Spirits

Aker English Rosé Aperitif combines liquid from two English powerhouse producers, using raspberry eau de vie from Capreolus Distillery in the Cotswolds, and pinot noir rosé wine from Chapel Down in Ke

A South African cream liqueur distilled from the fruit of the Marula tree. The flavour of Amarula is of fruit and caramel, and it`s very quaffable.

A classic rhubarb and orange flavoured aperitif from Italy. The original recipe for Aperol dates back to 1919.

Baileys Irish Cream is a sweetened dairy-based liqueur made with cream, whiskey, and chocolate.

An Irish vodka from the Boatyard range, made with Irish wheat.

An Irish vodka from the Boatyard range, made with Irish wheat.

Released for Cocchi`s 130th anniversary, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry Piemontese is a classic style from the birthplace of vermouth - Piemonte.

These excellent grapefruit bitters from Fee Brothers work really well in cocktails with a tangy citrus element. They add a little extra spice and depth. Try them in your next Margarita or Sour…

An English version of a traditional Central European Slivovitz is exceptionally distilled to capture the wonderful aroma of ripe plums in an uncommonly smooth fruit brandy.

A very interesting gin, aged for 10 months in Pedro-Ximenez sherry cask`s which gives the gin a very unique flavour profile. On the nose is fruitcake, slight pepper with some sweetness.

Hpnotiq is an aqua blue liqueur made with tropical fruits, French vodka and a splash of Cognac.

Lillet Blanc is one of the classic wine-based aperitifs, and is great sipped as is, or mixed in cocktails.

A Rose version of the classic wine-based aperitif, Lillet. This is blended with red and white Grand Cru Bordeaux wines used to make Lillet Rouge and Lillet Blanc respectively.

A splendid red aperitif hailing from the Bordeaux region of France, Lillet Rouge is less famous than its Blanc sister (so beloved of James Bond) and will add welcome pep to your Manhattans and Negroni

King Henry VIII was so impressed by the fruits of Kent, that he named it “The Garden of England”.

King Henry VIII was so impressed by the fruits of Kent, that he named it “The Garden of England”.

King Henry VIII was so impressed by the fruits of Kent, that he named it “The Garden of England”.

A bright, vibrant Italian gin, with the Sicilian blood oranges bringing plenty of juicy, sweet, refreshing notes to the table.

Malfy Gin is an Italian gin is made using a selection of six botanicals, as well as an infusion of Italian coastal lemons, including some from the Amalfi coast.

The Originale expression showcases a juniper-forward flavour profile.

This ace Italian gin is built around the awesomeness of Sicilian pink grapefruit, and features a hint of rhubarb too.

All the way from Salzburg, Austria, comes Mozart Gold Chocolate Cream Liqueur!

Passoã is a French passion fruit liqueur. It is also made with mango, pineapple and coconut.

An ace Australian single malt from the Starward range, Nova spends its life maturing in casks that previously held Australian red wine, sources from wineries that produce some lovely Shiraz, Pinot Noi