expressive bouquet of ginger, candied citrus and quince, followed by richer notes evoking lemon meringue tart, plum and mirabelle.On the palate, a very balanced Champagne with light notes of brioche and honey giving way to an array of fresh citrus, including oranges, lemons and mandarins, enhanced by a very elegant finish.

    $1850
  • Louis Roederer Cristal Millesime Brut 2002

    Reims, France Indicative blend: 55% Pinot Noir and 45% Chardonnay, comprising 20% of wine matured in oak tuns.2002 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut Rose Millesime is a Sparkling - Berries and Cream style of Champagne produced by Louis Roederer in the Champagne region of France. The average user rating for 2002 Louis Roederer Cristal Brut Rose Millesime is 4.5/5, with an aggregated critics score of 96/100

    $2900
  • Louis Roederer Cristal Millesime Brut 2008

    Reims, France Disgorged October 2016 and will be the first Cristal to be released ten years from harvest when it is offered in 2018. 35 parcels used from a possible 45 in this vintage. The assemblage is 60% pinot noir and 40% chardonnay. This is so fresh and tense and mineral with extremely exuberant chardonnay notes on the nose of white peach, lemon and yellow grapefruit, and hints of almost brambly sous bois aromas. The yeast characters are also super fresh, and there are subtle woody notes, with a hint of vanilla bean and light spices. The palate is super long, and very pure, powerful and focused. It drives deep and taut. Pinot noir is a strong core and the chardonnay sits at the edge offering lemon and white nectarine sorbet flavors. Staggeringly concentrated, yet the balance makes it seem airy and light. Acidity is perfectly positioned, and the power is intense and long. This is an ultra precise Cristal, finishing with a mere suggestion of savoriness and warmth to come. Impressive on release, this will be at its best drinking from 2025.

    $1100
  • Perrier-Jouët, Grand Brut, Millesime Vintage 1997

    Epernay, FranceAssembly: This Grand Brut de Perrier-Jouët is a clever dosage of reserve wines perpetuated year after year with particular care of the cellar master to make a champagne of character. This cuvée comes from a blend of 20% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir and 40% Pinot Meunier.Tasting. Colour: The dress is a beautiful golden color.Nose: The Grand Brut cuvée of Perrier-Jouët offers a beautiful aromatic finesse imbued with subtlety and delicacy. We perceive notes of white flowers (orchard flowers, linden, honeysuckle), fresh fruits (lemon, peach) and yellow fruits (apricot, mango) that give way to a pleasant evolution towards buttery, brioche and vanilla touches.Mouth: In the mouth, the attack is frank. Champagne has structure, balance, roundness and a slight vinosity. A fresh wine that finds its balance in its complexity.

    $910

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Luxury Selection / Prestige Magnums

  • Louis Roederer Brut Premier Jeroboam (3000ml) PDR Display

    Louis Roederer's Brut Premier non-vintage Champagne is the embodiment of Louis Roederer style, combining all the fruitiness and freshness of youth with the vinosity of a fully mature wine. This is a structured and elegantly mature wine, with a lively attack and a smooth palate.The blend is 1/3 Chardonnay and 2/3 Pinots, including 10% of reserve wines aged in oak casks for 2-5 years.The maturation is an average of three years ageing on lees, plus another six months after disgorging.Louis Roederer Jeroboam Brut Premier Champagne NV 3 Litre Jeroboam is presented within a Louis Roederer wooden box.

    3000ml: $1875

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Luxury Selection / Prestige Rose

  • Dom Perignon Rose Epernay 2006

    Plushly creamy in texture, with a steely streak of acidity well-knit throughout and firming the lasting, spiced finish. Drink now through 2029. The2006 Dom PérignonRosé is showing well, offering up an expressive bouquet of bitter orange, red berries, apple and a delicate hint of dried flowers and herbs.

    $1990
  • Laurent Perrier, Grande Siècle Alexandra Rose Brut Millesime 1998

    Bernard de Nonancourt took the opportunity of his elder daughter Alexandra’s marriage in 1987 to create this vintage rosé champagne. It expresses the very highest standards epitomised by the House of Laurent-Perrier, which also produces the benchmark non-vintage rosé champagne. It was therefore totally legitimate to produce a luxury cuvée rosé,an exclusive and rare winewhich occupies a unique niche in its range. This champagne admirably suit strong dishes such as wildfowl. A great champagne for connoisseurs. Appearance:Light salmon with orange hues. Very fine steady bead.Aroma/bouquet:Strawberry, pastry, rose petals, brioche.Palate:Strawberry, dried apricot, pomegranate, toasted almonds, brioche. Nice acidity.Additional comments:Made to be drunk with food. Elegant and balanced. Impressive lengthWhen to drink:Laurent-Perrier Alexandra Rose' 1998 Champagne is ready to drink now through 2018

    $1170
  • Louis Roederer Cristal Brut Rose Millesime 2004

    Reims , Champagne LIMITED EDITION« Intense, refreshing, and exceptionally precise, the bouquet revealsa comprehensive and complex range of flavours—the ensemble is silky,full-bodied, luscious, and light, with a wonderful aromatic purity.»« Cristal Rosé 2004 is a fine example of the quest for perfect elegance underlying the creation of this cuvée. »— Jean-Baptiste Lécaillon, Cellar Master

    $2900
  • Louis Roederer Cristal Brut Rose Millesime 2008

    Reims , ChampagneCristal Rosé 2008 is as close to perfection as it can be: perfect maturity combined with a cristalline freshness ! Jean-Baptiste Lécaillon, Cellar Master

    $2300

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Rose Champagne

  • Bollinger Rosé Brut NV

    .In total the wine is based on Pinot Noir (62%), and contains 24% Chardonnay and 14% Meunier, on average. Over 85% of the grapes are sourced from a combination Grand Cru and Premier Cru villages. Bollinger’s vineyards are the source for over 60% of their production, as was laid down as a minimum in a quality charter written several decades ago. Additionally, Bollinger was accredited with a “High Environmental Value” certification in 2012. Bronze tones combined with the intense depth of a great red wine. On the nose, red berries: hints of red currant, cherry and wild strawberry. A spicy touch. On the palate, flavors of wild berries and a subtle combination of structure, length and vivacity, with a tannic sensation from the red wine addition. Bubbles as fine as velvet

    $500
  • Louis Roederer Rose Vintage 2010. WF3E

    62% Pinot Noir, 38% Chardonnay A great rosé champagne must be made from very ripe grapes, which are sometimes difficult to obtain in the Champagne climate. As a result, Louis Roederer has chosen to invest in one of the earliest Champagne crus, Cumières, for which the steeply-sloping, shallow clay and limestone soils face south and benefit from the additional light reflected from the river Marne, enabling phenolic maturity to be achieved. In these select terroirs, Louis Roederer applies the precise winemaking methods required for the production of a saignée rosé. The style of this rosé is elegant, full-bodied and with delicate fruitiness (red fruits). Brut Rosé is 100% estate-bottled from the grapes of the historic family-owned vineyards.

    $510
  • Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial NV

    Non-vintage Moët has records dating back to 1881 showing Napoleon ordering the Rosé Impérial. Climate change is a definite thing in Champagne; Rosé only used to be produced in the best / warmest years. Now all the rosés in the portfolio make up 20% of production, up from only 2% 20 years ago. One thing that sets this rosé apart from most peers is the use of pinot meunier in the base wine mix. Chef de Cave Benoît Gouez puts the pinot meunier through thermovinification, macerating the fruit for only 2 hours and then pressing, with no skin or seed contact. This extracts a lot of colour and fruit, but it's not a long-lived production method. To this they add pinot noir, macerated as normal. This is also the only red that goes into the reserves, as it has the structure and production method to last years. The two each make up 10% of the final blend of the Rosé Impérial, with chardonnay making up the majority at 80%. After up to 48 months on lees, this is dosed with 7 g/L. Strawberry leather, cherry brioche, red apple floods the palate, tightened on the sides with a slight grip, and lingering with cherry leather and fine spice.

    $330
  • Ruinart Rose Brut NV

    45% of the chardonnay is from the Côte des Blancs and Montagne de Reims vineyards. 55% of the pinot noir is from the Montagne de Reims and the Vallée de la Marne vineyards, 18 to 19% of which has been made into red wine. 20 to 25% coming from reserve wines from the 2 previous years. The nose is subtle and fresh, first offering an original palette of tropical fruits (guava and lychee) and small berries (raspberries, cherries and wild strawberries) in the first instance. These are followed by rose and pomegranate notes which complete the complex, intense aromatic profile, dominated by somewhat undeveloped primary aromas.On the palate the attack is distinct and full, cradled by a gentle effervescence. The aromas of freshly picked berries are fully expressed. The balance brings together a delightful freshness and voluptuous body, expressed by an elegant bracing touch of mint and pink grapefruit.

    $295
  • Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Brut Rose NV

    Non-vintage The coppery champagne, the burst of red fruit aromas…to achieve it, the blend is an essential element, a creative act. The Cellar Master and his team of experts select excellent quality red wines and still wines from some of the most sought-after vineyards in Champagne to find the flavors and characteristics that perfectly express the Veuve Clicquot Rosé style.Made using 50 to 60 different crus, and 30 to 45% of Reserve wines, the cuvée is based on Yellow Label’s traditional blend: the Pinot Noir predominance (50-55%) provides the structure that is so typically Veuve Clicquot, while Chardonnay (28-33%) adds the elegance and finesse essential in a perfectly balanced wine, and a touch of Meunier (15-20%) rounds out the blend.The blend is then completed with 12% of still red wine using red grapes, providing fruitiness. The long period of aging in our Crayères (3 years minimum for Rosé) lendssilkiness to the Champagne.

    $420

Champagne and Wine Selection / Champagne / Sparkling Wines

  • Bellavista Cuvée Brut Franciacorta DOCG 'Alma', Italy

    This cuvée embodies the quintessence of Franciacorta and the ideal harmony behind every Bellavista Franciacorta Method wine. It is made from mostly chardonnay grapes, followed by pinot nero and a small proportion of pinot bianco. At the winery, it is assembled by capable hands from many vintage selections and a few reserve wines from previous harvests, an essential treasure that perpetuates the winery’s style through time. Also important are the fermentation and elevage of part of these wines in small white oak barrels, which impart depth and complexity. The wine is a straw yellow color with greenish highlights and a fine, continuous bead. Ample and enveloping, the aromas range from ripe fruit to fresh flowers, all the way to vanilla and pastry. In the mouth, it is mineral and sensorily complete, fresh and vibrant, and very consistent from an aromatic perspective. Long harmonious finish.

    $180
  • Grace, Chardonnay Extra Brut Traditional Method 2013, Japan

    Misawa, Japan Serena is an elegant traditional method (bottle-fermented) sparkling wine made from Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc grown in the Misawa Vineyard located at Akeno town, Hokuto City, Yamanashi prefecture; and Chardonnay from the Hishiyama producing area which boasts the highest altitude vineyards in the region. The wine is a single vintage extra brut (dry), went through 36 months of bottle maturation, followed by gentle manual riddling on racks and then disgorgement, bottle by bottle.At Grace, sparkling wines are made with the same bottle fermentation process as used in Champagne. Wines are matured in bottles for 3 to 5 years as a vintage wine. Serena Extra Brut is the second wine of the prestige cuvée of Grace “Blanc de Blanc” (5 years of bottle maturation).To ensure a creamy and fine mousse in all of Grace’s sparkling wines, riddling through to dosage are all done by hands, manual work that we cherish.

    $375
  • Pares Balta Cava Brut NV, Spain

    Spain A blend of the three traditional varieties of the Penedès: Parellada, Macabeu and Xarel·lo. The parellada, from the highest mountains of the region, provides the freshness, the macabeu gives us the fruit and the xarel·lo gives us the body.The three varieties complement each other creating a perfect synergy of aromas and freshness.

    $70

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Alsace

  • Domaine Marcel Deiss Burlenberg 2016 R1A1

    Wild and full-bodied. Ruby color marked, nose of a rare fruity and smoky violence, mouth entirely spicy by its burnt tannins. A certain virility and great aptitude for guarding. Volcanic temperament.

    $285
  • Gustave Lorentz, La Limite, Pinot Noir 2015 R1A2

    Alsace, France Concentrated nose of red fruits very finely marked by wood. Soft and silky tannins. The palate is rich, round and of great length.

    $300

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Bordeaux

  • Chateau Lafite-Rothschild 1er Grand Cru 2003 (D)

    Pauillac, France The 2003 Lafite Rothschild comes as close to perfection as any of the great Lafites made over the past three decades (1982, 1986, 1996, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2009 and 2010). This sensational effort came in at 12.7% natural alcohol, it is made in the style of one of this estates great classics, the 1959. Composed of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, it exhibits a dense ruby/purple color to the rim along with a luxurious bouquet of cedarwood, lead pencil shaving, white chocolate, cocoa and cassis. Fat, rich, opulent and full-bodied with low acidity and stunning seductiveness and complexity, this noble wine possesses a bountiful, generous, heady style. It is just coming into its plateau of maturity where it should hold for 20-25 years.

    $7670
  • Chateau Lafite-Rothschild 1er Grand Cru 1995 (D)

    Pauillac, France Intense aromas of blackberries, black licorice and currants, with mineral undertones. Full-bodied, with a solid core of tannins and a long, silky finish. Still holding back, but is concentrated and powerful.

    $6370
  • Chateau Lafite-Rothschild 1er Grand Cru 2001 (D)

    Pauillac, France A classic Lafite Rothschild, with a good 40 years of potential aging ahead of it, this wine tastes like a juiced-up 1999. A blend of 86.5% Cabernet Sauvignon and 13.5% Merlot (only 43% of the crop was deemed worthy enough for this wine), the 2001 shows the classic Lafite nose of lead pencil shavings (graphite), plum, cherry, and black currant, with a hint of tobacco leaf, cedar, and spice box. Medium-bodied, with loads of tannin, this intensely concentrated Lafite is somehow restrained, with extraordinary precision and purity. It is a beauty and seems to be putting on a bit of weight.

    $5070
  • Chateau Latour 1er Grand Cru 1998 (D)

    Pauillac, France The 1998 Latour was in fact the first vintage I ever tasted en primeur at the château. It was an early vintage after budburst on 20 March and the picking began on 20 September until 5 October, the Grand Vin a blend of 72% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Merlot (compared to around 9% these days), 4% Cabernet Franc 1% Petit Verdot. It has an open-knit bouquet with notes of black fruit, iron, undergrowth and autumn leaves. You cannot help noticing its rusticity compared to present-day Latour. The palate is medium-bodied, well balanced, a tang of soy marking the entry, brambly red berry fruit and an almost Graves-like, tertiary, slightly short finish. It is a mid-weight Latour, one that I cannot envisage improving further but it will cruise at this level for the next decade. Tasted at the château.

    $3000
  • Carruades De Lafite Second Wine of Chateau Lafite-Rothschild 2006 (D)

    Pauillac, France 48% Cabernet Sauvignon48% Merlot2,5% Cabernet Franc1.5% Petit VerdotBeautiful deep colour. Lovely fruity nose. Powerful palate, well-rounded, with a very good tannic finish (before fining) and well-integrated woody notes.

    $2470
  • Chateau Lynch-Bages 5e Grand Cru 1996 (D)

    Pauillac, France The fleshy, mouth-filling flavours of this wine, from the exceptional 1996 vintage, leads to great finesse on the finish. With its voluptuous cassis fruit it is a blockbuster to enjoy now but will improve with age. Pauillac at its best.

    $1040
  • Chateau Duhart-Milon , Quatrieme Grand Cru Classe 2006 (R1A3)

    Pauillac, France Château Duhart-Milon Grand Cru Classé wine demonstrates all the refinement of a 4ème Cru Classé from Pauillac. A cut of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, intense purple in color, with aromas of blackcurrant, licorice and cedar. In the mouth, it has great volume and complexity, with a long and balanced finish. A red wine with excellent storage potential and can age for many years.

    $720
  • Chateau Pontet-Canet, Cinquieme Grand Cru Classem 2 (R1A4)

    Pauillac, France This wine is rich, with generous black plum and berry fruits. It has a structure that is full, ripe and that will sustain the fruitiness of the wine over many years. The sensation is of velvet, with some force behind it.

    $520
  • Echo de Lynch Bages, Chateau Haut-Bages Averous 2015 R1A5

    Pauillac, France Grape Variety :Cabernet Sauvignon, MerlotAn echo of the First Wine's character !Like its big brother,Echo de Lynch-Bagesdisplays the characteristic taste, aromas and length of Pauillac wines. As an echo of the first wine, it receives the same care and attention from the vine to the cellars. It is the result of a selection ofLynch-Bages'youngest vines and specific plots which represent between 25 to 40 % of the harvest depending on the vintage.Echo de Lynch-Bagesis round, soft and seductive in its youth with outstanding potential for bottle age.

    $350
  • Château Margaux, Premier Grand Cru Classé, 1986 (D)

    Margaux - France Grape variety:75%cabernet sauvignon, 20%merlot, 5%petit verdotThis is a cru with a rare sense of clarity. In its great vintages, it combines the concentration of a Médoc with tannins of immense distinction like no other wine. It is an iron fist in a velvet glove. The nose develops aromas of violet, blackcurrant and blackberry. On the palate it is generous, smooth and completely pure.

    $6370
  • Chateau Palmer 3e Grand Cru 1999

    Margaux

    $1300
  • Chateau Malescot-St-Exupery, Grand Cru Classe 2005 R1B1

    Margaux, France Exhibits blackberry, mineral, currant and dark chocolate. Full and velvety, with lots of fruit and chewy tannins. Long and caressing, with incredibly sweet fruit and tannins on the finish. Goes on for minutes. A thoroughly gorgeous wine. Best after 2015

    $780
  • Chateau Lascombes, Deuxieme Grand Cru Classe 2005 R1B2

    Margaux, France Using lower yields and a stricter selection of grapes, the quality of this Margaux is on the rise. Aged for 18 months in 60% new oak barrels this is a a complex and generous wine with aromas of licorice, graphite, charcoal and leather. Full-bodied and opulent with a silky texture.

    $650
  • Chateau Cos d'Estournel 2e Grand Cru 1998

    Saint-Estephe

    $900
  • Château Calon-Ségur, Grand Cru Classe Classe 1995 R1B3

    Saint-Estèphe, France Château Calon-Séguris an estate located in the commune ofSaint-Estèpheon the left bank of the Gironde River in Bordeaux, which was rated as a third growth in the1855 Classificationof the Medoc and Graves. The château is unique in the Medoc as the vineyards are in one single plot surrounded by tall stone walls. The grand vin is predominantly made fromCabernet Sauvignon– in some years the proportion can be as high as 90 percent.Wine growing here dates back to the 12th Century, but the name, Calon-Ségur, was first seen in the 18th Century. At the time, the château was owned by Nicolas-Alexandre, the Marquis de Ségur, who also owned Châteaux Latour, Lafite and Margaux. The Marquis decided to add his name to the château alongside the word Calon, the name of the small boats that once transferred timber down the Gironde. As well as changing the name of the estate he also placed a heart on the label of his wine, after he famously stated: "I make wine at Lafite and Latour but my heart belongs to Calon."

    $980
  • Chateau de Pez 2011 R1B4

    Saint-Estephe, France Fruity and spicy, this is a fine, attractively fruity wine. While it doesn't have great weight, it has a core of dry tannins and a dark structure that suggests good aging for the future

    $250
  • Chateau Leoville-Las Cases , Grand Vin de Leoville 2004 R1B5

    Saint-Julien, France Performing better from bottle than it did from cask, this blend of 76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Merlot, and 11% Cabernet Franc has put on weight over the last year. It exhibits the classic style of both Las Cases and St.-Julien in its deep black currant notes interwoven with sweet cherries, wet stones, and toasty vanillin. Made in a structured, medium to full-bodied style with superb concentration, beautiful purity, and admirable symmetry, this beauty is one of the strongest efforts of the vintage.

    $640
  • Chateau Beychevelle, Quatrieme Grand Cru Classe 1995 R1C1

    Saint-Julien, France The 4th Grand Cru in the 1855 classification, Château Beychevelle would undoubtedly deserve another title if the classification were to be redone. With no less than 70 ha on the famous Médoc appellation, Saint-Julien, it has become a must. The blend is composed of 47% Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. A very rigorous selection is made in the vineyards and in the cellar to preserve only the best fruits. The wine is fine and balanced, rich in tannins and the aromas of fruit and spices are of a charming finesse. With a good structure, these wines are suitable for a long aging. Many amateurs, French and foreign, are looking for old vintages, particularly successful.As for recent years, they are acclaimed by a global clientele, and especially Asian. It will go perfectly with red meats but not only... do not hesitate to let your imagination run wild.

    $900
  • Chateau Potensac 2012 R1C2

    Medoc, France 2012 Potensac it has developed more flesh to counterbalance those prenatal hard tannins. It has an attractive if unspectacular raspberry, strawberry and tobacco-scented bouquet, quite closed at first, opaque, but opening with several minutes in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with supple ripe blackberry fruit laced with tobacco and sea salt. I appreciate the finish here. There is satisfying substance, a gentle grip and a classic pencil lead, almost Pauillac-like finish. Enjoy this upstanding Médoc from Jean-Hubert Delon over the next 10-12 years

    $170
  • Chateau Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru 1998 (D)

    Saint-Emilion The 1998 Cheval Blanc, a blend of 65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Franc, is deep garnet-brick in color and absolutely explodes with scents of exotic spices, incense, dried roses, cigar box and licorice, with a core of crème de cassis and dried cherries plus touches of black tea and dusty earth. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the mouth with rich, plushly textured fruit and then POW—it hits the mid-palate with an explosion of Chinese five spice and floral perfume sparks, leading to an epically long finish. This cannot fail to impress and can easily cellar for another 30 years or more.

    $5070
  • Chateau Angelus 1er Cru 1995 (D)

    Saint-Emilion After a lovely summer, harvesting took place in September, when the weather was a little unreliable. The high grape quality helped to make a keeping wine with very classical characteristics. With its intense black robe, the wine displays black fruit aromas combined with hints of cocoa. The mid-palate is distinctively lush and dense. The finish is multi-layered and firm, and contributes a lot of freshness and length to this very characteristic Saint-Emilion vintage

    $2470
  • Chateau Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru 1994

    Saint-Emilion

    $2470
  • Chateau Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru 2002 (D)

    Saint-Emilion Smoky, earthy, sweet red and black currant, fig, and menthol notes jump from the glass of this dark ruby/plum-hued, medium-weight Cheval Blanc. Possessing sweet tannin, medium body, and undeniable elegance as well as nobility, this beautifully made effort appears slightly superior (at least to my taste) to the more hyped 2003.

