Spirits

From Carpano, home of the first ever vermouth, this highly sought-after red vermouth is made to an original recipe dating from 1786.

Nose: Crisp notes of juniper alongside delicate floral sweetness, parma violets, a touch of citrus peel and some green vegetal notes in there too, with a pinch of spice. Palate: Wonderfully spicy not

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

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

Chambord is a world-renowned raspberry liqueur which was first produced in the Loire valley in the 1600s.

An Italian aperitif, Cocchi Americano has become a popular alternative to the original Kina Lillet.

Cocchi Americano Rosa is a blend of two aromatic grape varieties, Brachetto and Malvasia, herbs, fruits and spices.

Cynar is an Italian aperitif liqueur made using 13 different plants. The main flavour is, in fact artichoke, and it gets its name "Cynar" from the Latin for artichoke "Cynara scolymus".

Baked lemon on the nose, with juniper and corriander on the palate.

The first rum from acclaimed bartender Anthony Peart, his talent for creations and creating drinks has been showcased in, `Fr`um Pineapple and Smoky Scotch Bonnet Rum` with the line `dark but fr`iendl

Each autumn Greensand Ridge press sweet apple juice from a surplus of quality apples (60% Gala and 40% Mairac for 2018`s pressing).

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.

A dark rum with a deep rich spiciness from its double ageing in Bourbon and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks.

A collaborative release from bartending extraordinaire Ryan Chetiyawardana (aka Mr. Lyan) and Irish whiskey bonders J.J.

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.

The English grain whisky has been distilled in a combination of pot and column stills, made in accordance to the distillery`s very own Invicta Whisky Charter.