Spirits

Kornog is a peated French single malt produced by Celtic Whisky Distillerie at Glann Ar Mor on the northern coast of Brittany. Distilled in traditional copper pot stills and matured near the sea, it combines expressive peat smoke with the distillery’s distinctly maritime character. The whisky is bottled without chill filtration or added coloring.

Aromas of fragrant peat smoke, sea air, vanilla, and ripe orchard fruit lead into a rich, layered palate. Notes of malt, citrus, peppery spice, and earthy smoke are balanced by a subtle coastal salinity and supple texture. The finish is long and smoky with lingering fruit, spice, and mineral notes.

Glann Ar Mor is an unpeated French single malt produced by Celtic Whisky Distillerie on the coast of Brittany. Distilled from Maris Otter barley using traditional copper pot stills, it is matured in bourbon barrels near the sea, bottled at 46% alcohol, and released without chill filtration or added coloring. Its coastal maturation and traditional production give the whisky a distinctive combination of malt richness and maritime character.

Fresh aromas of honey, vanilla, malt, and orchard fruit mingle with subtle floral and coastal notes. The palate is rounded and silky with apricot, sweet grain, gentle spice, and a delicate saline quality. The finish is long and refined with lingering vanilla, fruit, and refreshing maritime notes.

Rum Makugan is an artisanal, white rum crafted on Miyakojima island in Okinawa, Japan, by the Taragawa distillery. It is made from local sugarcane and coral-filtered water, featuring native yeast (MY17) fermentation, which gives it a, fresh, herbaceous, and fruity aromatic profile with hints of tropical fruit and a soft, mineral-rich finish.

Aged for 15 Years in Ex-Bourbon and Ex-Moscatel Casks. Part of the Exceptional Cask Selection Range.

A Pantone Color Institute collaboration with a deep, cask-forward profile to match its signature purple hue. American and European oak, 48.5% ABV.

Nose: vanilla, milk chocolate, orange blossom, candied ginger. Palate: vanilla custard, dark chocolate, citrus zest, raisin, toasted almond. Finish: chocolate and spiced oak, medium-long, balanced.

The Edition series was Macallan's six-year run of annual limited releases, each built around a singular creative theme, each produced once, each retired when the casks ran dry. They are not made anymore. They will not be made again. Bottles still surfacing in 2026 routinely trade above original retail.

Created in collaboration with master perfumer Roja Dove, No. 3 was built around aroma. European and American oak sherry-seasoned casks, 48.3% ABV.

Nose: citrus peel, vanilla, cedar, apple blossom. Palate: honey, candied orange, toffee, sweet baking spice. Finish: polished, warm, long.

The Edition series was Macallan's six-year run of annual limited releases, each built around a singular creative theme, each produced once, each retired when the casks ran dry. They are not made anymore. They will not be made again. Bottles still surfacing in 2026 routinely trade above original retail.

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Añejo expression is aged for over five years in French oak barrels, an exceptionally long rest for a Bacanora, developing remarkable depth while preserving the spirit's agave soul. Bottled at a robust 44% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose is rich and inviting, with dark chocolate, tobacco, vanilla, and charred sugar rising from the glass. On the palate, luxurious toasted caramel unfolds alongside warm baking spice, coffee, and a velvety smoothness imparted by years in French oak. The finish is long and satisfying, as the barrel notes gradually give way to a clean, bright agave character that sweeps across the palate, a signature of Bacanora's Sonoran roots.

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Reposado expression is rested for six to ten months in white American oak barrels, allowing the raw intensity of the agave to soften and absorb warm barrel influence. Bottled at 40% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose presents wildflowers, vanilla, roasted coffee, and hints of caramel over a golden honey hue. On the palate, sweet agave and warm spice are joined by subtle oak and a touch of smokiness, with refreshing notes of lime and tropical fruit adding complexity. The finish is smooth, clean, and woodsy, lingering with gentle vanilla and the unmistakable brightness of Sonoran agave.

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia), the agave is pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method and distilled to produce a spirit with over 300 years of heritage behind it. This Blanco expression is unaged, bottled at 42% ABV to capture the pure, untempered character of the agave.

Tasting Note: The nose opens with aromatic smokiness, sweet roasted agave, and an earthy butteriness accented by toasted hazelnut and mild spice. On the palate, bold toasted caramel meets minerals and wildflowers, with an assertive but balanced smokiness threading through. The finish is smooth and refreshing, with cooked agave and gentle herbal notes lingering cleanly.

Shun Gin • Hashiri Gin • Nagori Gin

This special three-bottle set from Bar Agricole captures the rhythm of the Japanese agricultural calendar through gin. Inspired by the traditional seasonal markers used in Japanese cuisine and farming, each expression highlights a different moment in the life cycle of botanicals. Distilled in small batches using carefully selected ingredients, the collection showcases how fresh botanicals evolve throughout the year, from the earliest shoots of spring to the final flavors of the harvest. Presented in three 350ml bottles, this set offers a unique opportunity to explore the seasonal philosophy behind Bar Agricole’s craft.

Hashiri Gin – “First Harvest”
Bright and energetic with lifted citrus, young herbs, and fresh green botanicals. The palate is vibrant and crisp with subtle juniper, delicate floral tones, and a clean mineral finish that emphasizes the freshness of early season ingredients.