    $2470
  • Le Petit Cheval 2005 (D)

    Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, France Wonderful aromas of chocolate, spice and toasted oak. Full-bodied, with really fine tannins and a long, flavorful finish. Excellent for the second wine of Cheval-Blanc. Gorgeous.

    $1030
  • Chateau de Malengin, Edmond De Rothschild 2016 R1C3

    Montagne-Saint-Emilion, France GRAPE VARIETY :70% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc, 10% Cabernet SauvignonNOTE : On the nose: Black fruit overtones (morello cherry) with delicate nuances of fresh spice and chocolate. The mouth starts out crunchy, going on to reveal particularly elegant tannin and beautiful freshness that lasts until the end of the fruit aftertaste.FOOD PAIRING :Grilled meat, french cheese, steamed Lobster with garlic and ginger. Japanese: Sushi (Fuller bodied seafood) Shellfish and Shrimp served with Soyu and Wasabi. Korean: Banchan (different side dishes).

    $160
  • Petrus 1996 (D)

    Pomerol Proprietor Christian Moueix's 1996s have turned out well in the bottle. The 1996 Petrus is a big, monolithic, foursquare wine with an impressively opaque purple color, and sweet berry fruit intermixed with earth, pain grille, and coffee scents. Full-bodied and muscular, with high levels of tannin, and a backward style, this wine (less than 50% of the production was bottled as Petrus) will require patience. It is a mammoth example

    $8970
  • Chateau Lafleur-Gazin 2001 (D)

    Pomerol, France This wine has been produced by Ets. Jean-Pierre Moueix since 1976 for the Borderie family, owners since 1930.The Merlot vines (averaging 30 years of age), are planted on gravel and clay. The Cabernet Franc is planted on silt soils, which encourage a nuanced and full expression of this varietal’s character. The vineyard management and vinification are carried out traditionally and with great care, producing a plump, supple, fleshy wine with ripe fruit and silky tannins. Eminently approachable, even in its youth, Lafleur-Gazin is a delightful expression of the lighter style of Pomerol wines.

    $1030
  • Chateau La Rose Figeac 2011 R1C4

    Pomerol, FranceFigeac, a prestigious name in Saint-Émilion, which can be found in several classified growths bordering Pomerol, located on gravel. In fact, the terroir of this vineyard located south of the appellation is sandy-gravelly. Unlike the 1st ranked Saint-Emilion, Merlot reigns supreme here (95%). The wine also offers a very Pomerolais character.Very colorful, it is distinguished by the delicacy of its bouquet, where the wood respects the fruit. Of a beautiful magnitude, it offers a round and concentrated material, reinforced by elegant tannins that will ensure a good guard.Blond woody cherry nose that emphasizes the fruit, delicate mouth, fresh, elegant, tannins not too extracted, velvety, greedy, long, stretched.

    $375
  • Chateau Cheval Blanc GCC 2008
    $1400
  • Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Grand Cru Classe de Graves 2011R1C5

    Pessac-Leognan, FranceIndicative blend: Predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot with Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Great intensity for this Cru Classé of Graves where olfaction leads us to high spheres. A combination of black berries and sweet spices invades our senses. Blackcurrant, licorice and tailed pepper, everything is magnificence. The delectable mouth is full of praise

    $650
  • Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2009 R1D1

    Pessac-Léognan, FranceIndicative blend: Predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot with Cabernet Franc and Petit VerdotChâteau Smith Haut Lafitteis located inPessac-Léognanon the Left Bank of the Garonne River. During the1959 Classificationof the Graves it was rated as Grand Cru Classé for its red wine. The greatest wine ever made by Daniel and Florence Cathiard, Château Smith Haut Lafitte 2009 reveals a deep dark blue color with a sumptuous nose of acacia flower, licorice, anthracite, blueberry, black raspberry, pencil mine and incense. This impressive wine, with an extraordinarily rich and creamy texture, is undoubtedly the most intense wine produced to date. A splendid expression of Pessac-Léognan with silky tannins, revealing charm, delicacy and power, concentration, depth, considerable richness. Well done!

    $1950
  • Château Rauzan-Ségla, Grand Cru Classe 2003 R1D2

    Margaux, France Second GrowthChâteau Rauzan-Séglais a second growth fromMargaux, Bordeaux, as set out in the1855 classificationof Medoc and Graves. TheCabernet Sauvignon-dominant blend is rich and concentrated, and is often considered one of the best of the second growths.

    $350
  • BOILLOT HENRI-VOLNAY CLOS DE LA ROUGEOTTE 2006 750ML
    $350
  • CHATEAU CHEVAL BLANC 2008 750ML
    $1400
  • Chateau La Gomerie Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2003 R1D3

    Saint-Emilion, France This 2003 Grand Cru has a wonderfully complex, austere nose of coffee, smoke, oak and a little graphite. Nice blackcurrant fruit on initial entry with some chocolate. Smooth mouthfeel with drying tannins on the finish.

    $485
  • Chateau Pape Clement, Grand Cru Classe de Graves 2006 R1D4

    Pessac-Leognan, France The 2006 Château Pape Clèment has an intense bouquet that is very well defined, adorned with cassis, blueberry and subtle iodine scents that all gain momentum in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannin, very well-judged acidity, the new oak neatly enmeshed and blessed with a precise, harmonious finish that lingers. This is a wonderful Pape Clèment that will give much pleasure over the next 20 or 30 years.

    $500
  • Chateau des Laurets, Baron Selection Parcellaire 2015 R2-B4

    Puisseguin-Saint-Emilion, France Under the same ownership as the Rothschild property Château Clarke in Moulis, this estate predominately grows Merlot. This wine comes from a selected parcel that gives rich, intense and concentrated fruitiness and dense tannins. It shows a lightly burnt character from the wood aging but the blackberry fruits are dominant and ripe. Drink from 2021.

    $300
  • Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux 2003 D

    Margaux, France The Pavillon Rouge 2003 is a monumental wine, richer in tannins than any Château Margaux produced over at least the last 40 years, until 2005 (which is even more concentrated!). This unusual power is fortunately balanced, as in the first wine, by a delicacy and smoothness which almost makes one forget the impressive tannic structure. It is delicious to drink today and for many more years to come.

    $1800
  • Chateau Canon, Premier Grand Cru Classe B 2006 R1D5

    Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, France Chateau Canon is a 1er Grand Cru Classé estate in the St Emilion appellation on Bordeaux’s right bank. The Grand Vin Chateau Canon is a blend of 75% Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc. After harvesting the grapes are meticulously sorted before undergoing fermentation and a two week post-ferment maceration to build tannin structure. Maturation takes place in 60% new French oak for 18 to 20 months. In the best years, Chateau Canon is deeply coloured and plush with ample mouth-coating blue and blackberry fruit.

    $450
  • Chateau Larrivet Haut-Brion 2014 R1E1

    Pessac-Leognan, France The cranberry and cherry notes on the nose are pretty, and this wine also has a firm core of ripe tannins and good concentration with some real sophistication on the finish.

    $350
  • Chateau Giscours La Sirene de Giscours 2014 R1E2

    Margaux, France La Sirène de Giscours is the second wine of Château Giscours, Grand Cru Classé de Margaux. The estate is rich in an ancient history dating back to the 14th century. A defensive dungeon overlooked a wild and inhospitable countryside. In 1552, Pierre de Lhomme, a wealthy draper from Bordeaux, bought the noble house of "Guyscoutz" , built around a vast estate and planted the very first vines.Beautiful complexity and richness, while keeping the tension, for a wine with generous and deep pleasure. The notes of cassis, peonies and prune prolong it.

    $225
  • Château de Marsan Bordeaux Supérieur, France
    $135

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Burgundy

  • Domaine Georges Lignier et Fils, Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Combottes 2013 R1E3

    Cote de Nuits The domaine is led by Benoit Stehly, nephew of Georges Lignier, who worked at the domaine for a decade alongside his uncle, before assuming control of the work in both the vineyard and the cellar in 2008. His approach is very traditional, as he seeks to achieve maximum aromatic concentration, above nearly all other characteristics, including structural or color concentration. To achieve this, techniques such as a slightly later harvest and 80% destemming are employed. At the Villages level, the wines are raised in older barrels, while the 1er Crus see 30% new oak, and the Grand Crus 50% new oak. A vein of seductive elegance runs throughout the full range of wines, inviting a complex and beautiful conversation with each glass. The sensitive palate will thoroughly enjoy this approach, a statement of respect for the grandest of traditions in Burgundy and a sublime expression of the terroir underlying some of the most renowned sites in the Cote de Nuits. Since 2010 the wines are neither fined nor filtered.

    $1040
  • Louis Jadot Vosne-Romanee 1er Cru Les Suchots 2012 (D)

    Cote de Nuits Bright medium red. Quintessential Burgundy aromas and flavors of black raspberry, bitter cherry, Oriental spices, coffee, and musky underbrush, all lifted by an element of peppery herbs. Densely packed, spicy and taut; initially seems a bit light but there's real sap here. The light peppery quality combines with fine tannins to give the finish grip and lift. My recorked bottle held up for days in the refrigerator.

    $1030
  • Domaine Trapet Latricieres-Chambertin Grand Cru 2014 R1E5

    Cote de Nuits, France Located in Burgundy’s Gevrey-Chambertin, the Rossignol-Trapet domaine makes top quality red wine from the Pinot Noir grape variety. The estate was founded when Jacques Rossignol of Volnay married Mado Trapet from Gevrey-Chambertin, with their two sons Nicolas and David Rossignol taking over full winemaking responsibilities from 1990 after the domaine was split into two (the other half becoming Trapet Père et Fils). Rossignol-Trapet makes a small number of bottles every year, following organic and biodynamic methods just like their cousins at Trapet Père et Fils. Yields are reduced as much as possible to focus on quality, not quantity, and new oak is only prominent in the Grand Cru expressions. The wines can be quite austere when young, with earthy and floral notes at the forefront, however, this firmer structural quality only helps to create the perfect framework for the wines to age with grace and elegance.

    $900
  • Perrot Minot Gevrey-Chambertin 2015 R1F1

    Cote de Nuits, France Cotes de Nuits, France TastingWell located under the Grands Crus route and more precisely in the extension of the Grand Cru Mazoyères-Chambertin, this Gevrey obviously has the spicy character of the best "Villages" in the town, but without a hint of rustic character, proof of the wine maker's talent for understand the character of his vintage from the vineyard to the vinification, without exaggerating the extraction on a more clayey soil and naturally capable of producing a thick and virile wine.ViticultureThe grapes are 100% destemmed.Cold maceration for about a week, at 14O.Natural fermentation, gentle extraction by pumping over and very little punching down.Once fermentation is complete, the wines are settled for 48 hours and put in barrels for 12 to 14 months of aging, depending on the nature of the vintage.25% new barrels, the rest being made up equally of one-year and two-year barrels.

    $350
  • Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru, Domaine d'Ardhuy 2013 R1F2

    Cote de Nuits, France begins with really attractive ruby color of medium intensity with real brilliance. Truly charming, slightly vanilla at first, then moving towards aromas of fresh raspberries of great purity, then notes of musk and soft spices. The mouth is sumptuous, possessing an extraordinary velvetiness. The palate is rich in aromas - red fruits, then cinnamon, then butterscotch - almost creme brulee. Almost infinite length.

    $640
  • Louis Jadot, Gevrey-Chambertin 2012 R1F3

    Cote de Nuits, France The Gevrey Chambertin of the Maison Louis Jadot is a wine vinified from the production of various major producers of Gevrey. It has a very deep ruby color. It gives off aromas of ripe red and black fruits, spices and animal notes of musk and fur as it ages. It is silky, robust, tannic and well balanced.

    $510
  • Louis Jadot Corton-Pougets 2011 R1G1

    Cote de Beaune A gorgeously rich wine, powered by tannins but just as importantly by ripe berry fruit and crisp acidity. Smoky wood flavors blend with juicy fruit, powerful dark tannins and an intensely fresh finish. Age for seven years or more

    $770
  • Domaine Bitouzet-Prieur, Beaune 1er Cru "Cent-Vignes" 2015 R2-Q5

    Côte de Beaune, FranceThe sole red offering from this domaine outside of Volnay is the Beaune 1er Cru “Cents Vignes” which is also perhaps the most charming red wine of the estate. It shows this appellation’s typical soft tannins and gracious red cherry fruit; supple, silky, and fine with excellent balance and beautifully ripe fruit. The Bitouzets own 1.26 hectares of vines here which were planted in 1987 and 1988. This is fresher still with its pretty nose that blends red currant and cherry aromas with those of anise and violet. There is a lovely sense of energy to the beautifully well-detailed medium weight flavors that possess a caressing feel to the mid-palate that tightens up materially on the firm, serious and mildly austere finish. This beauty should amply reward up to a decade of cellaring. Recommended.

    $510
  • Louis Jadot, Volnay 2012 R1G2

    Cote de Beaune, France Presents a beautiful intense and deep red color, which reveals aromas of black fruit, violet and a vanilla note. A delicious red wine, silky and round in the mouth, ideal to accompany red meat or cheeses

    $460
  • Corton Renardes, Grand Cru, Au Clos Des Langres, Domaine d'Ardhuy 2014 R1G3

    Cote de Beaune, France This estate operates a beautiful plot of 1.23 ha, at the origin of a very elegant 2014, open to red fruits enhanced with spices, with a wide palate, suave, full of fruit, finely wooded and tannic. Built for a long guard.

    $350
  • Santenay, Saint Jean de Narosse, Y. et C. Contat-Grange 2015 R1G4

    Cote de Beaune, France The AOC Santenay is bordering that of Maranges but the characters are a little different. This 2015 plays the card of gluttony and immediacy. .In short: this estate has always worked organically and voluntarily seeks the somewhat rustic character of Maranges in its bottles. The wines are regulated whatever the vintages and are safe values each year. To recommend to wine lovers a little manly in their youth or to wait in the cellar at least 5 years to make them more friendly.

    $170
  • Ladoix, Au Clos Des Langres, Domaine d'Ardhuy 2016 R1G5

    Cote de Nuits, France SIGHT:Deep Red, Limpid.THE NOSE:Red fruits, Roasted.THE MOUTH:Powerful, Round, Full-bodied.WOODED:Moderately wooded.FOOD & WINE PAIRINGS:Prime rib, Pan-fried mushrooms

    $165
  • Louis Jadot, Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2012 R1I1

    Cote de Nuits, France Elegant nose releases soft scents of various red berries, earth, floral and sauvage nuances that are highlighted by gentle wood notes. There is excellent volume to the notably rich and velvet-textured broad-shouldered flavors that are supported by phenolically mature and quite firm tannins on the mouth coating and attractively well-balanced finish.

    $750
  • Domaine Henri Boillot, Clos de la Rougeotte, Volnay 1er Cru 2006 R1I3

    Côte de Beaune, France Rich, typical, complete, supple wines with silky tannins.

    $330
  • Chateau de Chamirey, 'Clos du Roi' 2009 R1I4

    Mercurey 1er Cru, France

    $210
  • Vincent Girardin, Pommard Les Vieilles Vignes 2014 R1I5

    Cote de Beaune, France

    750ml: $255
  • Domaine D'Eugenie Grands Echezeaux Grand Cru 2014 R1J1

    Cote de Nuits, France Decanted and open for business, it is still youthful, but with some maturing notes – finely grained sous-bois with some hints of truffle and Vosne spices, violets and a whiff of peony. On the palate, generous for the vintage and starting to soften towards a silkier expression. A very enjoyable Grands Echezeaux in the making.

    $1100
  • Vosne-Romanee Champs Perdrix, Perrot Minot 2017 R1J2

    Vosne Romanee, Burgundy The 2017 Vosne-Romanée Les Champs Perdrix has an open-knit, slightly mushroomy bouquet of light red fruit, hints of sage and even a little onion skin. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins, fine acidity, a touch of white pepper and a cohesive, quite energetic finish. This should age nicely over the next decade.

    $555

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Burgundy / Cote de Nuits

  • Clos Vougeot Grand Cru, Louis Jadot 2009 R1J3

    Cote de Nuits Slightly high-toned aromas of crushed cherry, menthol, flowers and sweet oak. Sappy and savory on the palate, with a restrained sweetness to the dark fruit and licorice flavors and a complicating element of wild potpourri spices. This tactile, masculine Clos-Vougeot shows a lot of medicinal reserve today and should be forgotten for seven or eight years.

    $1300

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Loire Valley

  • Penser Nature, Grolleau Noir, Château de Passavant 2017 R1K1

    Loire Valley, France Very aromatic and round on the palate, this tender rosé wine is a delicacy. The Grolleau Gris is highlighted in this cuvée. A fruity and slightly tart palate contributes to the balance of this wine.

    $140
  • Saumur-Champigny, Clos de l'Echelier, Thierry Germain, Dom des Roches Neuves, 2013 R1K2

    Loire, France Still contained by its youth, the Clos de l'Échelier takes on fine airs of beautiful Burgundy Pinot, it's refinement will be delivered over the years. A well-stylized Cabernet Franc.

    $330
  • Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Rouge 2018 R1K3

    Loire, France The bouquet is marked by morello cherry, violet, wood notes and with aging it develops aromas of game, truffle and cherries in brandy. On the palate, it reveals good roundness and a light, pleasant astringency (tannins from the grapes as well as the oak barrels) assuring good aging for 8 to 10 years.The ample bouquet of Les Baronnes is ideal for your braised and pan-sautéed white or red meats. Glazed roast meats are a perfectmatch…. Pure pleasure!

    $135

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Rhone Valley

  • M. Chapoutier, Barbe Rac, Chateauneuf du Pape AOC 2016

    Appearance:intense garnet. Nose:herbacy, spices (liquorice), chocolate, fruits (strawberry).Palate:ample, fleshy, hot and round. Outstanding density with an impressive length. According to the vintage, the wine can be kept from 30 to 60 years, indeed from 50 to 75 years.One of the wines of the vintage will no doubt be the 2014 Châteauneuf du Pape Barbe Rac. This single vineyard, 100% Grenache release reveals a deep purple color as well as rich, full-bodied notes of mulled blackberries, exotic spice, licorice and Provençal garrigue. Possessing ripe tannin, a full, layered middle and a great finish, it will age for 10-15 years.

    $290
  • Cote Rotie, Seigneur de Maugiron, Delas Freres 2011 R1K4

    Rhone, France Le Côte-Rôtie Seigneur de Maugiron 2011 is a superb representative of the vintage. Juicy and lively, with a full-bodied and classic profile on the palate, it reveals itself on notes of tapenade, bacon, smoked meat and pepper, with shades of raspberry. A 100% Syrah aged 16 months in French barrels of which 30% new, this beauty will be drunk well for 15 years or more. A harmonious and concentrated Côte-Rôtie,a bottle of choice.

    $380
  • David Reynaud, Cornas, Rebelle 2016 R1L1

    Rhone, France Owner of the Les Bruyères estate located in the heart of the Crozes-Hermitage appellation, winemaker David Reynaud offers a superb cornas here. Superb insofar as it is achieved thanks to biological and biodynamic methods that are characterized in particular by a control of yields in order to let the berries, and ultimately the wine, express the quintessence of the terroir of origin.A terroir made of clay, limestone and pebble terraces.In the cellar, the work is just as neat insofar as the vinification and aging are done in the cellar buried. As soon as they are received, the syrah berries are encuvated in concrete vats. Inert containers that preserve the characteristics of the wine.The tasting reveals a wine that we recommend you to savor after a small guard and, above all, a passage in a carafe a few hours before its service with dishes of character. We appreciate its density, beautiful tannins and depth. A beautiful wine to marry with red meats, a stuffed squash or a duck breast with figs.

    $290
  • Delas Crozes-Hermitage Les Launes 2010
    $230
  • Domaine de Fontavin, Gigondas 2018 R1L2

    Rhone, France The 2016 Gigondas Cuvee Combe Sauvage rivals some of the domaine's bottlings from Châteauneuf du Pape, offering subtle black cherry and plum fruit, a full-bodied, richly concentrated and velvety-textured palate and complex hints of cola, spice and mocha on the lingering finish. It's immediately approachable, but it should still age well for at least a decade.

    $130
  • Ventoux, Delas Freres 2013 R1L3

    Rhone, France The color is a deep ruby red, showing garnet reflections while young. With its predominately berry-fruit bouquet, this wine shows the full aromatic power of these two fine grape varieties whilst retaining the freshness imparted by well-controlled winemaking.

    $140
  • Domaine Benjamin Duclaux, Cote Rotie, La Germine 2013 R1L4

    Rhone, France The name "La Germine" comes from an old place name said to be located in the town of Tupin.Sols:cuvée produced on the terraces and slopes of the southern slopes of the Côte-Rôtie appellation composed ofGneiss.Grape varieties:97% Syrah (red grape variety) and 3% Viognier (white grape variety).Vinification:manual harvesting. 80% desalted, maceration of 3 weeks in thermo-regulated tank.Ageing:18 months inbarrelsanddemi-muids,20% of which are new barrels.Food and wine pairings:deer with grand veneur sauce, barbecue prime rib, leg of lamb, truffled dishes. In general, it will perfectly accompany game, red meats and dishes in sauce.Comment:This cuvée is the worthy representative of the appellation. It is a complete wine, both balanced and racy.

    $260
  • Domaine Benjamin Duclaux, Cote Rotie, Maison Rouge 2016 R1L5

    Maison Rouge is delicious:the wine has a weft and a wefty flesh without any hardness of mouth. A nice grain of tannin lines the mouth without excess, and the woody is perfectly integrated.

    $300
  • Domaine des Fees, Cave des Vignerons d'Estezargues 2019 R1M1

    Cotes du Rhone France Domaine des Fées is stampedOrganicin agriculture and vinified without any chemical input in the cellar during the winemaking phase. Power and densityare on the program but in a velvet glove!The aromatic profile is clearly reminiscent of the Grenache-Syrah blend:black fruits dominate(cherry, blackberry) and mingle with delight with spicy expressions and mineral touches. The ample and deep sensations illustrate the extremeconcentration of grapesharvested at optimal maturity. The tannins, numerous and chiseled, are always of beautiful quality and give it in fine. No filtration or bonding.Accompaniment:Braised rumsteck needle with red wine, roasted pigeon, blood duck, doe fillet, leg of suckling lamb with thyme flower, rabbit with olives, rosé pigeon and vegetable tian, roasted quails.

