Spirits

A smoky single malt here from Benromach and its Contrasts series.

The first release from the Boatyard Distillery in Lough Erne, Northern Ireland, is Boatyard Double Gin!

The first release from the Boatyard Distillery in Lough Erne, Northern Ireland, is Boatyard Double Gin!

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

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

A peaty blended malt created by the renowned John Glaser, of Compass Box. The Peat Monster contains malt whiskies from the legendary Isle of Islay, along with a helping of Highland malt in there too.

Compass Box`s delicious Spice Tree was briefly illegitimate, according to SWA regulations. After adjusting its creation, Spice Tree is back, and better than ever.

This is the first single malt whisky from the Cotswolds Distillery (as well as being the first single malt whisky ever distilled in the Cotswold countryside!).

Fernet Branca is a Fernet liqueur made with herbs and spices. Fernet Branca was created in 1845 by Bernardino Fernet, who started the company which still produces it today.

Rich and sherried 15yo malt from one of the best distilleries in Speyside. Aged for a little bit longer and bottled a little stronger for a more concentrated, richer flavour.

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.

Batch 2 of J.J. Corry`s The Gael Irish whiskey, built using a blend of 60% malt and 40% grain, aged in a combo of ex-bourbon and sherry casks.

The Hanson from J.J. Corry is a blended grain Irish whiskey which shows off wave upon wave of creamy vanilla, sweet fruit and subtle spice.

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.

An impressive-looking premium gin from famous wine and spirits merchants Berry Bros & Rudd, No.

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

Bitter Truth have long created celery bitters and now the top German bitters producers have produced cucumber bitters too! Fresh cucumber peel and herbal notes of rosemary and savory.