Shun Gin – “Peak Season”
Full and expressive with layered citrus, balanced juniper, and fragrant herbs. The texture is round and harmonious, showcasing botanicals at their moment of perfect ripeness with a long, aromatic finish.

Nagori Gin – “Late Season”
Richer and more contemplative with deeper herbal tones, subtle spice, and hints of dried citrus peel. The palate is smooth and structured with warm botanicals and a lingering, savory finish that reflects the final harvest of the season.

Nozawa Onsen “Iwai” Gin comes from the historic mountain village of Nozawa Onsen in Nagano Prefecture, a region known for its pristine alpine water and deep fermentation heritage. Crafted by a small distillery rooted in the local sake brewing tradition, the gin highlights Japanese botanicals that reflect the surrounding forests and mountains. The name “Iwai,” meaning celebration, reflects the spirit’s role as a bridge between traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern gin culture.

Tasting Note:
Bright and aromatic with lifted citrus, fresh juniper, and delicate herbal notes that evoke mountain greenery. The palate is clean and precise with hints of yuzu peel, gentle spice, and subtle floral tones supported by a soft, silky texture. The finish is crisp and refreshing with lingering citrus and herbal complexity.

This rare release from The Perfect Fifth was distilled at Highland Park on Scotland’s Orkney Islands and matured for 31 years before bottling. Known for its balance of gentle peat smoke, maritime influence, and rich malt character, Highland Park’s spirit develops exceptional depth with extended aging. Bottled at cask strength, this expression highlights the distillery’s ability to marry power and elegance over decades in oak.

Tasting Note:
The nose opens with soft peat smoke, coastal salinity, and honeyed malt. On the palate, layers of smoky sweetness unfold alongside notes of dried fruit, licorice, and warm baking spice, supported by polished oak. The finish is long and warming, lingering with refined smoke, subtle spice, and a quiet sweetness that reflects its long maturation.

This exceptionally rare release from The Perfect Fifth was distilled in 1973 at the now-closed North of Scotland distillery, which operated in the Lowlands until 1980. After five decades of patient maturation, the whisky showcases the remarkable longevity and elegance that well-made single grain can achieve. Bottled in extremely limited quantities, it represents both a piece of lost distilling history and a showcase of time as an ingredient.

Tasting Note:
The nose is delicate and composed, offering soft florals, ripe tropical fruit, and gentle honeyed sweetness. On the palate it is silky and layered, with notes of vanilla cream, orchard fruit, light citrus, and polished oak. The finish is long and graceful, lingering with subtle spice, mellow wood, and a quiet sweetness that reflects its extraordinary age.

Madre Tequila Blanco is made from 100 % Blue Weber agave grown in the highlands of Jalisco. Crafted with an emphasis on purity and a clean agave expression, it is distilled using traditional methods and bottled unaged to highlight the fresh character of the plant.

Tasting Note:
Fresh aromas of cooked agave and lime zest open the nose, with hints of white pepper and gentle herbal notes. The palate is crisp and lively with bright citrus, green apple, and subtle mineral undertones. The finish is clean and refreshing with a smooth, natural agave sweetness.

La Gritona is a tequila crafted from 100 % estate-grown Blue Weber agave and produced in Jalisco with a focus on traditional methods. The Reposado is gently aged in oak barrels for several months, allowing wood influence to meld with the bright agave core for added complexity and smoothness.

Tasting Note:
Soft aromas of cooked agave and vanilla lead with subtle baking spice and light citrus zest. The palate is balanced and warm with notes of caramel, honeyed fruit, and gentle oak, accompanied by hints of cinnamon and toasted nuts. The finish is smooth and lingering, with a touch of sweet oak and fresh agave brightness.

The Macallan 1952 – Bottled 2002 (Cask No. 1250)

Distilled in 1952 and bottled in 2002, this extraordinary release from The Macallan represents a rare surviving cask from one of the most revered eras in Scotch whisky history. Matured for half a century and drawn from Cask No. 1250, it stands as a testament to Macallan’s traditional production methods and long-standing commitment to exceptional oak maturation.

Produced at Easter Elchies during the post-war period, decades before modern expansion and luxury repositioning, this whisky reflects a time when Macallan’s identity was defined by small-scale production, long fermentations, and a deeply textural spirit. While the cask type is not specified, the bottling is entirely consistent with Macallan’s classic sherry-led maturation style of the era.

Officially bottled by hand by The Macallan Distillers Ltd, this 1952 vintage is exceptionally scarce and highly sought after by collectors worldwide. Bottlings of this age and provenance are now seldom seen outside of major auctions, making this a remarkable opportunity to acquire a true piece of Macallan history.

Distilled: 1952
Bottled: 2002
Cask: No. 1250
Style: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Origin: Craigellachie, Scotland

From Taiwan! Brilliant golden amber color. Fruity aromas of tropical bubble gum, guava creme, and soursop liquado with a satiny, crisp, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and a peppery, appealing, medium-long caramelized pineapple, coconut-caramel candies, and peanut confection finish. A bright and fruity whisky for sipping or a knock-out highball. - Beverage Testing Institute