    $80
  • M. Chapoutier, Barbe Rac, Chateauneuf du Pape 2014 R1M2

    Rhone, France Appearance:intense garnet.Nose:herbacy, spices (liquorice), chocolate, fruits (strawberry).Palate:ample, fleshy, hot and round. Outstanding density with an impressive length. According to the vintage, the wine can be kept from 30 to 60 years.

    $290
  • Philippe Gimel Saint Jean du Barroux Ventoux La Pierre Noire 2014 R1M3

    Ventoux, Rhone From the wine area of the Rhône Valley near Mont Ventoux.It refines for 24 months in cement vats and releases a brilliant, deep and complex organoleptic profile, expressing aromas of brandied cherries, blackberries, black pepper and licorice, intensely painted against a background of Mediterranean scrub and humus.The taste is warm and invigorating, solar but well balanced, with a long peppery persistence.

    $230

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, Languedoc-Roussillon

  • Domaine Peyre Rose, Marlene No 3 2008 R1M4

    Coteaux du Languedoc, FranceMarlene fromDomaine Peyre Rose raises a color garnet. The nose, pleasant on red berries, the blackcurrant, the black raspberry, and the jam of cherries is crowned by a smoked note. The mouth is remarkable, firmly tannic and provided with a smooth finale. Ideal with game meat.

    $350
  • Domaine Peyre Rose, Clos des Cistes 2008 R1M5

    Coteaux du Languedoc, France This cuvée is a blend of 90% Syrah and 10% Grenache from the terroirs of Saint-Pargoire, a village classified as a Coteaux du Languedoc AOC (then Languedoc AOP). The vines are about 25 years old and the fermentation is traditionally carried out in stainless steel and concrete vats, with a small amount of lightning. The first vintage of Clos des Cistes was 2002. Small yields of just 15 hectolitres per hectare.90% Syrah and 10% Grenache Noir.The ruby colour with garnet highlights reveals complex and pure scents: Mediterranean spices, garrigue, tapenade, prune, dates and smoky/lardy notes. On the palate, the touch is very unctuous with a broad and diffuse mid-palate without ever falling into heady opulence. The wine stays upright with fantastic length.

    $350
  • Domaine Peyre Rose, Clos Syrah Leone 2008 R1N1

    Coteaux du Languedoc, France The Syrah Léone cuvée from Domaine Peyre Rose comes from vines over 25 years old planted on the clay-limestone plateaus. Syrah Léone is made with a blend of more than 90% Syrah and 10% Mourvèdre harvested from a terroir of friable limestone. The name of the cuvée evokes the memory of Léone, the former owner of this land. Grown organically, yields are limited in order to produce concentrated juices. Syrah Léone 2008 was raised for 24 months in a tank. The color of this 2008 vintage is a very deep garnet red. On the nose, the aromas of black fruit and blackberry are intense and complex. Notes of cocoa and truffle mingle. On the palate, Syrah Léone 2008 reveals beautiful tannins, a dense structure, spicy notes. A solar cuvée, a model of balance, a mythical wine.Blend of Syrah Léone 2008, Domaine Peyre Rose: 90% Syrah, 10% Mourvèdre

    $350
  • Domaine Olivier Pithon, "Le Pilou" 2015 R1N2

    Languedoc-Roussillon, France Wine of Protected Geographical Indication Côtes Catalanes Rouge.Harvest by hand.Traditional vinification.Breeding in lightning for 18 months.100% old Carignan.Clay-Limestone terroir.

    $150
  • Vieilles Vignes rouge, IGP Côtes Catalanes 2016 R1N3

    Roussillon, France Harvested manually, the grapes are sorted in the cellar before 100% destuffling. Vinification is carried out in the traditional way, with a maceration of 2 to 4 weeks and fermentation via indigenous yeasts. With a duration of 24 months, the ageing is done exclusively in barrels. .Assembly: TheIGP Côtes Catalanes Vieilles Vignes 2016 of the Gauby estate is the result of a blend of grenache noir(25% - 55-year-old vines), carignan (35% - 125-year-old vines), Mourvèdre (10% - 25-year-old vines) and Syrah (30% - 20-year-old vines).

    $150
  • "Les Jolis Raisins", Saint-Chinian, Château Coujan 2016 R2-I5

    Languedoc-Roussillon, France On the nose, aromas of black berries (blackberry, blackcurrant), pepper and candied red fruits. In the mouth, an ample and supple attack, fine tannins and a warm finish on the cocoa.

    $80
  • Les Herbes Hautes, Jeff Carrel, Corbières 2016 R1N5

    Languedoc-Roussillon, France 65% Grenache / 20% Carignan / 15%SyrahTransparent garnet-red.Delicate and intense notes of kirsch, raspberries, plums and spices.Pure, elegant, full of finesse, with this essence which brings tension to the wine, firstly silky before gaining in density and power.The aftertaste is again full of freshness thanks to resinous notes of cistus, eucalyptus and menthol.PairingPerfect to accompany lamb (rosé rather than confit), but should accommodate to a number of southern France specialities.

    $140

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / France, South West

  • Domaine Labranche-Laffont 2015 R1O1

    Madiran AOC, France 100% Tannat.12 months in French oak, 20% new . From several parcels that total 7.5 acres. One parcel of two acres has vines 150 years old; the others support vines at least 50years old! Soil is clay-limestone. Farming is certified organic. Hand harvested.Very dark, deep and dense--this wine underlines the notion that Tannat is a study in density and the exact opposite of modern “spoofilated” wines.

    $90
  • Mas del Perie 'Les Escures' 2017 R1O2

    Cahors, France Fabien Jouves Les Escuresis anaturalmonovarietalMalbecred wine from theAOC Cahorsproduced byMas del Périé - Fabien Jouves.Mas del Périé - Fabien Jouvesis a winery located on a hill inTrespoux,Cahors. Its plots are cultivatedbiodynamicallyin order to fully respect nature, the vine and its surroundings. It was founded in 2006 byFabien Jouves, a young winemaker who vinifies naturally, without oenological additives and accompanying the wine until its maturity, fermenting it and ageing it in concrete tanks,foudresand barrels.The vineyards forMalbec del Fabien Jouves Les Escureshave an average age of 25 years, are cultivatedbiodynamicallyand their soils are calcareous and clayey. They are located about 350 metres above sea level and are manually harvested to be able to select the grapes while still in the field.TheFabien Jouves Les Escuresharvest is destemmed and fermented in cement tanks and in barrels. The must-wine macerates with the skins for about 30 days, and once fermented undergoes an ageing of about 6 months in the same tanks in which it has fermented.Fabien Jouves Les Escuresis a fruity, spicynatural Malbecwith roasted touches.

    $100

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Germany

  • Dr.Burklin-Wolf, Pinot Noir 'S' 2007 & 2017 (Biodynamic ) R2B3

    Plafz, Germany Weingut Dr Bürklin-Wolf, located inPfalz,is one of the largest family-owned wine estates in Germany. It was originally established in 1597 by Bernhard Bürklin.It is light and red cherries perfumed Pinot Noir, recommended to pair with meaty and oily fish as swordfish or tuna.

    $510

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Spain

  • Celler de Capçanes Peraj Ha'abib 2017 (D)

    Montsant, Spain Peraj Ha’abibFlor de PrimaveraCapcanes Peraj Ha'abib is a blend of Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Carignan made under strict Kosher vinification rules that require oversight by a local rabbi. Aged in both French and American oak, it exhibits a deep ruby/purple color in addition to sweet, concentrated cassis and currant flavors, medium to full body, and well-integrated tannin, acidity, and alcohol. Enjoy over the next 8-10 years.

    $220
  • Celler de Capçanes Peraj Petita 2018 (D)

    Montsant, Spain For Peraj Petita, Capcanes selects the best grapes from its indigenous varieties of Garnacha, Samso and Ull de Llebre. The grapes are harvested from ancient vines up in the mountains. Peraj Petita 2018 is a powerful blend of 50% Grenache, 20% Tempranillo, 15% Merlot and 15% Syrah, and exhibits lively fruit and seductive aromas of red berries and cherry. It reflects the terroir and great varieties of the area.Pairs well with New York strip steak or lamb shanks braised in tomato broth.

    $170
  • Macan Clasico 2016 R2B4

    Rioja, Spain Macán Clásico is a single variety, 100% Tempranillo. Its grapes grow on chalky soils with a sandymarl profile. Vintage 2016 was produced in the new facilities in Samaniego allowing a moreprecise, parcel driven vinification. For its ageing, new oak was reduced in 50% and 10% of barrelsused were American oak built in Vega Sicilia´s own cooperage.Macán Clásico 2016 offers the purest expression of Rioja's Tempranillo. It's a fresh wine, but at thesame time serious, with persistence and depth.*Bodegas Benjamin de Rothschild & Vega Sicilia

    $195
  • Palacios Remondo 'Finca La Montesa' 2018 DOCa. R1H4

    Rioja DOCa, Spain Always a sure value, the 2015 La Montesa, has been increasing the amount of Garnacha in its blend, and here it reached 92% with the remaining 8% being Tempranillo. La Montesa is the name of a large estate where different lieux-dits, or "parajes" in Spanish, contribute to the blend of Valtomelloso, Valfrio and Valviejo. The grapes were hand-picked throughout October, then destemmed, crushed and fermented with indigenous yeasts in stainless steel vats, with remontage, where it also underwent malolactic fermentation. The wine matured in barrel for 12 months before being bottled. There is a big jump from La Vendimia to La Montesa in finesse, freshness and subtleness. The tannins are ultrafine, and the flavors are intense and deep, with some spicy undertones and a very tasty finish. Amazingly good. A whopping 650,000 bottles and some other formats produced. The quality is amazing for the volume, and it's also a good value.

    $95
  • Vega Sicilia Unico 2005 R2B5

    Ribera del Duero, Spain Explosively perfumed aromas of fresh ripe red fruits, floral oils, pipe tobacco and incense take on sexy vanilla and woodsmoke nuances as the wine opens up. Densely packed yet shockingly lithe on the palate, offering intense cherry liqueur, red currant and spice cake flavours given spine by a core of juicy acidity. Shows superb energy and clarity, finishing sweet, smoky and extremely long; velvety tannins add a gentle grip.

    $1150
  • Vega Sicilia Valbuena 2013 R2C1

    Ribera del Duero, Spain Very attractive aromas of blackberries, dark chocolate and orange peel, as well as fresh herbs. Full-bodied, very rich and layered with lots of beautiful fruit. A long and flavorful finish. Rich and opulent. A blend of 95% Tempranillo and 5% Merlot.

    $500
  • Venta la Vega, Ternario 1, Garnacha Tintorera 2016 R2C3

    Almansa, Spain Produced with grapes from our best Garnacha Tintorera lots, harvested by hand in boxes during the first weeks of September. Fermentation and ageing in concrete tanks for almost 8 months. Final smoothing in small French oak casks for 6 months.Cherry red colour, with purple hues and great depth.Upfront, with intense aromas of fresh red fruits and flowers one the nose, and undertones of minerals and aromas from our local limestone soils (sweetness, graphite and spices).Hits the tongue with strength, conveying a fresh acidity and a tasty fruitiness. Showcases the varietal character of the Tintorera and the identity of the estate, with fine limestone and Mediterranean expressions.

    $80
  • Tilenus Pago De Posada 2015 R2C4

    Bierzo, Spain 100% MencíaRed fruit, undergrowth and smoked. It is a very fresh and elegant wine. It planted on slopes of difficult mechanical access at about 600-800 meters above sea level then aged for 14-16 months in French oak barrels. It is bottled without filtering or clarified, so it is common to find grounds.

    $195

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Australia

  • By Farr Pinot Noir ‘Sangreal’ 2017 R2Q1

    Geelong, Australia TASTING NOTES Each year the same descriptive notes come to mind for this wine: seductive, perfumed, seamless balance and moreish. It is a site that wavers very little in more difficult vintages and excels in the great ones—this is the backbone of By Farr wines. The alluring characters of this vineyard, combined with red fruits, whole bunch, acidity and oak, have produced a beautifully interwoven expression of site and vintage. That’s what it’s all about.

    $250
  • Chapel Hill, The Vicar, Shiraz 2010 R2Q2

    McLaren Vale, Australia A brutish, muscular style of Shiraz, filled with intense notes of plum and tar and accented by hints of coconut and vanilla. Yet for all its concentration and richness, the finish is surprisingly elegant.

    $470
  • Chapel Hill, The Vicar, Shiraz 2012 R1H4

    McLaren Vale, Australia A brutish, muscular style of Shiraz, filled with intense notes of plum and tar and accented by hints of coconut and vanilla. Yet for all its concentration and richness, the finish is surprisingly elegant.

    $470
  • Chateau Tanunda Grand Barossa Shiraz 2019 R2Q3

    Lifted aromas of blackberry, plum and black pepper are accompanied by spicy, dark berry fruits on the palate. Although drinking well now this wine may be cellared for up to ten years from vintage. 18 Months French & American oak

    $120

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Argentina

  • Bodega Norton Finca La Colonia Malbec 2019 R2C5

    Lujan de Cuyo, Argentina Tasting Note: Rich ruby red in colour with purple hints. Sweet and spicy aromas, ripe red fruit and smooth texture. Fresh fruit, cinnamon and cherry aromas. Very attractive velvety feel on the palate, delicious finish.Food Pairing : The wine goes well with grilled meat, grilled meat, barbecue, barbeque, sausages, game and cheeses.

    $105
  • Catena Zapata Adrianna Vineyard River Stones Malbec 2015 R2D2

    Gualtallary District, Tupungato Alto Region, Uco Valley, Mendoza WINE DESCRIPTION This cuvée takes its name from a small parcel of the Adrianna Vineyard that is completely covered with oval white stones and was the site of an ancient riverbed. The abundant stones provide optimal drainage and extreme temperatures. They absorb heat and moderate the nights, but also function like ice cubes after a very cold night. Stony soil Malbecs tend to be extremely aromatic, rich and luxurious, just like the River Stones Malbec from Adrianna. This wine can be enjoyed young or aged for decades.

    $390
  • Catena Vista Flores Malbec 2019 R2D3

    Mendoza, Uco Valley, Vista Flores Family vintners for over 100 years, the Catenas are recognized for their pioneering role in high-altitude viticulture and in leading Argentina's Malbec revolution. In the 1950´s, Don Domingo Catena began sourcing Malbec from the historic vineyards of Vista Flores. Domingo prized the region's Malbec for its dark colored and structured tannins.

    $125

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Chile

  • Almaviva 2017 R2F3

    Maipo Valley, Chile 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Carmenère, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot, 2% Merlot Deep, intense and opaque ruby red. The nose reveals a generous, powerful and layered bouquet of ripe cassis and blackberries, interwoven with hints of mineral, fine notes of vanilla, coffee, black pepper and earth. Dense and full-bodied, the wine fills the mouth with round, ripe and refined tannins, leaving an overall impression of balance and persistence. Produced from an extremely warm, but superb vintage, this well-structured wine of balanced acidity strikes a wonderful combination of elegance and power, with a very promising long aging potential.

    $810
  • De Martino, Carmenere Reserva, 'Legado', 2019 R2F4

    Maipo, Chile This wine has a lively violet colour. The nose is very fresh, with lots of red andblack fruit accompanied by notes of tobacco leaf, spices and pepper. Thepalate is medium-bodied and intense with a velvety texture and very softtannins, complemented by ripe black fruit, fresh acidity and a long finish.

    $100
  • Don Melchor 2015 R2F1

    Puenyte Alto, Alto Maipo Valley 92% Cabernet Sauvignon; 7% Cabernet Franc; 1% Petit Verdot.Deep cherry red in color, this wine captivates with its balance, depth, and complexity. The aromas of red fruits delicately intermingle with mineral notes that recall cold ashes and pencil lead. Fine, delicate textures appear on the palate and show this to be an ample, deep wine with a smooth, fine attack followed by an intense, mouth-filling evolution. Concentrated, expressive, and generous in flavors and aromas with a long finish dominated by the balance and elegance of the various layers of flavors. Pair with red meats (beef and lamb) and game in different preparations such as roasts, stews, or braises with red wine, mushrooms, rosemary, and tomatoes. Also pairs very well with assorted terrines and pates, especially duck with truffles, or with aged, dried, or creamy cow’s or goat’s milk cheeses.

    $510
  • Montes Outer Limits Cinsault 2018 R2F2

    Itata Valley, Chile The Cinsault variety from the beautiful Itata Valley never ceases to amaze us. In this vintage the wine achieved the unmistakable color that this variety tends to present—a very lively ruby red with magenta at the rim. Aromatically it expresses the typical fresh berry notes of blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries as well as notes of wildflowers, country herbs, and damp forest. Its short stay in French oak barrel lends enough complexity on the nose and smoothed the tannins on the palate.

    $90

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Italy

  • Antinori Badia a Passignano 2005 R1O3

    BADIAPASSIGNANO Chianti Classico Gran Selezione DOCG, ItalyBadia a Passignano is one of the last vineyards to mature and one of the first to start, so it always has a very long growing cycle. The spring began with good weather with budbreak coming about ten days early, followed by a cool, early summer and a hot August. The Sangiovese-based 2016 Chianti Classico Gran Selezione Badia a Passignano shows some real ripeness on the close with more red and purple fruit rather than black fruit characteristics. This is a very traditional expression of the Tuscan grape and the least international of Marchesi Antinori's offerings. It's the kind of classic Sangiovese that belongs on the table next to a pappardelle with your favorite ragù.

    $380
  • Antinori Peppoli Chianti Classico DOCG 2018 R1O4

    PEPPOLI CHIANTI Tuscany, ItalyAn intense ruby red in color, the nose of the wine is characterized by aromas of cherries, with the supplementary notes of violets, characteristic of Sangiovese along with spice and vanilla. On the palate, the wine is savory and balanced with the crisp acidity of this variety and sweet flavors. The tannins are rather supple and the finish and aftertaste show the fruit and spice which develop during the aging period. On the whole, the wine is long and pleasurable.

    $120
  • Antinori Pian delle Vigne, Brunello di Montalcino 2009 R1O5

    PIAN DELLE VIGNE Tuscany, Italy100% SangioveseThe 2009 vintage is ruby red in color with garnet highlights. On the nose, it has intense violet floral aromas as well as strong plum and blackberry notes, which are integrated with notes from the oak casks. Light spices and chocolate fuse on the aromatic finish with suggestions of leather, tobacco leaves and balsamic notes.The palate is ample and elegant with silky, yet supple tannins. The finish is lengthy, expressing vibrant acidity and mineral freshness. The wine is enjoyable now, but can also be stored to develop over time.

    $460
  • Bailo Amarone della Valpolicella 2016 R1P2

    BAILO AMARONE D VALPO Veneto, Italy30% Corvina, 40% Corvinone, 15% Rondinella and 15% Croatina.Intense ruby colour, deep scents of ripe cherry, prunes, blackberry; important structure, thick velvety tannins and a wide bouquet.Tagliatelle with mushrooms, Bolognese spaghetti, T-bone steak, pork shank, roasted lamb, seasoned cheeses.

    $305
  • Castello di Ama - Ama Chianti Classico 2006 R1P3

    CASTELLO DI AMA CHI Chianti Classico, ToscanyA ruby red that is at the same time luminous, lively, and intense.The bouquet is composed of wild red berry fruit.A gorgeous, aromatic marriage of fruit and spice mark an impressive attack, in a wine that is overall refined and stylish.Technical Information: Varietal composition: 80% Sangiovese, 20% Merlot, Malvasia Nera, Cabernet Franc

    $260
  • De Stefani Stefen 1624 DOCG 2015 R1P4

    DE STEFANI 1624 Marzemino 100% ABV 15.5%Stèfen is the ancient surname of the De Stefani family, as written in old documents dated 1624. With this wine De Stefani wanted to bring back the old vinification process of the Marzemino. Here grapes are naturally dried, while the wine continues the fermentation process until all of the sugars are transformed into alcohol. This is a very deep ruby color with a garnished hue. It has a full body that is powerful and bold with a heavy texture but is yet still delicate and maintains a low acidity. Intense scents of ripe wild fruit and clear notes of cherry, blackberry, vanilla, and chocolate prevail throughout the wine. The wine has round tannins and a lingering warm finish.

    $490
  • Elio Altare Barolo DOCG 2007. R1P5

    EALTAREBAROLO Piedmont, ItalyThe Elio Altare Barolo is a blend of Nebbiolo grapes from the La Morra, Castiglione Falletto, Serralunga d’Alba and Barolo sub-regions. Only 800-850 dozen bottles are produced each year from vineyards planted on south and south-east facing slopes in the late 1900s. The vineyards, on various soil types, are farmed organically, but along traditional lines.The grapes are crushed and then macerated on skins for 4-5 days in temperature-controlled rotary fermenters before fermentation using indigenous yeasts. The wine is matured for 24 months in French oak barriques before bottling unfined and unfiltered.The Elio Altare Barolo shows an intense ruby-red colour with hints of garnet.On the nose fresh scents of small red fruits, raspberry, redcurrant and wild roses evolve into licorice and spice notes. The palate is typically warm, elegant and persistent, with soft tannins and a long finish.

    $380
  • Frescobaldi Nipozzano Chianti Rufina Riserva DOCG 2017 R1Q1

    NIPOZZANO CHIAN Tuscany, ItalyThis firm, rich red shows the freshness with chewy tannins and a long, flavorful finish. Fine tannins. Dried mushroom, walnut and bark undertones to the ripe berries.

    $120
  • Gaja Barbaresco DOCG 2005 R1Q2

    GAJABARBARESCO PiedmontFloral aromatics give way to bright spiced red fruits, menthol and licorice as the 2005 Barbaresco opens in the glass. This is a firm, classically built wine of notable elegance. The tannins are substantial yet beautifully woven into the wine’s mid-weight frame. This is another beautiful Barbaresco from Angelo Gaja. . Anticipated maturity: 2015-2030. I was blown away by Angelo Gaja’s 2005 wines from Barbaresco. When all is said and done, Gaja may have well produced not the wine, but rather the wines of the vintage in a year that was excellent. They are vibrant offerings that will thrill readers who love Piedmont wines. As always, Gaja blends in a small percentage of Barbera in his single-vineyard wines, but that is hardly noticeable in this vintage. I also noted less new oak than has generally been the case in the recent past. The wines showcase very pure expressions of Nebbiolo and are made in a style that appears to make fewer concessions to the decidedly international approach of previous vintages. In short, these are the most Piedmontese wines I have tasted from Angelo Gaja in a long time. Could it be that the greatest innovator in Piedmont over the last thirty five-plus years has taken a small step towards a more classic style.

    $900
  • Gaja Brunello di Montalcino Pieve Santa Restituta Rennina 2015 R1Q3

    GAJA RENNINA BRU D M 100% Sangiovese GrossoThe 2015 vintage, being the showstopper it is, is a beautifully crafted wine experience.The nose showcases aromatic herbs of rosemary and licorice root. Some fruit aromas of pomegranate, blueberry, and orange zest play a secondary role. On the palate this is full, yet light on its feet with fine-grained tannin.

    $700
  • Gaja Ca'Marcanda Magari 2018 R1Q4

    CA MARCAN MAGARI Bolgheri, ItalyThe Gaja Ca'Marcanda Magari is a glowing intense color. The nose is polished, refined, focused and expressive, notes of eucalyptus, herbs and pine. Fine-grained tannins surround a sleek core of black cherry, blackberry and licorice flavors, with fresh nuances gliding through a long-lasting and expressive finish.Blend: 60% Cabernet Franc, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Petit Verdot.

    $270
  • Gaja Darmagi 2004 R1Q5

    GAJADARMAGI PiedmontIndicative blend: 95% Cabernet Sauvignon with Merlot and Cabernet Franc.Darmagi means 'what a pity' in the Piedmont dialect and it said to be Giovanni Gaja’s reaction to the arrival of Bordeaux varieties in Barbaresco.

    $900
  • Gaja Sito Moresco 2018 R1S1

    GAJA SITO MORESC A blend of Nebbiolo, Cabernet and Merlot grapes from the Langhe, Piedmont wine region and produced by Angelo Gaja, one of the rock stars of the wine world and an iconic figure for Italian winemaking. Full-bodied, smooth and juicy with ripe red currant, black currant, fine herb and spicy, smoky flavours harmonious on the palate. Each variety was vinified separately prior to blending and then matured in oak barrels for 1 year. A good cellaring candidate, drink or hold.

    $230
  • Gaja Sori San Lorenzo 1999 R1S2

    GAJASORISANLOR99 PiedmontCurrent condition: Ready to drink1999 was generally a decent vintage inPiedmontdespite rains in the approach to harvest. Two decades on, it’s the bestNebbiolowines which are still going to be drinking well. Antonio Galloni of reviewed 1999 Barolos and Barbarescos in 2014. He declared theBaroloswere “just as magnificent as they were at the outset”. He felt most were drinking perfectly then. Cru-level Barolo from top makers in a good year are still going to be bankers after a couple of decades.

    $2470
  • Luce Della Vite Rosso 2016 R1S3

    LUCE Tuscany, ItalyIt was thanks to the collaboration of the Marchesi de' Frescobaldi and Robert Mondavi families, that the idea was born to associate the roundness and softness of Merlot with the structure and elegance of Sangiovese.It has a dark ruby red color. The nose is delighted by intense notes of black berries, such as currants and blackberry. In the background you can perceive delicate spicy aromas of cloves and black pepper. Light hints of licorice and balsamic fragrances enrich the complexity of the aromas. In the mouth it is wide and well structured with ripe tannins that envelop the palate in a velvet texture of great persistence.

    $480
  • Marchesi di Barolo 'Barolo' 1958 (D)

    MARQUESIBAROLO58 Piedmont, Italy.Marchesi di Barolois an Italian wine estate inPiedmont, particularly known for its single-vineyard andriservawines from theNebbiologrape. The historic estate often releases older vintages demonstrating the ageworthiness of the wines.The estate controls around 120 hectares (297 acres) of vineyards and makes a wide portfolio of wines from all of the principal varieties of the region. Unsurprisingly,Baroloforms the heart of the range. The flagship single-vineyard wine is the Barolo Cannubi, from a large holding in the famous vineyard.Very silky and supple on the palate with deep stony black fruits, meaty, chalky and long. Good acidity in the finish with graphite and velvety black fruits.14% ABV

    $3770
  • Marchesi di Barolo 'Barolo' 1965 (D)

    MAQUESIBAROLO65 PiedmontThe history of the Marchesi di Barolo is a noble history that has its roots in the blood of the French revolution.Countess Juliette Colbert of Maulevrier, great-granddaughter of the famous finance minister at the court of Louis XIV of France, escaped the guillotine because in Holland to study in boarding school, while the rest of the family was executed by the revolutionaries.Juliette Colbert remains the only survivor of a very rich dynasty inheriting the land in Reims where the family's wine was produced and served at the French court.It was Camillo Benso di Cavour, the Italian prime minister, who introduced Giulia Colbert to the Piedmontese count Carlo Tancredi Falletti di Barolo, whom he soon married.Giulia brings in the court oenologist from France, who had the vineyards restored, and introduced the use of wood.

    $2470
  • Masseto 2012 R1S4

    MASETO Piedmont, ItalyFantastic aromas of lavender, rosemary, violets and currants. Full body, a wonderful concentration of fruit yet tense and taunt energy. The new wood is exposed now but will become integrated and polished. Give it three or four years together. The pure Merlot magic is there.

    $3000
  • Ornellaia Le Serre Nuove dell'Ornellaia 2009 R1S5

    LESERRENUOVE Tuscany, ItalyWith its usual intense colour, Le Serre Nuove dell’Ornellaia 2009 has a nose full of fresh notes of ripe red fruits, accompanied by a lively balsamic vein with aromatic hints of cypress and eucalyptus berries. The wine is soft and silky in the mouth, filling it with an elegant tannic texture and a sapid and persistent finish.

    $390
  • Pala Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva DOC 2016 R2A1

    PALA CANNONAU Sardinia, ItalyTasting notes: dark ruby red, almost impenetrable, intense notes of little red fruits, blackberry and red cherry jam, together with fine spicy notes. Smooth, elegant tannins, full body, enveloping. Long finish.

    $145
  • Planeta Santa Cecilia Noto 2015 R2A5

    PLANETA Sicily, ItalyA very spicy fruity wine, brilliant and clear, perfumed with carob, bergamot and orange peel. The compact ripe fruit and balsamic notes on the palate dissolve in a sweet and vigorous manner to accompany tannins of dense texture but also open and calibrated to the structure of this wine of deep baritone tones. Traces of graphite confer elements of a high tasting lineage while cleverly elicited wild blackberry and cherry maintain the wine on a register of rigorous style and taste.A wine which has no fear of pairing with pork marinated with chili pepper or dishes of fish with rich fibrous flesh.

    $210
  • San Guido, Guidalberto 2017 R2B1

    GUIDALBERTO Tuscany, ItalyGuidalberto is considered to be thesecond wine from Sassicaiaand can be enjoyed earlier than the top cuvée. Aromas of cherry, blueberry and blackcurrants with hints of lavender, pepper and licorice. Full-bodied and extremely refined.

    $260
  • San Guido Sassicaia 2008 R2B2

    SASSICAIA Bolgheri, TuscanyWonderful aromas of freshly sliced coastal rosemary and currants follow through to a full body, with integrated tannins and a fine finish. This shows so much finesse and beauty. But there is a solid backbone of tannins and length. Reminds me of some of the underrated Sass of the 1980s such as 1982, 1983 or 1987. Try after 2018.

    $900

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / New Zealand

  • Babich Black Label Pinot Noir 2020 R2I5

    Marlborough, New Zealand Babich Black Label Marlborough Pinot Noir was first produced in 2014 and is sold exclusively to restaurants and bars. The Black Label Pinot Noir is 100% estate grown and has been developed to complement food. It is a dark fruited and spicy wine with great persistence.Tasting Notes :Raspberry and red cherry aromas, with mushroom, sage and a hint of chocolate. Plum, leather and sweet earthy notes mingle with garden herbs and ripe red and black fruits. The tannins are silky and the acid, juicy. A sweetly lingering finish

    $130
  • Babich The Patriarch Gimblett Gravels 2013 R2H2

    Hawke's Bay, New Zealand A blend of 49% Cabernet Sauvignon, 27% Malbec and 24% Merlot from the ‘Irongate’ vineyard. Very dark, deep, near saturated black-red colour, youthful in appearance. The bouquet is powerful, intense and very rich with ripe aromas of blackberries, black plums, notes of boysenberries and cassis liqueur, unfolding exotic, spicy oak. The Cabernet Sauvignon is a little more assertive on palate, with rich cassis flavours supported by the blackberry and plum fruit. This has sweetness an opulence and the fruit is supported by beautifully refined tannin structure providing great linearity. The concentrated flavours are very long.

    $360
  • Craggy Range Te Kahu Gimblett Gravels 2018 R2I1

    Hawke's Bay, New Zealand Blend: 73% Merlot, 13% Malbec, 12% Cabernet Sauvignon, 2% Cabernet Franc. Vibrant deep garnet colour. Enticing aromas of dark plums and cassis meld with those of nutmeg, tobacco and sandalwood in a classically composed nose. The palate is rich and yet quietly composed, with layers of flavour and tannin linked by fine acidity and the refined dusty tannins of the gravels. Finishes dry and long.Pairs well with rich red meat dishes.

    $170
  • Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir 2017 R2I2

    Marlborough, New Zealand The palate reveals layers of florals, gentle spice, melding with notes of boysenberry and doris plum and framed by finely realised, silky tannins and juicy acidity.

    $160
  • Stoneburn Pinot Noir, R2I4

    This Wine Considered Wonderful flavours of soft plums and raspberry, it has the depth and body to satisfy any Pinot Noir lover Grilled poultry and feathered game. Plain roasted red meats

    $105

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / Uruguay

  • Gimenez Mendez Alta Reserva Tannat, Canelones, Uruguay R2J3

    Canelones, Uruguay The wine is 100% Tannat, intense, smooth yet powerful and elegant with ripe red fruits on the nose, perfect acidity and balanced tannins in the mouth. An easy drinking and food-friendly wine.Tannat is considered as one of the “healthiest” red wine grapes, thanks to much higher levels of antioxidants. Enjoy this wine - a unique style from the South Atlantic. Pairs well with roasted red meats (parrilla-asado), pastas and well-seasoned cheeses. Ideal with lamb. Also very enjoyable with desserts and chocolate.

    $90

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / South Africa

  • Hamilton Russell Pinot Noir 2020 R2M2

    Our low-vigour, stony, clay-rich soil, cool maritime microclimate, naturally tiny yields of well under 35 hl/ha and our philosophy of expressing our terroir in our wines – give rise to a certain tightness, tannin line and elevated length to balance the richness and generosity of our Pinot noir. Our Pinot noir is not overtly fruity, soft and "sweet" and it generally shows hints of that alluring savoury "primal" character along with a dark, spicy, complex primary fruit perfume.

    $350
  • Kanonkop, Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 R2L4

    Stellenbosch, South Africa Full bodied, deep ruby red colour. Spicy mocha, chocolate and tea leaf flavours - classic in style with a long though dry finish.Pair with red meat and cheese dishes.

    $250
  • Kanonkop Estate, Pinotage 2014 R2M3

    Stellenbosch, South Africa The Kanonkop 2014 Pinotage is a complex wine with layers of different aromas that evolve in the glass. The 2014 vintage offers more red fruit flavours in its youth, but after some bottle age this wine will start to show some farmyard, earthy and forest floor characteristics.

    $220
  • Reyneke, Cornerstone (Organic) 2019 R2L1

    Stellenbosch, South Africa 75% Cabernet Franc, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon This classical Bordeaux style blend combines freshness with real concentration, showcasing the best of Stellenbosch. Intense notes of cassis, blackberries, cherries and thyme intermingle on the nose, along with hints of spice. The wine shows great complexity, with pure red and dark fruit on the palate followed through with tobacco and spice. Elegant tannins, fruit concentration & bright acidity gives the wine length and staying power.

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    $150
  • Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons, Baron Edmond 2015 R2L2

    Western Cape, South Africa Merlot 61% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Cabernet Franc, 7% Malbec, 4% Petit Verdot. Raspberry, blackcurrant and plum aromas with hints of pine nettle and fresh coriander. Polished, silky tannins unfold on the palate with flavours of cranberry and dark chocolate.Serve with pan-seared beef fillet, porcini mushrooms and asparagus complemented by a red wine jus.

    $340
  • Waterkloof Circumstance Syrah 2017 R2L3

    Stellenbosch, South Africa Lovely perfumed nose with hints of white pepper, spice and an earthy aromatics. I enjoy the softness on the palate of this wine with very well balanced tannins that lends it self to great structure and length.

    $110

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Red / USA

  • Dominus 2016 R2O2

    Yountville, Napa Valley, California A blend of 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Petit Verdot and 8% Cabernet Franc aged in 40% new oak, the 2016 Proprietary Red Wine is deep purple-black in color and quite reticent at this youthful stage to begin, offering up subtle notions of potpourri, Indian spices, cigar box and iron ore over a core of crushed blackberries and black cherries with intermittent wafts of black and red currants, new leather and smoked meats. The palate is medium to full-bodied with a densely packed mid-palate and oodles of freshness framed by very ripe, finely grained tannins and laced with compelling earthy accents. It offers incredible vibrancy with tons of black and red fruit sparkle in the mid-palate leading to a provocative mineral element on the very long finish.

    $1255
  • Erath Pinot Noir 2017 R2O3

    Oregon, USA Mouth watering aromas of summery red cherry, currant and red plum, are seasoned with fragrant rose petal, lavender and anise. Characteristic flavors of pomegranate, cranberry, and pie cherry coat the palate with a pleasing weightiness. Tannin and acid are balanced for a smooth and lengthy finish.

    $100

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Austria WF6R3

  • Laurenz V. Gruner Veltliner 2020

    Niederosterreich, Austria A very attractive fruit bouquet yields apple, peach, and citrus aromas along with a typical Veltliner spiciness and a touch of white pepper. The soft and juicy palate is supported by fine acidity. It sings on the palate!

    $100

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / France, Alsace WF5R2

  • Domaines Schlumberger, Gewurztraminer, Les Princes Abbes 2016

    Alsace, France The nose is marked, pleasant and intense. Sophisticated, we perceive a dominant of candied and overripe scents marked by exoticism : grapefruit, passion fruit, papaya, spices and ginger. The airing enhances these scents and reveals mango as well as a slight floral hint of peony. The nose reflects the perfect state of health of the grapes as well as a beautiful ripening. Its refined expression is a great pleasure without heaviness. Excellent varietal definition .The onset in the mouth is moderately ample and mellow. The alcohol support is full-bodied. The wine evolves on a medium with a frank liveliness, marked by a sparking note. The range of aromas is the same as the nose, still dominated by citrus fruits and exoticism : grapefruit, litchi, mango, papaya, passion fruit, spices, candied ginger and peony. We perceive a hint of firm and savoury bitterness. The finish has a good length, 7-8 caudalies, a frank liveliness and a persistent bitterness. Very nice and tasty balance. The class of the vintage tempers the extent of the grape variety. Marked by a sophisticated and subtle aromatic palette, this profile is remarkable.

    $155
  • Domaines Schlumberger Pinot Blanc Les Princes Abbes 2016

    Alsace, France The nose is marked, pleasant and intense. Sophisticated, we perceive a dominant of fruity scents, apple, citrus fruits (lemon) and a slight floral hint of white flowers. The airing enhances these scents and reveals broom with secondary acid candy and hop. The grapes are ripe and healthy. A little bit austere, they express very well the precision of this vintage.The onset in the mouth is moderately ample, fleshy with a full-bodied alcohol support. The wine evolves on a medium of marked vivacity, with a sparkling note. We find the same aromas as on the nose, still dominated by citrus fruits, apple, broom and a less perceptible hint of hop and English candy. We perceives a hint of firm bitterness. The finish hs a good length, 5-6 caudalies, with a fine liveliness and a persistent bitterness. The structure of this wine shows complexity and aromatic precision. The tasty balance comes from a slight but noble bitterness, with a very good structure.

    $155
  • Leon Bayer Gewurztraminer 2013

    Alsace, France An intense bouquet displays rich aromas of fruit, flowers and spices. Powerful and seductive with just a hint of sweetness over well-balanced acidity, this wine has the potential to age well. It pairs well with blue cheese and spicy cuisine from Chinese, Thai, Indian and Japanese.

    $160
  • Rolly Gassmann Sylvaner Reserve 2017

    Alsace, France The wine is a vibrant pale yellow, with delicate white flower and nutty aromas. On the palate, rich grapey flavours, bolstered by a touch of residual sugar, are balanced by a taut acidity and saline character. Approachable for drinking now, this wine will also keep for another decade or more.

    $140
  • Le Vignoble du Reveur La Vie en Rose Gewurtztraminer 2016
    $110

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / France, Burgundy WF3R1

  • Antonin Guyon, "Les Charmes Dessus", Meursault 1er Cru 2016

    Burgundy, France A lovely golden green color. Aromas of honey and very rich in the mouth, with hints of almond. Excellent depth, focus and precision. While this wine can be enjoyed now, and aged for up to 10 years. A perfect companion to fish or poultry in creamy sauces.

    $630
  • Au Pied du Mont Chauve Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2011

    Cote de Beaune, France Comes from a parcel located on steep slopes with about 20% of grapes from the highest Corton mountain. These 40 years old Chardonnay vines are grown in a biodynamic way and respect the lunar calendar. The Au Pied du Mont Chauve Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru 2011 has a nice slightly woody nose and melt thanks to the aging in oak barrel-. However, its aromatic bouquet is dominated by floral acacia and lime notes. The palate is precise and mineral, it also has a lingering aroma and a perfect balance.

    $520
  • Bitouzet-Prieur Meursault 2017

    Cote de Beaune, France A golden yellow colour, with a slightly faint hue and greenish gold streaks. The nose features fresh fruit aromas of apple and pear accompanied by hazelnut permeating from the barrel vinification. This wine may show lots of body and texture early on, but still ages extremely well.

    $600
  • (1.5L)Bouchard Pere & Fils, Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru 2012

    Burgundy, France This is how a great wine is developed, highly rated by critics and cut for very long aging. It is elegance itself, because it is complex but understandable and without heaviness, but is also rich, tender and dense.

    1500ml: $2450
  • Domaine Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru 2009

    Cote de Beaune, FranceBright, pale yellow. Tight aromas of mirabelle, crushed herbs, licorice and powdered stone are complicated by a distinctive oyster shell quality and a hint of orange zest. Dense and creamy but juicy too, showing good cut and a light touch. Perhaps not squeaky-clean but the exotic orange zest and mineral flavors carry well on the gripping, slightly bitter-edged finish. This youthfully austere wine needs at least 8 years of cellaring.

    $995
  • Domaine Henri Boillot, "Les Chaumees", Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru 2011

    Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru, France White Chassagne-Montrachet is a fresh, complex, elegant Burgundy. It offers great substance in the mouth, but its development has more to do with elegance.

    $505
  • Domaine Matrot, Meursault Charmes 1er Cru 2018

    Cote de Beaune, France This beautiful 2018 brings together the best of both worlds: the sensuality of the vintage with this harmonious marriage of ripe white fruits and dried fruits; but also this saline tension and this fine lemon acidity that tone the whole. Passe-Crassane pear, red apple, hazelnut, pine nut, acacia honey, mimosa, beaten cereals, whipped cream, hot bread, yarrow, a shade of lemon, another of fresh mint and even licorice... we feast from start to finish!Seduction and refinement: we find in the mouth this perfectly mastered duality. This magnificent Meursault-Charmes offers a fleshy, nourishing profile, full of white and yellow fruit flavors (between pear and apricot). But here again, a fine underlying tension constantly energizes and stretches the wine on the palate. The finish, with saline and lemon accents, impresses with its purity and length.

    $365
  • Domaine Matrot, Puligny Montrachet, Les Chalumeaux 1er Cru 2018

    The village of Puligny Montrachet is famous for its Grands Crus. The Chalumeaux terroir is located near Hameau de Blagny, on a hillside facing east and on very rocky marly limestone soil. It has a beautiful aromatic complexity that combines concentration and finesse. Floral aromas and notes of roasted hazelnuts are underlined by an elegant minerality.

    $550
  • Louis Jadot, Les Clos Grand Cru 2017

    Chablis, Burgundy A golden and sparkling color dresses this wine with fresh and fruity aromas. The attack is lively and frank and develops towards more honeyed aromas afterwards. The marly soil from which the grapes come gives a certain texture to this characteristic windfall. Accompanied by fish or seafood, it can be enjoyed today and for the next five years.TASTING AND KEEPINGChablis Grand Cru Les Clos Maison Louis Jadotis served at a temperature of 12°C. It will go perfectly with the following dishes:Grilled fish,Seafood platter,Paella.

    $580
  • Vincent Girardin, Bienvenue Batard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2013

    Cote de Beaune, FranceTheir bouquet evokes butter and warm croissants, bracken, dried fruit, spices and honey. Body and bouquet are not separately distinguishable, so closely blended are structure and harmony into a single perfect whole. Unctuous and firm, dry and caressing, enveloped and profound, these wines combine every virtue in a firmly-established personality.

    $1050
  • La Belle Angèle Chardonnay, France

    True delight, this aromatic Pinot Gris shows aromas of pear and pineapple on the nose. Well rounded, this French Chardonnay shows texture and a very well balance. Fruit-forward and expressive, this is a must try French Chardonnay A wine to savour or share with good friends over lunch or dinner

    $120

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / France, Loire Valley WF5R1

  • Frederic Mabileau Chenin du Puy 2018

    Saumur, Loire The wine marries richness and minerality to give a wine of wonderful complexity and balance. Ripe golden apple, peach, apricot and a touch of exotic fruit combine with subtle, toasty oak to give an exuberant and flamboyant character, while the chiselled, saline minerality keeps things in check and provides a firm backbone. A wine of remarkable concentration and complexity which would give many village or even Premier Cru White Burgundy wines a run for their money. Drink now-2030.

    $170
  • Patrice Moreaux, Sancerre Corty Artisans intro 2020

    Sancerre, Loire Valley Patrice Moreux cultivates 4 hectares of hillside vineyards in Sancerre: 1.6HA in Chavignol and 2.4HA in Crézancy. The ideal stony, clay and limestone of those both terroirs give the Domaine Moreux’s Sancerre Blanc a wonderful balance of bright citrus fruit and minerality.The vines average 30 years of age.The ideal stony, clay and limestone of those both terroirs give the Domaine Moreux’s Sancerre Blanc a wonderful balance of bright citrus fruit and minerality.The vines average 30 years of age.

    $115
  • Vaufuget Vouvray 2018

    This wine give a sweet sensation with a dry finish on the palate. A concentration of rich flavors develops fruity aromas such as orange peel, honey and ripe quince. It also finishes with a slight honey taste. Due to the sugars in the wine, this wine can be consumed over the next 2-3 years. The off-dry Chenin Blanc naturally matches dessert or serves as a balancing counterpart to rich, pungent cheese also great as an aperitif or on it's own after a meal.

    $80

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Italy WF5R4

  • Argiolas 'Is Argiolas' Vermentino di Sardegna 2019

    Sardinia, Italy Fine, intense and delicate aroma with good primary and secondary.Fresh, dry, savory, with delicacy and finesse nice.

    $120
  • La Scolca Gavi de Gavi DOCG 2019

    Gavi dei Gavi DOCG, Italy

    $240
  • Castello Di Ama IGT Al Poggio 2010 ,WF2-A

    Tuscany, Italy

    $150

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Spain WF6R2

  • Estefania Tilenus Godello 2018

    Bierzo, Spain White wine made from the Godello variety. Clean yellow color with golden hues, expressive bouquet with fruity notes: peach skin and citrus fruit. Balanced mouthfeel, fresh and with a full mid-palate.

    $80
  • Martin Codax Albarino 2020

    Rias Baixas, Spain A refreshing food friendly white wine, Albarino is crisp, elegant and dry and has aromas and flavors of pear, passion fruit and apple with bright acidity.

    $130
  • Menade Verdejo 2021

    Rueda, SpainBrimming with concentrated varietal and mineral aromas of mint, white stone fruit, and citrus peel that lead to a round, robust, saline palate with character, ripe fruit, and attractive herbaceous elements such as laurel, thyme, and fennel.

    $80

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Australia WF6R3

  • Dalrymple Vineyard “Cave Block” Chardonnay 2016

    Pipers River, Tasmania, Australia Initial savoury notes lift to reveal peach, nectarine, nougat and roasted cashews. Stonefruit on the palate is beautifully contained within the framework of natural acidity that has a saline edge due to the coastal location of the vineyard. Fine French oak and lees contact adds further texture and length that persists with lingering freshness typical of the Cave Block terroir.

    $135
  • Leeuwin Estate Art Series Riesling 2021

    Margaret RiverAustralia Lively and concentrated palate with focus and finesse. Cut lime and lemon zest meet with minerality and a tightly coiled acid structure. A saline thread is evident throughout with delicate and textural layers towards the crisp and talc-like finish.

    $110
  • Yalumba 'Y Series', Unwooded Chardonnay, 2021

    A refreshing, lip smacking Chardonnay. Nature does the work for us and guides this wine's evolution. With minimal winemaker intervention and no oak influence, this Chardonnay is pure and fresh, with subtle complexity from the 100% wild yeast fermentation.

    $70

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Argentina WF6R4

  • Catena Tupungato Chardonnay 2018

    Mendoza, Uco Valley, Tupungato Family vintners for over 100 years, the Catenas are recognized for their pioneering role in high-altitude viticulture in Argentina. Over two decades ago, Nicolás Catena Zapata selected the Tupungato appellation with its pebble-covered soils and extreme cool nights, to plant the family's Chardonnay vineyards. Tupungato lies between 4000 and 5000ft in the foothills of the Andes mountains. This Chardonnay is deeply aromatic with expressive citrus fruit aromas and rich mineral notes.

    $130

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Chile WF6R5

  • Montes Outer Limits Zapallar Coast Sauvignon Blanc 2021

    Aconcagua Valley, Chile The grapes come from a single vineyard in the Zapallar region of Aconcagua, seven kilometres from the coast. Montes is the first producer to plant vines and make wines here. Due to the cool climate, and proximity to the ocean, the Zapallar Sauvignon Blanc has racy acidity, minerality, elegance and distinct aromatics of passion fruit, pink grapefruit, guava and pineapple.

    $110

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / Japan WF6R5

  • Grace, Cuvee Misawa, Akeno Koshu 2016

    Yamanashi,Japan Compared with those grown on conventional pergolas, Koshu from the Misawa Vineyard has smaller berries, higher sugar content (about 20%), and different organic acids composition. In fact, after spending several years looking into its composition, it became clear that Koshu from the Misawa Vineyard contained higher quantities of malic acid than those grown elsewhere.They also practice “massal selection”, which gives us vines that produce higher sugar content, smaller bunches and smaller berries from the winemaker’s perspective. Instead of relying on fermentation techniques, we want to express the characteristic “sense of place” of the Misawa Vineyard.

    $250
  • Grace Winery Toriibira Vineyard Private Reserve 2017

    Yamanashi, Japan Clear and faultless. Brilliant pale yellow colour with a grey hue. The nose is rich, with aromas of fruits such as golden delicious apple, yellow peach and pear, spicy aromas from cloves and white pepper, and toastiness, giving an impression of complexity. On sipping, a mellow attack, dry, with rounded acidity, fruity flavours similar to the aromas expand on the palate with a long finish. This is a white wine that combines elegance and power.

    750ml: $250

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / New Zealand WF6R6

  • Cloudy Bay Chardonnay 2018

    Marlborough, New Zealand Immediately appealing and expressive, the 2017 Chardonnay reveals layers of attractive ripe orchard fruits and ripe peach on the nose, frame by subtle spice and gentle notes of roasted hazelnut.PALATEThe palate shows a vibrant freshness, perfectly balancing the rounded nectarine and greengage fruit core.The palate shows a vibrant freshness, perfectly balancing the rounded nectarine and greengage fruit core. Intense and concentrated, with a long finish of juicy stone fruit and citrus florals.

    $160

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / South Africa WF7R3

  • Intellego Chenin Blanc 2019

    Stellenbosch, South Africa The Intellego Chenin Blanc is the very first wine that was made under the Intellego label and these grapes are from a vineyard in the South of the Swartland. The label is a picture I took of an abandoned workers house next to the vineyard. These workers contribute massively to the vineyards and work been done there.Whole bunch pressed and fermented on the gross lees in old 500L barrels.Racked before bottling and a small part of sulphur added before being bottled.The wine sits on the lees for 11 months and no batonage done.

    $150
  • Intellego 'Elementis’ Chenin Blanc (Orange Wine) 2019

    Destemmed and fermented on the skins for 13 days in open tanks. Aged in old 500L barrels for 10 months.Grapes: Chenin Blanc Soil: Oakleaf Vines: bush vines Planted: 1988 Irrigation: dry farm

    $190

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / White / USA WF7R4

  • Conundrum White by Caymus 2016

    California, USA Blending wines was almost unthinkable when Conundrum White was born more than 25 years ago. Since then, this wine has attracted a loyal following and remains as inventive as ever. While the exact blend is under wraps, every vintage includes Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Muscat Canelli, and Viognier. Conundrum White is amazingly versatile, with intriguing tropical notes and natural acidity.

    $180
  • Kendall Jackson Chardonnay Vintner's Reserve 2015

    California, USA Beautifully integrated tropical flavors such as pineapple, mango and papaya, with citrus notes that explode in your mouth. These flavors delicately intertwine with aromas of vanilla and honey to create depth and balance throughout. A hint of toasted oak and butter rounds out the long, lingering finish.

    $150
  • Saintsbury Chardonnay 2010

    Carneros, USA Well-spiced, with concentrated ripe apple and pear flavors that feature accents of butterscotch. Offers a juicy and rich-tasting finish

    $210

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Rose / France WF7R5

  • Château Minuty, 'Cuvée 281’ 2020

    Côtes de Provence, FranceVery pale color, a very expressive nose and an incredible aromatic palette on the palate (pear, yellow peach and hints of honey). The plot is located near the sea which gives the wine a slightly iodized side which makes its texture pleasantly velvety.An exceptional rosé wine to be reserved for large gourmet meals!

    $260
  • Château Minuty ‘Prestige’ 2020

    Provence, France Grape Varieties: Grenache, Cinsault, Tibouren, SyrahColour: Pale with pomelo hues.Nose: Precise and delicate with notes of flowers and melon.Palate: Powerful and well balanced with hints of citrus and red fruit, highlighted by a pleasant minerality.

    $100
  • Domaines Ott, 'By.Ott' 2020

    Cotes de Provence, France 60% Grenache, 28% Cinsault, 8% Syrah, 4% MourvèdrePlenty of sliced strawberries and peaches with citrus and perfume. Medium-bodied, showing lovely fruit and balance. Creamy finish.

    $140
  • Domaines Ott Clos Mireille Rose 2021

    Provence, France 70% Grenache, 25% Cinsault, 5% SyrahThe wine is a very pale pink highlighted, depending on the vintage, with golden, orange and even vermilion tints. Its bouquet reveals fresh fruit (mango, melon) punctuated with lemony notes. On the palate, its freshness develops through citrus aromas around a resolutely mineral core before ending with a subtly persistent finish.

    750ml: $300
  • Domaines Ott 'Etoile', 2019

    Provence, France Étoile is a rare wine, the union of the best of our three domaines in Provence.A winemaker's wine, which invites us to appreciate the passage of time and to savour every moment of it. Christian Ott.ÉTOILE, BORN INTHE HEART OF PROVENCEThis rosé is very Ott in style yet reveals its own unique perfection, its own distinctiveness. It is the wine of a winemaker, a wine that explores an unexpected and exciting side of our three Provençal terroirs. Étoile reveals the identity of our three Provençal terroirs whilst accentuating their elegance, tension and incredible spirit. A new vision has emerged, the promise of a moment of pure magic to be savoured over and over.THE APPROACH OF A WINEMAKERWe decided to go further and to combine our Bandol and Côtes de Provence terroirs in order to craft an “author’s wine”. We wanted to create an exceptional wine that unites these three terroirs and invites the drinker to discover the very essence of our identity through three characters: the salinity of Clos Mireille, the smooth elegance of Château de Selle and the depth of Château Romassan.THE SYMBIOSIS OF THREE TERROIRSWe are lucky enough to own three wine domaines in two different appellations, Bandol and Côtes de Provence, giving us a truly unique Provencal playing field.Every year these three wine domaines radiate a different energy and each one offers its own unique interpretation of Provence which it expresses through its soils and microclimates.Inspired by these three environments, soil types and energies, we have created a rare cuvée that unites these three terroirs and allows us to disclose the very essence of our multifaceted identity.

    $555
  • Pascal Jolivet, Sancerre Rose 2014

    Loire Valley, FranceThe Pascal Jolivet Rose is a blend of direct press and saigne production method rose wine. The juice is produced from macerated Pinot Noir grapes that have not been sorted by hand or de-stemmed. The philosophy of the estate is to let nature take its course as much as possible. The juice is fermented naturally, without adding cultivated yeasts in conjunction withthermoregulation.This Sancerre Rose develop aromas of red fruits, full of elegance and subtlety.

    $210

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Rose / Italy WF7R5

  • Antinori, Fattoria Aldobrandesca 'A' 2016

    Tuscany, Italy “A” represents the Antinori family’s challenge to produce a rosé wine of unquestionable quality made with the utmost care and passion that come from their love for this territory rich in charm and history and from a very old and traditional grape variety.The strong identity of Aleatico, an aromatic grape grown on soils of volcanic origin, produces a fascinating wine that is delicate and extraordinarily elegant.

    $290
  • Antinori 'Scalabrone' 2016

    Tuscany, Italy Cabernet - Merlot – SyrahTasting Note : A light peony pink in color, the wine offers sweet and richly fruity aromas with notes of cherries and raspberries well integrated with herbaceous sensations which add liveliness. The palate is fresh and balanced with a fruity and persistent aftertaste.Food Pairing : sushi, sashimi, snacks, tartar fish, fish paste with white, fish and shellfish steamed.

    $140
  • Pala, Chiaro di Stelle Rosè 2019

    Sardinia, Italy Monica 40%, Carignano 30%, Cannonau 30%Tasting: Brilliant salmon rosé colour. Aroma of little red fruits: cherry, raspberry, blackberry with floral notes and a little salinity. Elegant and intense bouquet. Suave flavour, with a pleasant nose-palate harmony and nice acidity. Good structure and persistence.

    750ml: $90

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Rose / South Africa WF7R5

  • False Bay 'Whole Bunch' Rose 2020

    Coastal Region, South Africa Style : Crisp and DryGrape : Cinsault, MourvedreTasting Note : A pale, spicy and textural Rosé mostly sourced from bush-vine Cinsault with summer fruits on the palate and a lovely clean, savoury, dry finish.Food Pairing : There is almost no food that fails to work with this wine. Perfect with Mediterranean dishes especially juicy pan-fried garlic prawns... or drink chilled on its own.

    $60

Champagne and Wine Selection / Cellar Selections / Sweet

  • Banfi Sciandor Moscato d'Asti DOCG 2018 WF7R1

    Tuscany, Italy Soft and lively, Sciandor, our Tappo Raso wine, is made from ripe grapes grown in Strevi, the area more dedicated to the Moscato grape than any other region. The Sciandor 2018 vintage Moscato d'Asti expresses all the typical sweet and aromatic characteristics of this varietal. A golden pale straw hue, with varietal aromas, delicate with hints of peach blossom and ripe fruit. Taste is soft, well-rounded, reminiscent of honey, with subtle hints of raisins on the finish.

    750ml: $100
  • Chateau d'Yquem 1er Cru Superieur 2001 WF7R1

    Sauternes, France Breathtakingly complex and vibrant nose of lightly burnt creme brulee, white peaches, apricots, mustard seed and gorgeous light new oak heralds the way to the most magnificent mouth-filling essence. With the texture of melted butter and a perfect balance of precision acidity it feels as fresh,zingy and exciting as any wine you can imagine with a concentration you cant imagine. Total nectar. If the nose and the palate aren't enough to blow you away the 30 minute (at least) after taste is ethereal.

    750ml: $2340
  • Chateau d'Yquem 1er Cru Superieur 2004 WF7R1

    Sauternes, France This marvellous wine unfurls peach, pineapple, coconut, nutmeg and cinnamon aromas, backed by hints of grilled toast, caramel and vanilla from new oak. With uncommon richness and concentration, Yquem's wines have extraordinary aging potential. "Guitry once said that the silence that follows Mozart is still Mozart. I say that the moments that follow a sip of Yquem are still Yquem."

    750ml: $1170
  • Chateau d'Yquem 1er Cru Superieur 2005 WF7R1

    Sauternes, France Tasted at the château, the 2005 Chateau d’Yquem delivers a similar performance as last year. Lucid in colour, the bouquet is detailed with very pure honey, vanilla and almond scents, still a little new oak to be fully assimilated but demonstrating superb focus. The palate is virtually identical to last year's bottle: exquisite balance and perfectly judged acidity, but perhaps just gaining a little richness and viscosity over the last 12 months. There is an appealing completeness to this Yquem and whilst I would not place it amongst the likes of 2001 or 2009, it comfortably sits just behind

    750ml: $2470
  • De Martino D’oro 2008 WF7R1

    Maipo, Chile 100% Semillón.This wine is an amber colour due to its lengthy barrel-ageing. The nose reveals a wide range of aromas from honeyed notes, through orange peel, quince and forest floor. The palate is intense, broad and concentrated with a very smooth texture. The high level of sugar is perfectly balanced with the refreshing acidity. The finish is long with a very persistent bouquet.

    $150
  • Rolly Gassmann Pinot Gris 2012 WF7R1

    Alsace, FranceAlsatian Pinot Gris has highly regarded characteristics compared to its Italian and New World American counterparts. Grown and produced in Northeast France, the volcanic and limestone soils provide the perfect canvas for a wine of superlatives and class.One should do what they must to ensure that life is not spent without having experienced the complexity and sumptuousness of Alsatian Pinot Gris.The wines are full-bodied, with a flavorful bouquet of lime, meyer lemon, green apple, pear, and white peach. They exemplify the notions of ripeness, spice, and high acidity. Expect Alsatian Pinot Gris to be a little spendier than other varieties of this grape.Be sure to serve this wine ice cold. This wine pairs very well with light fishes such as perch, and soul. It also tastes amazingly well with chicken, turkey, duck or pork. Cruciferous vegetables are well complimented by the acid in the wine as are well spiced greens.

    $180

Champagne and Wine Selection / Japanese Wines

  • Grace, Cabernet Franc 2016

    Yamanashi, Japan The first Japanese Geographical Indication (GI) for wine. Established in 2013, it is situated in the prefecture of the same name. Yamanashi is promoted as the birthplace of Japanese wine production. This Cabernet Franc is truly gorgeous. Blackberries and strawberries meet thyme, black pepper, and fresh tobacco leaves atop a gorgeously smooth and silky mouth feel. Dark, deep, and greatly balanced, this is a must by one of Japan’s most exciting wineries.

    $315
  • Grace, Traditional Method, Extra Brut 2013

    Chūbu. Yamanashi. Japan The wine is made from hand-harvested Chardonnay grown in our own vineyard at 700m altitude, then gently pressed, fermented and matured in seasoned french oak barrels. The wine then goes through a second fermentation in bottle. Yields are kept at a low 40hl/ha. After 5 years of ageing on the lees, each bottle of the sparkling wine is hand-riddled and degorged in an attentive manner.

    $375
  • Grace, Cuvee Misawa, Akeno Koshu 2017

    Yamanashi, Japan Compared with those grown on conventional pergolas, Koshu from the Misawa Vineyard has smaller berries, higher sugar content (about 20%), and different organic acids composition. In fact, after spending several years looking into its composition, it became clear that Koshu from the Misawa Vineyard contained higher quantities of malic acid than those grown elsewhere. They also practice “massal selection”, which gives us vines that produce higher sugar content, smaller bunches and smaller berries from the winemaker’s perspective.Instead of relying on fermentation techniques, we want to express the characteristic “sense of place” of the Misawa Vineyard.

    $250

Champagne and Wine Selection / Kosher Wines

  • Celler de Capçanes Peraj Petita

    For Peraj Petita, Capcanes selects the best grapes from its indigenous varieties of Garnacha, Samso and Ull de Llebre. The grapes are harvested from ancient vines up in the mountains. Peraj Petita 2018 is a powerful blend of 50% Grenache, 20% Tempranillo, 15% Merlot and 15% Syrah, and exhibits lively fruit and seductive aromas of red berries and cherry. It reflects the terroir and great varieties of the area.Pairs well with New York strip steak or lamb shanks braised in tomato broth.Part of the QPR Collection.This is a vegan wine..Kosher Supervision:OUProducer: CapcanesVintage: 2018Color: RedVarietal: GrenacheDryNot MevushalKosher for Passover: YesBottle Size: 750 ML14% AlcoholVegan

    $170
  • Celler de Capçanes Peraj Ha'abib

    Peraj Ha’abibFlor de PrimaveraCapcanes Peraj Ha'abib is a blend of Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Carignan made under strict Kosher vinification rules that require oversight by a local rabbi. Aged in both French and American oak, it exhibits a deep ruby/purple color in addition to sweet, concentrated cassis and currant flavors, medium to full body, and well-integrated tannin, acidity, and alcohol. Enjoy over the next 8-10 years. This is a vegan wine.

    $220

Champagne and Wine Selection / Wine Tasting

  • Red Wine

    Halcyon Sommelier will guide you through a selection of 3 red wines, while you relax and enjoy the intimate setting of this experience. *Food pairing: cheese and charcuterie. Supplement charge applicable. USD 150++ per person.

    per person: $150
  • White Wine

    Halcyon Sommelier will guide you through a selection of 3 white wines, while you relax and enjoy the intimate setting of this experience. *Food pairing: lobster, caviar. Supplement charge applicable.

    per person: $150
  • Red & White Wine

    Halcyon Sommelier will guide you through a selection of 3 red wines, while you relax and enjoy the intimate setting of this experience. *Food pairing: Lobster, caviar, cheese and charcuterie. Supplement charge applicable. USD 150++ per person. USD 150++ per person.

    per person: $150

Classic Cocktail / Vodka

  • Cosmo

    Vodka, Cointreau, Lime, Cranberry Juice, Simple Syrup

    $26
  • Moscow Mule

    Vodka, Ginger Tincture, Lime, Ginger Beer

    $26
  • White Russian

    Vodka, Kahlua, Heavy Cream

    $26

Classic Cocktail / Gin

  • Singapore Sling

    Gin, Cherry Brandy, Benedictine, Cointreau, Pineapple, Lime, House-made Grenadine, Angostura

    $30
  • Gimlet

    Gin, Lime

    $26
  • Gin Fizz

    Gin, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Soda

    $26
  • Gin Martini

    Gin, Dry Vermouth, Orange Bitters

    $26
  • Negroni

    Gin, Campari, Sweet Vermouth,

    $26
  • White Lady

    Gin, Lemon, Cointreau, Simple Syrup.

    $26
  • French 75

    Gin, Sugar, Lemon, Champagne

    $26
  • Southside

    Gin, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Mint, Bitters

    $26

Classic Cocktail / Rum

  • Daiquiri

    Rum, Simple Syrup, Lime

    $26
  • Mai Tai

    Rum, Lime, Curacao, Orgeat Syrup.

    $26
  • Mojito

    Rum, Lime, Simple Syrup, Mint, Soda

    $26
  • Pina Colada

    Rum, Simple Syrup, Coconut Cream, Pineapple Juice.

    $26
  • Caipirinha

    Cachaca, Simple Syrup, Lime.

    $26

Classic Cocktail / Agave

  • Margarita

    Tequila, Agave Syrup, Lime.

    $26
  • Paloma

    Tequila, Simple Syrup, Lime, Grapefruit Juice.

    $26
  • El Diablo

    Tequila, Cassis, Lime, Ginger Syrup, Soda.

    $26

Classic Cocktail / Whisk(e)y

  • Manhattan

    Whisky, Sweet Vermouth, Angostura

    $26
  • Old Fashioned

    Rye Whisky, Angostura, Simple Syrup

    $26
  • Irish Coffee
    $26

Classic Cocktail / Grape

  • Pisco Sour

    Pisco, Lime, Simple Syrup,

    $26
  • Side Car

    Brandy, Cointreau, Lemon

    $26
  • Brandy Alexander

    Brandy, Dark Cacao, Cream, Nutmeg

    $26

Classic Cocktail / Other

  • Bellini

    Peach, Champagne

    $26
  • Long Island

    Tequila, Vodka, Rum, Gin, Triple Sec, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Coke

    $26

Spirits / Aperitif

  • Aperol

    ORIGIN: Italy ABV: 11.0%STYLE: Red VermouthFLAVORS: Flavours of rhubarb and orange

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Antica Formula

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 16.5%STYLE : Red VermouthFLAVOURS : the bitter orange, dates, cocoa beans and saffron flavours

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $200
  • Campari

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 25.0%FLAVOURS : Rich, Complex, Bitter

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Cynar

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 16.5%FLAVOURS :bittersweet flavours (Artichoke)

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Dubonnet

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 14.8%STYLE : Red VermouthFLAVOURS : herbs, spices and quinine and is aged in oak for three years

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Lillet Blanc

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 17.0%STYLE : White VermouthFLAVOURS : flavors of honey, citrus, mint, pine

    30 ml: $13 / Bottle: $120
  • Lillet Rouge

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 17.0%STYLE : Red VermouthFLAVOURS : Herbs & Fruit (Sweet)

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $120
  • Pernod

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40.0%FLAVOURS : Essence of star anise, with other ingredients such as mint and coriander.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Pimms

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 25.0%FLAVOURS : Spices and citrus flavours

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Punt E Mes

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 16.0%STYLE : Red VermouthFLAVOURS : Herbal flavours

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100

Spirits / Vodka

  • Tito's

    ORIGIN : U.S.A (Texas) ABV : 40%FOUNDER : Tito Beveridge (1997)DESCRIPTION : Tito's is a vodka brand made from yellow corn rather then using potatoes or wheat. Tito's handmade vodka expanded in 2001, after Tito's handmade vodka won the double gold medal for vodka at the San Francisco world Spirits Competition. Also it receive a four star ranking from spirit journal and won four star again in 2007.

    gluten-free

    30 Ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Tried and True

    ORIGIN : France (Cognac) ABV : 44.0%DESCRIPTION : This 100% wheat vodka from France has been made to cocktail strength 44%. This has a great viscosity which adds to the cocktail and is also great sipping neat. Distilled in a five-column process from soft winter wheat grown and milled in France. The result is Tried and True: a finely made, authentic, neutral vodka that craft bar folk can rely on.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $120
  • Ketel One

    ORIGIN : Netherlands (Schiedam) ABV : 40%MANUFACTURE : Nolet DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Ketel One, the world's bestselling premium vodka, is an exceptionally smooth, family-made concoction that is loved the world over. Made at the historic Nolet Distillery in the Netherlands, Ketel One Vodka is crafted from 100 percent wheat in copper-pot stills. The vodka takes its name from the original coal-fired copper still used in its production, the Distilleerketel #1.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $200
  • Potocki

    ORIGIN : Poland. ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Potocki family distilleryDESCRIPTION :Potocki is a high-quality Polish vodka produced using locally-sourced rye from the fields around the distillery in central Poland. The vodka is double distilled and bottled at 40% ABV without filtration.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $220
  • Grey Goose

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40%MANUFACTURE : Sidney Frank (1997)DESCRIPTION :The wheat used in the creation of Grey Goose vodka is grown in Picardy, France. Distilled in the same region, north and east of Paris, the distillate is then sent to Cognac, France, where it is blended with spring water and bottled. The wheat sold to Grey Goose is categorized as "superior bread-making wheat "and wheat that is soft.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $210
  • Belvedere

    ORIGIN : Poland ABV : 40%MANUFACTURER :Polmos Żyrardów (1993)DESCRIPTION :In order for Belvedere Vodka to be labeled as a super premium Polish Vodka, the vodka must be produced using specific Polish grains or potatoes and Polish water. The official labeling of Polish Vodka also requires that no artificial additives be added to vodkas. As such, Belvedere Vodka uses varieties of Dankowskie rye harvested from one of seven nearby farms in its "luxury" vodka.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $210
  • Absolut Elyx

    ORIGIN : Sweden ABV : 42.3%MANUFACTURE :Åhus, Sweden, The Absolut Company Ab, 117 97 Stockholm, SwedenDESCRIPTION : ABSOLUT ELYX is made in Åhus, Sweden, exclusively from single estate wheat from the Råbelöf Castle, where they have been producing wheat since the 1400s. The wheat grown here contains exactly the right amount of water and has the perfect balance of starch from seed to bottle, everything is done within a 15-mile radius of the distillery, ensuring quality control and perfection in every detail. It was awarded Best Vodka In The World & Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2013.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $200
  • Kauffman Hard

    ORIGIN : Russia ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE :WH Import CoDESCRIPTION :Distilling his vodka a whopping 14 times and filtering it twice was Dr. Kauffman's way to fulfil his aspirations of making a truly excellent spirit. This edition is titled Hard because it's more robust than the Soft edition.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $330
  • Beluga Noble

    ORIGIN : Russia ABV : 40%MANUFACTURE : Mariink DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Beluga Noble Vodka is a malt spirit, which is fermented using only natural ferments and no synthetic additives as common grain spirit. All the ingredients used in the production of vodka go through a careful selection by our master distiller and a team of technologists.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $330
  • Russian Standard Gold

    Russian Standard Gold Vodka honours Professor Mendeleev’s timeless 1894 recipe and continues the tradition of employing innovative technologies to produce an authentically Russian vodka of the highest quality and purity. With the addition of hand selected extracts of Siberian Golden Root (Ginseng) Russian Standard Gold is a uniquely rich and exceptionally smooth vodka

    30ml: $30 / 700ml: $350
  • Russian Standard Regular
    $20 / 750ml: $200
  • Ice Blackwood

    A crisp, bracing Vodka with a smooth finish. It is made with pure spring water from Shetland's remote Heglibister Spring, triple distilled and filtered over Nordic Birch charcoal, then ice filtered. A soft, creamy and rounded taste, crisp, clean aromas with hints of pepper. It has a very slight sweetness some fragrant spices, a little oak and hints of nutmeg.

    30Ml: $30 / Bottle: $370
  • 42 Below Honey Vodka

    A round smooth entry leads to a off-dry medium-to full bodied palate with earthy wild honey, dried flowers, and peppery star anise. Finishes with an earthy spice, honeycomb, and pepper fade with some vodka minerality popping up. An interesting, vibrant, and natural tasting honeyed spirit that will put a nice exotic twist

    30Ml: $16 / Bottle: $250

Spirits / Gin

  • Beefeater

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 47%STYLE : London Dry GinMANUFACTURE :Beefeater Gin Distillery, United KingdomDESCRIPTION : Beefeater became the distillery's flagship bottling and its success continues today. Beefeater accounted for 3 of every 4 bottles of gin imported into the United States by the 1960's.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $90
  • Bombay Sapphire

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 47%STYLE : London Dry GinMANUFACTURE : Bombay SpiritsDESCRIPTION : Imported English gin made in the 'London Dry' style (not sweet). Made with ten natural botanicals (the most of any gin) that include grains of paradise, almonds, lemon peel, licorice, juniper berries, cubeb berries, orris, coriander, angelica, cassia bark and 100% grain neutral spirits.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $90
  • Perry's Tot

    ORIGIN : U.S.A ABV : 57%STYLE : Navy StrengthMANUFACTURE : New York Distilling Company in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.DESCRIPTION :At 57% ABV, if this delicious American gin were to spill over some gunpowder, it would still ignite due to science. Yes, science! However, we recommend pouring it over ice or into cocktails , rather than over gunpowder. It'll likely taste better that way.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Dorothy Parker

    ORIGIN : U.S.A ABV : 44%STYLE : New American Style GinMANUFACTURE : New York Distilling CompanyDESCRIPTION :Superbly bright, effortlessly cool and very popular with cocktail lovers. We're of course talking about Dorothy Parker, the legendary writer, poet and satirist, as well as talking about the New York Distilling Company's Dorothy Parker Gin! A spectacular American gin, made with traditional and contemporary botanicals.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Tanqueray 10

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 47.3%STYLE : London Dry GinMANUFACTURE : TanquerayDESCRIPTION :An incredible small batch London dry gin made in pot still number 10. Tanqueray Number 10 is citrusy and full bodiedTanqueray releasedTanqueray No. Ten Gin aimed at a new movement in gin. Loosely referred to as New Western Style Gin, that shifted the focus slightly away from juniper to spotlight what other botanicals in gin can bring to the mix.

    30 Ml: $18 / Bottle: $250
  • Sipsmith

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 41.6%STYLE : London Dry GinMANUFACTURE : The London Distillery CompanyDESCRIPTION :In 2009 Sipsmith set-up London’s first traditional copper distillery since 1820, launching the rebirth of ultra premium craft Gin production in that storied city. Sipsmith London Dry Gin is fresh, clean, and beautifully balanced with a sweet botanical bouquet complete with Juniper, baked lemon tarts, and white pepper.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Hendrick's

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 44%STYLE : Modern style GinMANUFACTURE : William Grant & SonsDESCRIPTION :Hendricks is an iconoclastically produced small batch gin distilled in Ayrshire, Scotland. The unusual distillation process combined with their oddly delicious set of infusions yields a one-of-a-kind gin that is passionately loved by a tiny yet growing handful of individuals all over the world.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Edgerton Pink Gin

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 43%STYLE : ContemporaryMANUFACTURE : Thames DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A newcomer to the London Gin scene, Edgerton is causing quite a stir with it’s latest release; an inspired twist on the London Dry style – that happens to be pink! Produced in small batches, boasting 14 exotic flavoring botanicals.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Ki No Bi

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 45.7%STYLE : Dry style with a distinct Japanese accentMANUFACTURE : Kyoto Distillery'sDESCRIPTION :Be among the first people to experience Japanese Gin. The Kyoto Distillery’s Ki No Bi Dry Gin is said to be Japan’s very first “craft” gin, and the company’s flagship product. Awarded a gold at the International Spirits Challenge 2017, the Ki No Bi is gorgeous, bursting with yuzu, pepper and notes of green tea.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $260
  • Monkey 47

    ORIGIN : Germany ABV : 47%STYLE : DryMANUFACTURE : Black Forest Distillery DESCRIPTION :Monkey 47 is a batch distiller and unfiltered that unites British traditions, the exotic allure of India, and the ancient, untouched roots of the Black Forest with unsurpassed artisanal skill. Very attractive nose with typical London Dry characters with some slight spicy notes.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $230
  • Gin Mare

    ORIGIN : Spain ABV : 42.7%STYLE : Dry MANUFACTURE : Gin Mare DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A fabulous Spanish Gin inspired by Mediterranean flavours, Gin Mare is made with botanicals including arbequina olive, rosemary, thyme, basil and mandarin! The result is a fabulous spirit which has been much praised by critics.

    30ml: $21 / Bottle: $390
  • Suntory Roku

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43%STYLE : ContemporaryMANUFACTURE : Suntory DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The first gin from Japan's legendary Suntory - Roku Gin. This expression is made using a selection of botanicals, including six Japanese botanicals that provide a whistle-stop tour of the four seasons. These include sakura leaf and sakura flower for spring, sencha tea and gyokuro tea for summer, sansho pepper for autumn and yuzu peel for winter.

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $520
  • Nikka Coffey Gin
    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $330
  • Amuerte Black Edition Coca Leaf Gin

    Amuerte Black Ginre-defines the standards. The classic gin botanical ingredients are distilled and then refined with some Peruvian coca leaves, with tamarillo, papaya, Peruvian Physalis and orange zest. Our premium gin is presented in aluxurious bottle designed by the most famous artists in the sector, and finished with real 24 carat gold leaves.This probably is the most exclusive bottle that any gin lover may have.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $410

Spirits / Rum

  • Plantation 3 Star White Rum

    ORIGIN : Caribbean ABV 41.2%STYLE : White rumMANUFACTURE : Plantation DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Plantation 3 Stars is a crisp, tasty white rum made by blending spirit produced in Jamaica, Trinidad and Barbados. Some of the rums in the blend are aged, though their color is removed via a process of carbon filtration.

    30ml: $10 / Bottle: $100
  • Plantation Dark Rum

    ORIGIN : Caribbean ABV : 40%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Plantation DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The Original Dark expression from Plantation has had a little bit of a revamp! It's now made with aged rum from Trinidad and Jamaica, which then blended together and aged further in Cognac casks, which should impart some fruity richness to the expression.

    30ml: $10 / Bottle: $100
  • Bacardi Carta Blanca

    ORIGIN : Cuba ABV : 37.5%STYLE : White RumMANUFACTURE : Bacardi DistilleryDESCRIPTION : Carta Blanca white rum from Bacardi. First created by Don Facundo Bacardi, a Spaniard who travelled to Cuba as a teenager. The nose is light and fresh with a little spice and pepper, quite spirity. The palate is of medium-body with hints of tropical fruit and a note of dark brown sugar and winter spice.

    30ml: $10 / Bottle: $100
  • Wray and Nephew

    ORIGIN : Jamaica ABV : 63.0%STYLE : White rum (Over proof )MANUFACTURE : J Wray & NephewDESCRIPTION :The best-selling high proof rum in the world. 90% of rum sales in Jamaica are of Wray and Nephew. Over proof is a very potent spirit indeed.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $170
  • Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum

    ORIGIN : Caribbean ABV : 40%STYLE : Spiced RumMANUFACTURE : William Grant & SonsDESCRIPTION :A spiced rum created by the famed tattoo artist "Norman KeithSailor Jerry Collins". This is perhaps our favorite spiced rum, makes an incredible spiced mojito! The recipe was recently changed and made slightly less sweet, but spicier.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $160
  • Chalong Bay

    ORIGIN : Thailand. ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Hand Craft, White RumMANUFACTURE : Chalong Bay DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Chalong, which means 'celebration' in Thai, captures the real essence of Chalong Bay, which celebrates the authentic traditions of rum making as well as the rich mix of heritage, culture and people that are involved in producing our award-winning natural rum.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $330
  • Plantation Trinidad

    ORIGIN : Caribbean ABV : 45.2%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Trinidad Distillery'sDESCRIPTION :Jamaican rum from the Plantation range, made with a blend of spirits from the Long Pond and Clarendon distilleries, matured in bourbon casks for 12 years before moving over to Ferrand Cognac casks for a year before bottling.

    30ml: $21 / Bottle: $250
  • Appleton Estate Extra 12 Years

    ORIGIN : Jamaica ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Appleton Estate (Nassau valley)DESCRIPTION :The Appleton Estate 12 year is actually a blend from casks with rum between 12 and 30 years of age. Many producers would jump right at the chance to call it a 30-year rum, but not Appleton Estate. As the rum first rolls over the taste buds, a rather strong flavor of oak and a bit of smoke dominates the senses. In this, whiskey lovers should feel right at home.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $180
  • El Dorado 12 Years

    ORIGIN : Guyana ABV : 40%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Demerara DistillersDESCRIPTION : A great 12 year old Demerara rum from El Dorado. This has won golds at the Caribbean Rum Taste Test in London 7 times in the first 10 years! There are nine stills at the distillery, and this is based around Coffey still rum, and double wooden pot still rum.

    30ml: $22 / Bottle: $250
  • El Dorado 15 Years

    ORIGIN : Guyana ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Demerara DistillerDESCRIPTION :This was rated the best rum in the world at the International Wine and Spirit Competition four years running. This is pot-distilled and matured in bourbon barrels.

    30ml: $19 / Bottle: $220
  • Ron Zacapa 23 Years

    ORIGIN : Guatemala ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE :Industrials Licoreras de GuatemalaDESCRIPTION : This is a truly superb Guatemalan rum, blended using the solera system. Sublime stuff. This was matured in a mix of bourbon and sherry casks. The Beverage Testing Institute awarded this 98 points!

    30ml: $21 / Bottle: $330
  • Barbancourt, 15 Years

    ORIGIN : Haiti ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE: Barbancourt rum companyDESCRIPTION :Originally launched during the 1960s, column stills are now used prior to a 15 year maturation in Limousin white oak barrels.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $360
  • Plantation X.O

    ORIGIN : Caribbean ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Maison FerrandDESCRIPTION :A superb-looking decanter bottle of XO rum from Barbados, aged in bourbon barrels before being shipped to France for a secondary maturation in Cognac Casks from the Ferrand house. The result was awarded 94 points from the Beverage Testing Institute.

    30ml: $29 / Bottle: $380
  • Compagnie Des Indes Veneragua 13 Years

    ORIGIN : Venezuela and Nicaragua BOTTLED : FranceABV : 45.0%STYLE : DARK RumMANUFACTURE : Compagnie Des Indes Multi Distillery'sDESCRIPTION : Veneragua | Blend | Small Batch Countries of origin: Venezuela and Nicaragua The Veneragua Multi distilleries 13 years 45% is a 5 barrel small batch. It is a blend of 3 barrels from Venezuela and 2 barrels from Nicaragua.

    30ml: $33 / Bottle: $460
  • Compagnie Des Indes West Indies 8 Years

    ORIGIN : Barbados, Dominican Republic, Panama, British Guyana. BOTTLED : FranceABV : 40.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Compagnie Des Indes DESCRIPTION : Compagnie des Indes strikes again with this new blend! West Indies 8 years, a blend without any additives – no added sugar, colorings or aromas and 100% 8 years old. Well rounded, delicate yet powerful, maintaining the signature natural elegance of Compagnie des Indes rums.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $330
  • Compagnie Des Indes Barbados 10 Years

    ORIGIN : Barbados BOTTLED : FranceABV : 43.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : FoursquareDESCRIPTION : To produce very qualitative rums without any additives. Foursquare rums are really special, because it’s the result of pot still and column still rums aged in ex-bourbon barrels.

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $460
  • Compagnie Des Indes Jamaica 9 Years

    ORIGIN : Jamaica BOTTLED : FranceABV : 44%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : HampdenDESCRIPTION : Hampden distillery is an institution in Jamaica known for its heavy rum charged in aromatic particles (esters) and result of a very long fermentation using with indigenous yeasts and especially a production in copper pot stills. Add to that one of best sugar cane in the world, and you have there the best representing Jamaican rum with a single and recognizable aromatic profile.

    30ml: $52 / Bottle: $520
  • Compagnie Des Indes Tricorne Blend

    ORIGIN : Indonesia, Jamaica, Trinidad, Reunion BOTTLED : FranceABV : 43.0%STYLE : White Rum MANUFACTURE : Compagnie Des Indes DistilleryDESCRIPTION : Tricorne is the first white rum resulting from a blend of the three types of rum that you can find throughout the world : Cane juice, Molasses and Batavia Arrack (rum coming from Indonesia).

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $200
  • Compagnie Des Indes Caraibes Blend

    ORIGIN : Caribbean BOTTLED : FranceABV : 40.0%STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Compagnie Des Indes DistilleryDESCRIPTION : A blend of rums (the French label says "Rhum", but this is molasses rum) from Guyana, Trinidad and Barbados, presented by Compagnie Des Indes. These have been aged between 3 to 5 years in American oak.

    30ml: $52 / Bottle: $650
  • Compagnie Des Indes El Salvador 9 Years

    ORIGIN :El Salvador BOTTLED : FranceABV : 43.0% STYLE : Dark RumMANUFACTURE : Licorera Cihuatán DESCRIPTION :Licorera Cihuatán is a division of one of El Salvador’s biggest sugar mills and proud owners of the country’s only distillery.

    30ml: $52 / Bottle: $520

Spirits / Whisky / Blended

  • Teacher's

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : BlendedMANUFACTURE : Ardmore DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Teacher’s best-known blend is Highland Cream, notable for its high malt content and use of peaty malt whisky, leading to a distinctively different blended Scotch.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Monkey Shoulder

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : BlendedMANUFACTURE : William Grant & SonsDESCRIPTION :Monkey Shoulder Scotch is a superb blended malt whisky from William Grant, made with single malts from three famous Speyside distilleries. The result is a smooth, creamy, supple and very malty Scotch which works superbly well neat, over ice, or in whisky cocktails (where it really excels).

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $250
  • Compass Box, The Peat Monster

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 46.0%STYLE : BlendedMANUFACTURE /OWNER : Compass Box Delicious Whisky 2003.DESCRIPTION :A peaty offering and a vatted malt created by the renowned John Glaser, of Compass Box. The Peat Monster contains whisky from secret distilleries (all very cloak and dagger). They can tell us that some was from the village of Port Askaig in Islay, with some south coast Islay whisky too, vatted with Ardmore.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $250
  • Royal Salute 21 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : BlendedMANUFACTURE : Chivas DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Royal Salute was launched on 2nd June 1953 as a tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on her Coronation Day. The name of this exceptional Scotch Whisky comes from the 21 Gun Royal Salute, which is fired as a mark of respect for powerful dignitaries. At her coronation, the crown of Queen Elizabeth II was set in rubies, sapphires and emeralds. These precious stones remain the inspiration for the colours of Royal Salute's handcrafted flagons, therefore bottle colour may vary.

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $390
  • Johnnie Walker Blue Label

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : BlendedMANUFACTURE :Clynelish Distillery DESCRIPTION :Johnnie Walker Blue Label is the rarest whisky from this world famous brand – only one in ten thousand casks makes the grade. Rich and slightly smoky, it's made up of some very old malt and grain Scotch whiskies.

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $390
  • Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve

    Heather honey aromas and woody notes. Vibrant and tropical fruit with smooth, creamy vanilla. A lingering sweet, smoky finish.

    30Ml: $23 / Bottle: $270
  • Johnnie Walker Double Black

    Derived from blending whiskies matured in heavily charred oak casks and specially selected whiskies with a naturally smoky flavour, Johnnie Walker Double Black embodies the characteristics of Johnnie Walker Black Label, whilst delivering a new, full-bodied intensity that makes it an unrivalled whisky choice.

    30Ml: $16 / Bottle: $250

Spirits / Whisky / Single Malt

  • Laphroaig 10 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : IslayABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE :Laphroaig Distillery DESCRIPTION :Malted barley is dried over a peat fire. The smoke from this peat, found only on Islay, gives Laphroaig its particularly rich flavour. The 10 Year Old is bold, smoky, with hints of seaweed and a surprising sweetness. This full-bodied variant is the foundation of all Laphroaig expressions.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $230
  • Glenmorangie Original

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : HighlandABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Glenmorangie DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Glenmorangie Original The original expression of our elegant, floral spirit and the real backbone of the Glenmorangie range. A ten-year-old single malt, Glenmorangie Original is produced by marrying the delicate spirit that emerges from Scotland's tallest stills, with first and second fill American white oak casks.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Highland Park 12 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : IslandABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Highland Park Distillery'sDESCRIPTION : Highland Park is one of the few distilleries to carry on the tradition of floor malting, a labor-intensive process where barley is spread across a floor and regularly hand-turned for even germination before being kilned with Orkney peat, a famously heathery peat saturated by eons of salt spray.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Glenlivet 15 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : SpeysideABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Pernod Ricard U.S.A DESCRIPTION :This 15 year old expression from The Glenlivet, was matured in French Limousin Oak casks. Limousin Oak is a popular choice for maturation of Cognac.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $230
  • Abelour A'bunadh

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : SpeysideABV : 59.9%STYLE : Single maltMANUFACTURE : Aberlour DistilleryDESCRIPTION :It's batch 62 of Aberlour's very popular A'Bunadh single malt! These whiskies are matured in Spanish Oloroso sherry butts and bottled at cask strength, resulting in a particularly full-bodied and flavoursome dram.

    30ml: $33 / Bottle: $460
  • Isle of Jura Superstition

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : Jura ABV : 43.0% STYLE : Single Malt MANUFACTURE : Isle Of Jura Distillery DESCRIPTION :Superstition is a unique whisky created from the marriage of traditional Islay style peated barley and a selection of aged malts. A single malt made up of different ages, 13 percent of which is said to be heavily peated.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $330
  • Auchentoshan 3 Wood

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : LowlandABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single Malt MANUFACTURE :The Glasgow distillery AuchentoshanDESCRIPTION :A Lowland single malt matured in 3 different casks, namely: Pedro Ximénez Sherry casks, bourbon casks and Oloroso Sherry casks. A distinctive triple distilled whisky from Auchentoshan.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $330
  • Macallan 12 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : SpeysideABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Macallan DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A Sherry wood matured 12 year old from Macallan, a superbly balanced affair, one of the best of its age group.

    30ml: $36 / Bottle: $600
  • Lagavulin 16 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : IslayABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Lagavulin DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A much sought-after single malt with the massive peat-smoke that's typical of southern Islay - but also offering richness and a dryness that turns it into a truly interesting tipple. The 16 year old has truly become a benchmark Islay dram from the Lagavulin distillery.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $340
  • Auchentoshan 18 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : LowlandABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Auchentoshan DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Launched in 2008, this 18 year old bottling of triple distilled, Lowland single malt whisky boasts a superb richness for a core-range bottling and was aged in American oak casks.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $460
  • Auchentoshan 21 Years

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : LowlandABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : Auchentoshan DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A 21 year old single malt, triple distilled and aged in second fill sherry casks, though nothing is lost to the power of the sherry. This bottling stands as the flagship for the core Auchentoshan range.

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $520
  • Glenrothes 1975

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : SpeysideABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE :The Glenrothes distilleryDESCRIPTION :A 1975 vintage from Glenrothes. This is part of a rare release of 3,708 bottles, bottled in 2006.

    30ml: $78 / Bottle: $910
  • Macallan 30 Years Old

    ORIGIN : Scotland REGION : Speyside.ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single MaltMANUFACTURE : The Macallan Whisky Distillery.DESCRIPTION :The Macallan Fine Oak 30 Years Old is the pinnacle expression of the Fine Oak range and is matured in three exceptional oak cask types. This complex combination of casks exudes complexity and smoothness in an incomparable way, with notes of sandalwood, vanilla and black cherry.

    30ml: $290 / Bottle: $7000
  • Macallan 15 Years Old

    The Macallan Double Cask 15 Years Old is a balanced single malt whisky created by bringing the perfect harmony of two oaks into one exceptional single malt whisky. Sherry seasoned American oak adds delicate vanilla to the subtle spice of European oak, delivering a whisky with a sweeter, warmer taste and character.

    30 Ml: $91 / Bottle: $910

Spirits / Whisky / American

  • Jack Daniels

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 40.0%STYLE : TennesseeMANUFACTURE : Jack Daniel Whiskey DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A top-selling bottling from the Jack Daniel distillery, the mash bill is made up of 80% corn, 12% rye and 8% malt. The spirit is filtered through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal to produce a mellow, slightly smoky character, thus making it Tennessee whiskey...

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $130
  • Bulleit

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 45.0%STYLE : BourbonMANUFACTURE : Kirin Brewing Company (Four Roses Distillery)DESCRIPTION :Enjoy Bulleit Bourbon like the Americans do! Previously it has been bottled at 40% abv for the UK market, but now you can get the Frontier Whiskey at 45% abv, just like they have in Kentucky. A stunning bourbon that won a Gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2012.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $230
  • Buffalo Trace

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Bourbon WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Buffalo Trace DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The new edition of the classic Kentucky straight bourbon, Buffalo Trace. A great whiskey, with oodles of vanilla, barrel char and spicy complexity.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $230
  • Rebel Yell Small Batch Rye

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 45.0%STYLE : Rye WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Lux Row DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A small batch rye whiskey from the famous wheated straight bourbon brand Rebel Yell. Made with rye, corn and malted barley (rye whiskies must contain at least 51% rye in the mash bill) it's a much spicier yell altogether!

    30ml: $22 / Bottle: $260
  • Maker's Mark

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 45.0%STYLE : Bourbon WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Makers Mark DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Maker’s Mark maintain that they distill their bourbon to the lowest proof of any US whiskey distillery. This proffers a bourbon that retains a rich flavour. Developed by Bill Samuel's Sr, he replaced rye with red winter wheat to reduce the burning sensation.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $210
  • Blanton's Bourbon Original

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 46,5%STYLE : BourbonMANUFACTURE : Blanton'sDESCRIPTION :The Blanton's range from those excellent Buffalo Trace folks is filled to the brim with a stunning single barrel bourbon.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $330
  • Willett Single Cask Rye

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 53.7%STYLE : Rye WhiskeyMANUFACTURE :Kentucky Bourbon Distillers CoDESCRIPTION :A tremendous rye whiskey from the Willet distillery - made with stock distilled after the Willet distillery re-opened in 2012! The first distillation takes place in their 60-foot tall column still, while the second distillation takes place in a copper pot still. Following that, the spirit was filled into white oak barrels with a level 4 char to mature.

    30 ml: $26 / Bottle: $330

Spirits / Whisky / Irish

  • Jameson

    ORIGIN : Ireland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Blended WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Middleton DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Produced at the Middleton Distillery, Jameson is Ireland's quintessential Irish blend, a classic. Jim Murray even awarded it an incredible 95 points!

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Teeling Small Batch

    ORIGIN : Ireland ABV : 46.0%STYLE : Blended WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Teeling Whiskey CompanyDESCRIPTION : This is a delicious small-batch blend with a very high malt content. Interestingly enough, it's also been matured in rum casks for added spice.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $170
  • Midleton

    ORIGIN : Ireland ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Blended WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : Middleton Whiskey Distillery.DESCRIPTION : Behold, 2017's edition of Middleton Very Rare Irish whiskey! These bottling are always hotly anticipated and much adored, and as ever, Middleton has released an absolutely smashing expression.

    30ml: $78 / Bottle: $650

Spirits / Whisky / Taiwanese

  • Kavalan Port Cask

    ORIGIN : Taiwan ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Single Malt WhiskyMATURATION : Port CaskMANUFACTURE : The King Car DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Established in 2005, Kavalan is Taiwan’s first whisky maker, with their Kavalan Concertmaster named Best in Class at the 2011 International Wine & Spirit Competition. This single malt whisky showcases Ruby Port, Tawny Port and Vintage Port casks from Portugal to finish whiskies that were initially matured in American oak.

    30ml: $21 / Bottle: $230

Spirits / Whisky / French

  • G Miclo Small Batch Cherry Cask

    ORIGIN : France REGION : AlsaceABV : 54.3%STYLE : Single Malt WhiskeyMANUFACTURE : G Miclo DistilleryDESCRIPTION :These whiskies are characterized by the combination of the finest ingredients rigorously selected barley from Alsace, barrels from the best vineyards and pure water from a spring situated 950m above Lapoutroie village where the distillery is located.

    30ml: $33 / Bottle: $390

Spirits / Whisky / Japanese

  • Nikka Pure Malt Black

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Blended Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE :Nikka's Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleriesDESCRIPTION :Jim Murray scored different batches of Pure Malt Black with 92 and 95 points respectively. This is a great dram, a blended malt made up of whisky from Nikka's Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleries. Full of fruit, balanced oak, peat and toffee.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $260
  • Hombo Mars Iwai Tradition

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 40.0%STYLE : Blended Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE :Shinshu Mars Distillery DESCRIPTION :Hombo Shuzo, the company behind Mars Distillery, produces many kinds of alcoholic beverages at various places in Japan, including wine. For their first project in whisky, this particular‘Iwai Tradition’ isblended in its truly unique taste. If you’d like to try some of Mars whisky’s excellent products, this bottle with40% ABV is worth a try.

    30ml: $91 / Bottle: $910
  • Hibiki Harmony

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Blended Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE : Suntory DistilleryDESCRIPTION : The ideal of perfection, the paragon of ‘The Art of Japanese Whisky’ and its artisans. Hibiki means ‘resonance’ in Japanese. It speaks to the soul and emotions of the most discerning whisky lover. Numerous pure single malt whiskies, aged in a variety of cask types, including Mizunara, a very rare Japanese oak, all combine to create a full orchestra of flavors and aromas.

    30ml: $29 / Bottle: $330
  • Ichiro's Malt and Grain

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 46.0%STYLE : Blended WhiskyMANUFACTURE : Ichiro's DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A lovely blended whisky from Japan, created by Ichiro Akuto, the Japanese whisky extraordinaire. This particular gem is made with both malt and grain whisky from Japan as well as (possibly) some whisky from other countries too - the label describes it as "a worldwide blended whisky".

    30ml: $39 / Bottle: $460
  • Nikka Taketsuru 17 Years

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Blended Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE : Nikka DistilleryDESCRIPTION :This is a great 17 year old blended malt named for Nikka's founder, the whisky-pilgrim Masataka Taketsuru.

    30ml: $78 / Bottle: $780
  • Suntory, Yamazaki 12 Years

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Single Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE : Yamazaki DistilleryDESCRIPTION : Suntory today, it is the country’s largest and most recognizable producer of quality whisky. Yamazaki 12 Year Old was introduced to the market in 1984 and was the first seriously marketed Japanese single malt whisky. Now, Yamazaki is an internationally coveted brand, winning award after award. You know you have quality when you have Yamazaki.

    30ml: $78 / 700ml: $1400
  • The Revival 2011 Komagatake, Mars

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 58.0% STYLE : Single Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE : Shinshu DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A limited edition of an almost brand new Japanese whisky will be available in Japan from august 6th. Mars Malt age name "The Revival 2011" is meaning the rebirth of Mars Whisky, a rather confidential Japanese whisky brand which most famous expression is a single malt sold under the name of Mars Malt age Komagatake.

    30ml: $117 / Bottle: $1560
  • Hombo Mars Iwai
    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $260
  • The Nikka 12 Years Old

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Blended WhiskyMANUFACTURE :Nikka's Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleriesDESCRIPTION : The Nikka 12 is a well-balanced blend. There's green-apple freshness, rich fruitcake spiciness, butterscotch and some green-peppercorn punch. Another winner from Nikka.

    30ml: $46 / Bottle: $720
  • Nikka Taketsuru Pure Malt

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 43.0%STYLE : Blended Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE :Nikka's Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleriesDESCRIPTION :Taketsuru's no-age-statement blended malt contains a high percentage of malt from Miyagikyo, with the reminder coming from Yoichi. Aged on average for around 10 years in a variety of different cask types, including some sherry wood for extra richness.

    30ml: $29 / Bottle: $520
  • Nikka Miyagikyo Single Malt

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 45%STYLE : Single Malt WhiskyMANUFACTURE :Nikka's Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleriesDESCRIPTION :Nikka's entry-level whisky from Miyagikyo distillery. Light in body, yet full of flavour, this is an excellent introduction to Japanese whisky. Elegantly fruity with sherry-cask character.

    30ml: $36 / Bottle: $720
  • Hibiki 21 Year Old

    In 1987, Master Blender Keizo Saji decided to develop a blended whisky to reflect the sophistication of Suntory's techniques. Chief Blender, Koichi Inatomi, sampled and tasted aged malt whiskies from one million casks at Suntory.Saji and Inatomi then found the flavour by blending thirty distinctive malt and mellow grain whiskies. Hibiki is a truly harmonious blend rich in Japanese nature and craftsmanship. Tasting Note:Color: Bronze amberNose: Cooked fruit, blackberry, ripe banana, caramelPalate: Sandalwood, honeycomb, dried apricot and Mizunara (Japanese oak)Finish: Long, rich with incense aroma

    30ml: $120 / 700ml: $2700
  • Yamazaki 18 Years Old

    From Yamazaki was born the surprising, delicate yet profound experience of a Japanese single malt whisky .Spiritual and deep, made at Yamazaki Distillery, the soul place of Japanese whisky, its signature multi-layered taste is highly praised by whisky connoisseurs all over the world. Rich with mature autumn fruit. Color: Deep amberNose: Raisin, apricot, cafe au lait, Mizunara (Japanese oak)Palate: Blackberry, strawberry jam, dark chocolateFinish: Long, spicy, smooth

    30ml: $135 / 700ml: $3200
  • Yamazaki 12 Years

    Yamazaki is Suntory's flagship single malt whisky, from Japan's first and oldest malt distillery. This 12 year old first came onto the market in 1984 and was the first seriously marketed Japanese single malt whisky. Nose:Good body with plenty of nut oils and zest, a pleasant floral character with a little tropical fruit and a rooty note.Palate:Smooth and soft with good sweetness and winter spice. A lovely citrus note develops with more tropical fruit notes and a little rum.Finish:Medium with fruit and zest.

    30ml: $78 / 700ml: $1400

Spirits / Agave / Tequila

  • Corralejo Blanco

    ORIGIN : Mexico ABV : 38.0%STYLE : BlancoMANUFACTURE :Tequilera Corralejo DESCRIPTION : Unaged tequila from Corralejo in Mexico. Bottled after it has come from their copper pot still, this Blanco is referred to as "The Truth" by Don Leonardo, founder of Corralejo as it truly captures the character of the agave. Spicy and herbal with a touch of peppermint, the truth certainly tastes good.

    30ml: $18 / Bottle: $200
  • Tapatio Reposado

    ORIGIN : Mexico ABV : 38.0%STYLE : ReposadoMANUFACTURE : La Altena DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Kept in casks that previously held bourbon for four months, Tapatio Reposado Tequila works fantastically in cocktails and by itself.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $230
  • Corralejo Anejo

    100% handpicked Blue Weber agave, double distilled, aged for a full year in charred oak barrels, then bottled in-house at Hacienda Corralejo. Oak, hints of cocoa, vanilla, peppercorn in aroma,Oak, caramel, white peppercorn, cardamom in palate

    30 Ml: $23 / Bottle: $360
  • Don Julio Blanco

    Don Julio Blanco Tequila is the base from which all of our other variants are derived. Commonly referred to as “silver” tequila, its crisp agave flavor and hints of citrus make it an essential component to a variety of innovative drinks

    30 Ml: $20 / Bottle: $210

Spirits / Agave / Mezcal

  • Beneva

    ORIGIN : Mexico ABV : 38.0%STYLE : JovenMANUFACTURE : Beneva DistilleryDESCRIPTION :BENEVA produces more Mezcal than ever, without sacrificing the traditional aroma and flavor of the “Palenque” that national and international markets demand.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $100

Spirits / Cognac

  • Pierre Ferrand 1840 Original

    ORIGIN : France REGION : Cognac (Grande Champagne)ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Pierre Ferrand Distillery DESCRIPTION :This is a delicious cognac form Pierre Ferrand, made with spirit from the premier region - the Grande Champagne. This fabulous brandy was awarded a Gold Medal at both the Cognac Masters and the Chicago Beverage Testing Institute.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $260
  • Remy Martin VSOP

    ORIGIN : France REGION : Cognac (Petite Champagne)ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Remy Martin DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The VSOP Rémy Martin is a classic and the cognac houses bestseller. Often the bottle labels change, lots of different special editions exist. It can be seen as the flagship of Rémy Martin, the cognac consists up to 100 different eaux-de-vies, and the age of the spirits is between 4 and 15 years.

    30ml: $29 / Bottle: $330
  • Frapin Signature Grande Champagne

    ORIGIN : France REGION : Cognac (Grande Champagne )ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Frapin Family DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The Grande Champagne delight that is the Frapin Signature Cognac is a great choice if you’re looking for a versatile, quality Cognac that will complement any drinks cabinet. Napoleon in age quality, this premier cru offering has been produced from eaux-de-vie grown in Frapin’s own vineyards.

    30ml: $65 / Bottle: $520
  • Hennessy XO

    ORIGIN : France REGION : CognacSTYLE : XO CognacABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Hennessy DistilleryDESCRIPTION :The term XO was coined for this very Cognac by Maurice Hennessy in the 19th Century. This blend includes over 100 eaux-de-vie.

    30ml: $65 / Bottle: $520
  • Hennessy Paradis

    ORIGIN: France REGION : CognacABV : 40.0%STYLE : Prestige CognacMANUFACTURE : Hennessy DistilleryDESCRIPTION : Paradis was conceived in 1979 by Maurice Fillioux, a master blender at Hennessy. He blended a selection of eaux-de-vie that his grandfather had laid down.

    30ml: $104 / Bottle: $1300
  • Remy Martin Louis XIII

    ORIGIN : France REGION : CognacABV : 40.0%STYLE : Prestige CognacMANUFACTURE : Remy Martin DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A truly stunning Cognac from Rémy Martin. It is blended from around 1,200 different eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne appellation, and some of the spirit was distilled more than 100 years ago.

    30ml: $260 / Bottle: $5200

Spirits / Other Liquors and Liqueurs / Liqueur

  • Midori Melon Liqueur

    ORIGIN : Japan ABV : 20.0%FLAVOURS : Flavored withhoneydew melonsDECRIPTION :An amazing melon liqueur from Japan, with an incredibly fresh flavor. This is made from honeydew melons and the result is a stunning addition to many a cocktail.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $120
  • Southern Comfort

    ORIGIN : America ABV : 35.0%FLAVOURS : Flavored with whiskey, peaches, herbs and spices.DESCRIPTION :A very popular liqueur first made in 1874. Southern Comfort is made with whiskey, peaches, herbs and spices.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $120
  • Taylor's Velvet Falernum

    ORIGIN : Barbados ABV : 11.0%FLAVOURS :The liqueur is made with sugar cane, lime, almond and cloves.DESCRIPTION :A Bajan liqueur, very tasty and a back bar essential for making some great cocktails. Taylor's Velvet Falernum was first created by John D Taylor of Bridgetown in 1890.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $130
  • Luxardo Maraschino

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 32.0%FLAVOURS : Flavoredwith Mascara cherries and hints of almond, butter and sweeties.DESCRIPTION :A larger than usual bottling of Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur so grab your Hemingway Daiquiris and get those fruit salads ready. Packed with Mascara cherries and hints of almond, butter and sweeties, this Italian liqueur comes wrapped in its unmistakable straw jacket.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Kahlua

    ORIGIN : Mexico ABV : 20.0%FLAVOURS : Flavored with corn syrup, vanilla beans and coffee.DESCRIPTION : A Mexican coffee liqueur, Kahlua is made with sugar, corn syrup, vanilla beans and coffee. An important part of a B52 and a White Russian.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Grand Marnier

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40.0%FLAVOURS : Flavored with the essence of wild oranges. DESCRIPTION :A superb orange liqueur with cognac at its heart, flavored with the essence of wild oranges. Delicious.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Galliano

    ORIGIN : Dutch ABV : 42.3%FLAVOURS : Flavored with vanilla, citrus, ginger and anise.DESCRIPTION :Galliano L'Autentico is an Italian liqueur created in 1896 by Arturo Vaccari of Tuscany. It was named for Giuseppe Galliano, who was an Italian war hero. The liqueur is made with vanilla, citrus, ginger and anise.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Frangelico

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 28.0%FLAVOURS :toasted wild hazelnut flavored Italian liqueur DESCRIPTION :A classic toasted wild hazelnut flavored Italian liqueur presented in a bottle that is shaped like a friar. This collectible bottle of Frangelico was produced in the 1980s and includes the original presentation box.

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    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Drambuie

    ORIGIN : Scotland ABV : 40.0%FLAVOURS :Drambuie offers flavors such as anise, nutmeg and saffron.DESCRIPTION :Drambuie is a very famous whisky liqueur made with Scotch whisky, heather and herbs and spices. Produced in West Lothian, Scotland, Drambuie offers flavors such as anise, nutmeg and saffron.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Chambord

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 16.5%FLAVOURS : It is made with black raspberries, vanilla from Madagascar and Moroccan citrus peels which are steeped in cognac and sweetened with honey.DESCRIPTION :The striking bottle is design is not based on the Holy Hand Grenade, in fact it's based on a Globus Cruciger - an Orb a Christian symbol which was used during the Middle Ages. The cross surrounds the orb, which represents the earth.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $170
  • Cointreau

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40.0%FLAVOURS :Fresh orange peels, and a very subtle whisper of mint leaf. Warming caramel develops later on.DESCRIPTION :A 'triple-sec' liqueur made from Oranges with an absolutely delicious flavor. An essential ingredient in the Margarita cocktail, but very good on its own or over ice.

    30 ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Benedictine

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40.0%FLAVOURS :The flavor is very pungent with spices and herbs. Rich and flavorsome.DESCRIPTION :Really tasty French liqueur, Benedictine was originally created as an elixir to sustain monks as they worked. D.O.M. stands for "Deo Optimo Maximo".

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Archers Peach Schnapps

    ORIGIN : England ABV : 18.0%FLAVOURS : Fresh and fruity peachDESCRIPTION :A fresh and fruity peach schnapps, Archers is an incredibly popular drink, best served with ice and lemonade.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Amaretto

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 28.0% FLAVOURS : A sweet, almond-flavored liqueur.DESCRIPTION :A rare 1990s bottling of this famous amaretto -flavoured liqueur from Illva Saronno.

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    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Luxardo Sangue Morlacco

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 30%FLAVOURS :It is a liqueur of marasca cherries (a sour cherry variety exclusively cultivated by Luxardo) - another versionof cherry brandy. It is obtained by the infusion of marasca juice.DESCRIPTION :Quite different from normal cherry-brandies, both through the intensity of the cherry's typical taste (here decidedly enhanced), and through the surprising expansion of the after-taste, which makes it priceless when combined with pure chocolate.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $260

Spirits / Other Liquors and Liqueurs / Pisco

  • Capel Moai Pisco Reservado

    ORIGIN : Chile ABV : 40%STYLE : Muscat grapesMANUFACTURE :CapelPisco Capel is a young and aromatic spirit produced from the distillation and filtration of Chilean wine. It is produced from selected Muscat grapes grown in the North of Chile, at altitudes of around 2000 meters above sea level. This unique terrior counts on over 350 days of sun a year and crystal clear waters that flow through the Andes Mountains.Tasting notes: A transparent and bright product with a soft and elegant aroma reminiscent of azahar flowers, lime muscatel grapes with a hint of leeches. In the mouth it is smooth with a lime tone and medium body. The double distillation delivers great balance and subtle aromas.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $230

Spirits / Digestif / Armagnac

  • Armagnac Demandis X0

    ORIGIN : France REGION : ArmagnacABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : Armagnac Single DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Brandy is the name used for a wide range of potable spirits, made mostly from grape wines but sometimes also from other fruits .Armagnac is a highly aromatic brandy from the Gascony region of far south-western France.

    30ml: $13 / Bottle: $100

Spirits / Digestif / Calvados

  • Calvados St Vital 20 Years

    ORIGIN : France REGION : NormandyABV : 40.0% MANUFACTURE :Domfrontais DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Saint vital 20 years old-Calvados Préaux The Saint vital 20 years of the Domaine de la Vectière has experienced a minimum ageing of 20 years in oak barrels. This long maturation gives it fine Woody tannins perfectly harmonized with a well-cooked fruit.

    30ml: $26 / Bottle: $160

Spirits / Digestif / Eau De Vie

  • Eau De Vie G.Miclo Pear

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 43.0%MANUFACTURE : G Miclo DistilleryDESCRIPTION :It almost looks like one of the experiments in the film Alien, although far nicer obviously (unless you're the pear).

    30ml: $21 / Bottle: $260
  • Eau De Vie Hagmeyer Cherry

    ORIGIN : France ABV : 40.0%MANUFACTURE : G Miclo DistilleryDESCRIPTION :A stunning Kirsch (cherry eau-de-vie) from top French producers G. Miclo, based in Alsace. Expect masses of flavors and all natural ingredient.

    30ml: $20 / Bottle: $200

Spirits / Digestif / Grappa

  • Blanco Lo Chardonnay Di Nonino Grappa

    ORIGIN : Italy STYLE : BlancoABV : 41.0%MANUFACTURE : Nonino DistilleryDESCRIPTION :This Nonino Grappa is produced using the pomace from the Chardonnay grape. Distilling pomace from a single grape variety which is linked to more dedicated production zone.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $160
  • Grappa Tignanello

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 42.0%MANUFACTURE : Antinori DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Grappa made with Cabernet and Sangiovese pomace from the Tignanello in the heart of Chianti Classico.

    30ml: $23 / Bottle: $330

Spirits / Digestif / Port

  • Niepoort Tawny Port 'Dee'

    REGION : Douro ABV : 20.0%TYPE : TawnyMANUFACTURE :Niepoort (Vinhos) DESCRIPTION :‘Tawny Dee Of the Niepoort twins, although similar at the outset, with time, Tawny Dee acquires great wisdom and subtleness through ageing in small old oak casks in our cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia exhibiting discrete characters of dried stone fruits. This refinement is further enhanced by the years of experience of our Master blender José Nogueira.

    60ml: $16 / Bottle: $100

Spirits / Digestif / Sherry

  • Harveys Bristol Cream

    ORIGIN : Spain ABV : 17.5%STYLE : Cream SherryMANUFACTURE : Harvey's DistilleryDESCRIPTION :Harvey's Bristol Cream is a classic aperitif sherry, best serves very cold. Offers nutty, raisin notes.

    60ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Lustau Puerto Fino Solera Reserva

    ORIGIN : Spain REGION : JerezABV : 15.0%GRAPE VARIETY : PalominoDESCRIPTION :Pale straw color with greenish reflections, bright and clean. This is a Jerez style Fino: fresh and pungent on the nose with almonds and bakery notes. Dry and crisp on the palate, yet rich and with a full finish.

    60ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Tio Pepe Fino Sherry

    ORIGIN : Spain REGION : JerezABV : 15.0%GRAPE VARIETY : PalominoDESCRIPTION :Tio Pepe Fino Sherry is a star bright, pale golden color. It is elegant and distinctive, with fresh bread and almond aromas. A crisp and dry Fino sherry from Gonzalez Byass. This is made using Palomino grapes and the wine is aged for around 5 years. Best served chilled.

    60ml: $13 / Bottle: $100
  • Valdespino Inocente Fino

    ORIGIN : Spain REGION : JerezABV : 15.0%GRAPE VARIETY : PalominoDESCRIPTION : Wine is on average 8 to 10 years old. One other thing that makes it apart from other Fino is that the grapes are exclusively from the high part of the Macharnudo vineyard, so this is a single-vineyard Fino. The nose is very complex, showing the effect of the long lees contact: chalk, dried hay, aromatic herbs and salty almonds.

    60ml: $16 / Bottle: $100
  • Dry Sack Sherry

    ORIGIN : Spain REGION : JerezABV : 19.5%TYPE : Fortified WineDESCRIPTION : Dry Sack Sherry is a medium amber orange color; aroma of walnuts, butter almond, toffee with citrus/lemon peel; off-dry taste, warm nutty core, with lemon and alcohol warm, dry finish.

    60ml: $13 / Bottle: $100

Spirits / Digestif / Other Liquors

  • Fernet Branca

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 39.0%FLAVOURS : Aloes, gentian, rhubarb, cinchona bark and zedoary - all herbs from India and Indonesia.DESCRIPTION :An Italian digestive, Fernet-Branca is was created in 1845. It's made from 27 different herbs and aged in oak for a year.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $130
  • Limoncello

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 26.0%FLAVOURS :flavored with lemonDESCRIPTION :Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur mainly produced in Southern Italy, especially in the region around the Gulf of Naples, the Sorrentine Peninsula and the coast of Amalfi, and islands of Procida, Ischia and Capri.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $120
  • Opal Nera Sambuca

    ORIGIN : Italy ABV : 38.0%FLAVOURS : Aniseed FlavoredDESCRIPTION : The main ingredients of Sambuca are the essential oils obtained by distilling vapors of the seeds of a kind of aniseed called Illicium verum (Star Anise), thus giving the liquor a strong smell of anise. Those are added to pure alcohol, a concentrated solution of sugar and other natural flavors.

    30ml: $16 / Bottle: $200

Spirits / Beers

  • Heineken

    ORIGIN : Holland STYLE : European Pale LagerABV : 5%TASTE NOTE : Light bodied, but with good malty cereal and banana chew fruity yeast. Great balance between fruit and hop bitterness.

    Bottle: $12
  • Tiger

    ORIGIN : Singapore STYLE : LagerABV : 4.8%TASTE NOTE : Tiger Beer is a refreshing and full bodied lager beer with a light straw colour, soft beady aroma and a hint of tropical fruit. Its malty character is immediately noticeable, with a silky texture on the palate and has a clean, crisp finish when served chilled

    Bottle: $12
  • Asahi

    ORIGIN : Japan STYLE : Adjuncts (Rice) LagerABV : 5.2%TASTE NOTE : Light bodied clean and cleansing , Dry on the palate but with white bread sweetness balance by light toasty malt and mild grassy hop bitterness.

    Bottle: $16
  • Corona

    ORIGIN : Mexico STYLE : American Adjuncts LagerABV : 4.6%TASTE NOTE : Refreshing, Subtle Nose, Subtle Flavor.

    Bottle: $16
  • Lion

    ORIGIN: Sri Lanka STYLE: Mild LagerABV: 4.8%TASTE NOTE: Golden roasted malt in colour with a hint of fruit and caramel flavouring, it is very slightly sweet with less hop notes.

    Bottle (330ml): $12
  • Carlsberg

    ORIGIN : Denmark STYLE : Danish LagerABV : 5%TASTE NOTE : A crisp, refreshing, perfectly balanced beer that has a full flavor and hoppy aroma.

    Bottle (330ml): $12

Food Menu / Snacks

  • Salt & Black Pepper Calamari

    Tartar sauce, Lemon aioli

    molluscs · gluten · egg

    $26
  • Hummus

    Marinated olives, Feta and avocado salad, Pita bread, Potato chips

    vegetarian · dairy · gluten · sesame

    $28
  • Fresh Vietnamese Spring Rolls

    Carrots, Cilantro, Cucumber, Buckwheat noodles, Tamarind sauce, Sesame seeds

    vegan · wheat · sesame

    $24
  • Assorted Premium Cheeses

    Pamigiano reggiano 36 months, Taleggio, Gorgonzola, Manchego, Brie, Truffle honey, Red onion jam Grissini, Lavosh bread

    dairy · gluten

    $35
  • Salsa & Chips

    Mild spicy pico de gallo, Guacamole, Salsa de queso, Totopos

    dairy · vegetarian

    $24
  • Prawns Bucket

    Cajun fried prawns, Creole remoulade

    crustaceous · gluten · egg

    $29
  • Po Pia Tod

    Carrots, Cabbage, Shitake mushrooms, Glass noodles fried spring rolls, Sweet chili sauce

    vegetarian · egg · gluten

    $25
  • Bruschetta

    Slightly spicy marinated eggplants, Feta cheese, Oregano

    vegetarian · dairy · gluten

    $22

Food Menu / Salads | Sandwiches | Pizzas | Asian Comfort

  • The Halcyon Greek Salad

    Vine ripened tomato, braised red capsicum, kalamata olives, taggiasca olives, spanish red onions, feta cheese, cucumber, oregano

    dairy · vegetarian

    Normal: $28 / Vegetarian: $28
  • Burrata Salad

    Parma ham riserhva 24 months, rocket salad, roasted tomatoes, braised bell pepper

    dairy · pork

    $30
  • The Halcyon Burger

    Ciabatta Bread, Tomatoes, Iceberg Lettuce, Cheddar Cheese, Olive, Tapenade, Oregano With choice of:

    dairy · gluten · sesame · egg

    Beef: $38 / Chicken: $38
  • Club Sandwich Wrap

    Grilled Chicken, Beef Bacon, Cheddar, Fried egg, Lettuce, Tomato, Mayonnaise, Toasted Whole wheat bread

    dairy · wheat · egg

    $34
  • The Classic Margherita

    San Marzano DOP Tomato, Agerola Mozzarella, Basil, Parmesan cheese

    dairy · gluten · vegetarian

    $28
  • The Calabrese

    San Marzano DOP Tomato, Agerola Mozzarella, Beef Salami, Calabrian chili

    $30
  • Pad Thai

    Wok fried Noodles, Vegetables, Tofu, Peanuts With a choice of:

    soy · crustaceous · peanuts

    Beef: $35 / Chicken: $35 / Prawns: $35 / Vegetarian: $35
  • Nasi Goreng

    Indonesian Smoky Wok fried rice, Sweet soy sauce, Fried eggs, Chicken satay, Prawn Crackers With choice of:

    crustaceous · egg · soy

    Chicken: $35 / Prawns: $35
  • Focaccia | Sea Salt | Rosemary

    gluten · vegan

    $12

Food Menu / Gelatos And Sorbets / Gelatos

  • Caramelized Banana

    nuts · dairy

    $8
  • Green Tea

    dairy · milk-protein

    $8
  • Orange Chocolate

    chocolate · milk-protein · soy

    $8
  • Vanilla

    dairy · egg · milk-protein

    $8
  • Coconut

    dairy · egg · milk-protein

    $8
  • Strawberry

    dairy · milk-protein

    $8

Food Menu / Gelatos And Sorbets / Sorbet

  • Pineapple

    vegan

    $8
  • Raspberry

    vegan

    $8
  • Lemon

    vegan

    $8
  • Passion Fruit

    vegan

    $8
  • Tropical Fruit

    vegan

    $8
  • Kalamansi

    vegan

    $8

Smokes / Cigars

  • Montecristo #2

    Length: 6 1/8'' Ring Gauge: 52Taste: SpicyStrength: Medium to FullShape: TorpedoDescription : This figurado is a long time favorite among cigar aficianodas and is a' Cuban classic', Aesthetically, structurally and sensually the Monte # 2 is the benchmark for all pyramides in the business. With its flick, pointed caps , compact body and its thick 52 ring gauge the Monte # 2 looks mean and meaty . The blend -masters proportion of ligero, seco and volado tobacco are poetic and result in a romantic smoke.

    $100
  • Montecristo #4

    Length: 5 1/8'' Ring Gauge: 42Taste: EarthyStrength: Medium to FullShape: Petit CoronaDescription : A constant cigar and best - selling stick in the world ! The No.4 is well balanced , well structured and appealing to the palate, smooth, mellow, rich and creamy the leather, coffee and earth flavors remind us of classic Havana. This petit corona rivals its popular brother, The Montecristo No.2 in taste.

    $70
  • Partagas Series P #2

    Length: 6 1/8'' Ring Gauge: 52Taste: SpicyStrength: FullShape: TorpedoDescription : The potential of this piramides is quite exciting to say the least. The No.2 is medium in strength and looks great Tobacco from the finest abajo region ensures prime smoking. The journey of the cigar is clever and intriguing, spicy and leathery, then it creeps a sweet woodiness and slightly acidic cocoa.

    $95
  • Romeo y Julieta Churchill

    Length: 7'' Ring Gauge: 47Taste: WoodyStrength: MediumShape: ChurchillDescription : A paramount display of Romeo y Julieta's wide palette of flavors. Medium in strength with notes of tangy orange peel, fragrant wood, fresh herbs, roasted hazelnuts and hint of leather fill the palate. A crisp start with an abundant smoke. This young and quite delicate cigar with great ageing potential.

    $100

Smokes / Cigarettes

  • Marlboro Lights
    $40
  • Marlboro Red
    $40
  • Camel Lights
    $40

Smokes / Shisha

  • Mint
    $40
  • Double Apple
    $40
  • Melon
    $40
  • Grape
    $40
  • Strawberry
    $40

All Inclusive - Beverage Menu / Standard AI

  • Standard Beverages

    COCKTAIL Margarita Margarita Frozen Caipirinha Daiquiri Frozen Mojito Negroni Harvey Wallbanger Old Fashioned Long Island Iced Tea Dry Martini Piña Colada Cosmopolitan Tequila Sunrise Bartender’s Special Classic Sparkling Cocktails MOCKTAIL Lychee Basil Fizz Berry Me Citrus Muddle Passionate Ginger Lemonade & Mojitos (Choice of flavour - Strawberry, Passion Fruit, Lychee, Mango) Bartender’s Special Mocktails VODKA Smirnoff Absolut Russian Standard RUM Bacardi Carta Blanca Cachaca WHISKY Jameson Teachers Black & White BEER Carlsberg Heineken Lion ALSO INCLUDES Tea & Coffee Selection of Soft Drinks Seasonal Fresh Juices

  • Standard Wine List

    SPARKLING Torresella Prosecco RED WINE Catena Zapata – Appellation Vista Flores Malbec, 75cl De Martino – Legado Carmenère Reserva, 75cl Nipozzano – Chianti Rufina, 75cl Venta La Vega (Bodegas Almansénas) – Ternario 1 Garnacha, 2016, 75cl La Montesa – Rioja Baja DOC, 2015, 75cl Camins del Priorat – DOC, 2017, 75cl Bodegas Estefanía – Tilenus Pago de Posada, 75cl Craggy Range – Te Kahu, Hawke’s Bay Merlot/Cabernet, 2013, 75cl Les Vignerons d’Estézargues – Domaine des Fées, Côtes du Rhône, 2017, 75cl Antinori – Peppoli Chianti Classico, 75cl WHITE WINE Argiolas – Vermentino di Sardegna, 2010, 75cl Domaines Schlumberger – Les Princes Abbés Gewürztraminer, 75cl Drostdy Hof – Chenin Blanc, 75cl Domaine de Vaufuget – Vouvray, 75cl Frédéric Mabileau – Chenin des Rouillères, 2021, 75cl Magnolia – Pecorino DOC, 75cl ROSE WINE Vignoble du Rêveur – La Vie en Rose Gewürztraminer Sec, 75cl Segature Rosé Chiaro di Stelle – Isola dei Nuraghi, 75cl False Bay – Whole Bunch Cinsault / Mourvèdre, 2014, 75cl Antinori – Tenuta Guado al Tasso “Scalabrone” Bolgheri Rosato, 2016, 75cl De Martino – D’Oro Rosé, 2008, 375cl

All Inclusive - Beverage Menu / Premium AI

  • Premium Beverages

    BELLINI AND SPARKLING COCKTAIL Bellini (Passion Fruit, Strawberry, Coconut, Peach) Mimosa Aperol Spritz Limoncello Spritz COCKTAIL Margarita Caipirinha Daiquiri Mojito Cosmopolitan Old Fashioned Long Island Iced Tea Martini Piña Colada Tequila Sunrise Moscow Mule Negroni French 75 Bartender’s Special Classic MOCKTAIL Lychee Basil Fizz Berry Me Citrus Muddle Passionate Ginger Lemonade & Mojitos (Choice of flavour - Strawberry, Passion Fruit, Lychee, Mango) Bartender’s Special Mocktails APERITIFS Dubonnet Martini Rosso Martini Dry Martini Bianco Campari Cynar Aperol Fernet-Branca Ricard Pernod Pimm's VODKA Tito's Ketel One Belvedere Smirnoff Absolut Blue Russian Standard 1906 Vodka WHISKY Jack Daniels Buffalo Trace Bourbon Glenfiddich Ancient Reserve 12years Jameson Teachers Black & White Johnnie Walker Black Label RUM Appleton Estate Extra Age 12 Year Bacardi Carta Blanca Sailor Jerry Cachaca Wray & Nephew Plantation Original White/ Dark TEQUILA Corralejo Blanco Corralejo Reposado Jose Cuervo Silver GIN Beefeater Bombay Sapphire Dorothy Parker Edgerton Pink Gin BEER Carlsberg Tiger Lion Corona Heineken ALSO INCLUDES Tea & Coffee Selection of Soft Drinks Seasonal Fresh Juices

  • Premium Wine List

    CHAMPAGNE Sommelier Selection SPARKLING Sommelier Selection RED WINE Catena Zapata – Appellation Vista Flores Malbec, 75cl De Martino – Legado Carmenère Reserva, 75cl Nipozzano – Chianti Rufina, 75cl Venta La Vega (Bodegas Almansénas) – Ternario 1 Garnacha, 2016, 75cl La Montesa – Rioja Baja DOC, 2015, 75cl Camins del Priorat – DOC, 2017, 75cl Bodegas Estefanía – Tilenus Pago de Posada, 75cl Craggy Range – Te Kahu, Hawke’s Bay Merlot/Cabernet, 2013, 75cl Les Vignerons d’Estézargues – Domaine des Fées, Côtes du Rhône, 2017, 75cl Antinori – Peppoli Chianti Classico, 75cl WHITE WINE Argiolas – Vermentino di Sardegna, 2010, 75cl La Belle Angèle – Chardonnay, France, 2022 Domaines Schlumberger – Les Princes Abbés Gewürztraminer, 75cl Drostdy Hof – Chenin Blanc, 75cl Domaine de Vaufuget – Vouvray, 75cl Frédéric Mabileau – Chenin des Rouillères, 2021, 75cl Magnolia – Pecorino DOC, 75cl ROSE WINE Vignoble du Rêveur – La Vie en Rose Gewürztraminer Sec, 75cl Segature Rosé Chiaro di Stelle – Isola dei Nuraghi, 75cl False Bay – Whole Bunch Cinsault / Mourvèdre, 2014, 75cl Antinori – Tenuta Guado al Tasso “Scalabrone” Bolgheri Rosato, 2016, 75cl De Martino – D’Oro Rosé, 2008, 375cl

Bell Bar Experiences

  • Wine Dinner

    Savor an evening where every detail is thoughtfully curated to enchant. Join us for a memorable journey of fine wines and exquisite cuisine, where each course is perfectly paired to elevate your senses and delight your palate. In an intimate and elegant setting by the ocean, allow the flavors, aromas, and artistry of our culinary team to create a dining experience unlike any other. Includes a five-course menu with sommelier-selected wine pairings for each course.

    Per Person: $345 / HB/FB/AI supplement: $245
  • Wine Tasting

    Embark on a refined journey through the world of wine, three variety of wine by glass with canapes, with a curated tasting experience at The Halcyon Maldives. Led by our sommelier, each pour is thoughtfully paired with delectable canapés, allowing you to savor distinct flavors and discover new favorites in a serene, island setting

    Per Person: $150
  • Cocktail Class

    Step behind the bar and discover the secrets of mixology with our expert beverage team. In a relaxed and inspiring setting, you will learn the techniques of creating fourdifferent classic cocktails and the finer details that make each drink unforgettable. Explore fresh ingredients, creative garnishes, and the balance of flavors as you craft your own signature concoctions.

    Per Person: $100
  • Tee Time In Paradise

    Tee off against the endless blue of the Indian Ocean, surrounded by soft breezes and breathtaking views. Our eco-friendly bio balls, designed to safely dissolve into nourishing fish food, allow you to enjoy a round of golf while giving back to the marine world. A lighthearted and meaningful way to spend an afternoon, where every swing is a tribute to paradise.

    For 16 eco-friendly golf balls.: $85
  • English High Tea

    Ribbon Sandwich ~ Egg salad sandwich Cucumber sandwich with aioli & chives Smoked salmon, capers & cream cheese Traditional Scones ~ Traditional plain house-made mini scones Mini date scones Clotted cream Strawberry & raspberry jam Sweets ~ Mini Tiramisu Macaron Mini fruit tartelette

    caffeine · cheese · chocolate · dairy · egg · fish · halal · nuts · sugar · almond · gluten

    $65

Public FineDine price entries are volatile and must be reconfirmed with the resort before quoting.

The venue

Dining at a glance

  • Signature cocktails and fine spirits
  • Island bar
  • Main island lounge and sunset deck
Opening hours

When the kitchen serves

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The official directory states daily 10:30-23:00; confirm current hours locally.
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All day

Hours subject to resort operating calendar — confirm with a Resortlife specialist when booking.

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The resort

The The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection experience

Located on Meradhoo Island in the Maldives, The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection is a 5-star beachfront resort. The property features a private beach, a spa, and a pool, with multiple restaurants and two poolside bars. Guest reviews highlight consistently great food, including fresh seafood and…

How to reach

Getting there

90 min seaplane from MLE

Located in Gaafu Alifu Atoll, The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection is reached by a 90-minute seaplane transfer from Velana International Airport, Malé. Domestic flight + speedboat (55 min flight + 15 min speedboat) is also available. Transfer arrangements are coordinated with guests' international flight details.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Bell Bar

  • What cuisine does Bell Bar serve?
    Bell Bar at The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection serves Signature cocktails and fine spirits in a island bar format, set main island lounge and sunset deck. Resortlife can share the current menu on request.
  • Is there a dress code at Bell Bar?
    Bell Bar operates a casual dress code.
  • Is Bell Bar included in the meal plan?
    What is included depends on the meal plan you book at The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection (Bed & Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board, All Inclusive, Premium All Inclusive). Your quotation sets out which venues and meals it covers.
  • Where is Bell Bar located?
    Bell Bar is at The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection on Meradhoo Island, Gaafu Alifu Atoll. Ask the resort about the route from your villa.
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Explore Bell Bar

Bell Bar is part of the dining at The Halcyon Private Isles Maldives, Autograph Collection. For dietary enquiries or table requests, guests may contact the resort.