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19 Crimes is defiant by nature, bold in character, and always uncompromising. We are proud to partner with entertainment icon, Snoop Dogg, who embodies all these qualities, and more, through hard work and perseverance. Snoop Dogg is a culture creator, innovator, and a leader in pop culture. 19 Crimes is a brand that was built…
Golden honey colored tequila that evokes metal shines with bright transparency whose tears descend with elegance down a crystal glass. Sweet, caramel bouquet as a result of aging time and contact between Tequila and the delicacy of toasted oak. With character to impress from the first tasting. It has a floral, vanilla, spicy agave, citrus…
Created in the Midwest and is six times distilled for a smooth taste. Soft, sweet aromas on the nose. Clean and sweet taste, finishes smoothly with a hint of creaminess. ABV/Proof: 80
Bodega-direct Gran Reserva Rioja boasting four-plus decades of age is extremely rare. That’s why it was such a massive coup that we acquired this 1976 Bodegas Corral Rioja Gran Reserva. If you have someone special in your life who was born in 1976, we hope you share this with them. But frankly, ANYONE who would…
Nothing compares to perfectly cellared Bordeaux. It’s an unparalleled sensory experience that can only be achieved through expert winemaking and diligent patience. And bottles like this exquisite 1986 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou are next to impossible to get directly from the estate… normally. Ducru-Beaucaillou is commonly listed among the unofficial “Super Seconds,” a small circle of wines…
The first sign of 1994 was auspicious. After three parched years in Rioja that had produced forgettable wines, warm weather in the beginning of ‘94 nudged an early budbreak, which augured a nice, long growing season. Though an April frost knocked out 10–30% of the buds, it also put a much-needed slowdown on the fruit’s…
[[image0_center]] ABV 12.50% Enjoy right away % Bordeaux Blend
The 1996 vintage was excellent in Bordeaux, especially in the Left Bank: The wines “have developed real complexity from all their years in bottle and seem to have just the right amount of well-developed fruit and weight,” wrote Jancis Robinson MW when she checked on the wines after 15 years. But finding 1996 Bordeaux? That’s…
Another Parker darling, this Margaux is drinking beautifully as it approaches its 25th birthday, and will make a perfect centerpiece for the next two decades. “It is blessed with breathtaking delineation and freshness on the nose, understated at first and then blossoming with mineral-infused black fruit, hints of blueberry, crushed stone and violet,” notes Parker,…
Nothing in the wine world combines beauty and longevity quite like Madeira, the fortified, maderized dessert wine from a misty, isolated island in the Atlantic. From Bartholomew Broadbent—son of the late, legendary wine expert Michael Broadbent and perhaps the worldwide authority on Madeira brokerage—the 1997 Broadbent Malvasia Single Cask #233 Madeira will floor you with…
Great Madeira is pure magic. Nothing in the wine world combines beauty and longevity in the same way. And nearly 28 years after harvest, the 1997 Broadbent Verdelho Single Cask #O078 is just getting going. You can keep bottles of Madeira—even very old bottles—open for months and months at a time, and they won’t fade…
1997 was one of Italy’s most celebrated vintages ever, and most of its greatest wines are long gone—buried in collectors’ cellars, or poured at their tables. So the opportunity to secure a small tranche of the ‘97 Lungarotti’s Rubesco Vigna Monticchio—a 100% Sangiovese Riserva that belongs in the pantheon of the great Italian wines—well, it…
Quinta do Noval is not only one of the oldest port houses, it is arguably the greatest. It’s unique among the storied wine’s elite producers in that all their vintage ports—including this 1997 Quinta do Noval Colheita Tawny Port—are made from their A-rated, 100% estate-grown fruit. Only 2% of ports are colheitas, or vintage-dated Tawnies,…
Chateau Musar produces one of the most celebrated and storied wines on the planet—but today’s 1998 is much more than that. With just over two decades of cellaring AT THE CHTEAU, it’s an ultra-rare, painstakingly cared-for wine that is drinking in its absolute prime. Musar is one of the world’s most cherished estates, and this…
From a small insider-favorite Champagne house featured at MICHELIN-starred restaurants like SingleThread Farms and St. Helena’s PRESS, this tête de cuvée was just disgorged in 2022. Now, it’s showing a profound complexity and gorgeous bouquet—the kind of stunning bubbly that every wine lover should experience, delivering the sublime feeling you get from drinking a fully…
The secret to Louis Latour’s unmatched value proposition is simple: 250 years of experience in Burgundy have given the family unmatched access to prime vineyard land, and unparalleled expertise in the cellars. After acquiring their first vineyards in the Côte d’Or in 1731, they have acquired choice parcels one by one, and longstanding family ownership…
A newcomer to the marketplace, this velvety, blended Irish whiskey offers sweet, malty flavors that incorporate baked apple, honey and warm butterscotch. Country: Ireland Size: 1.0Ltr
During Prohibition, the Section 29 ‘loophole’ allowed each U.S. household to produce 200 gallons of wine per year for ‘personal use.’ (That’s 1,008 bottles!) Inspired by this surprising history, superstar winemaker Jaime Quendera set out to make an equally stunning Reserva. Another shocking fact: the go-to grape for these intrepid home winemakers was Alicante Bouschet….
During Prohibition, the Section 29 ‘loophole’ allowed each U.S. household to produce 200 gallons of wine per year for ‘personal use.’ (That’s 1,008 bottles!) Inspired by this surprising history, superstar winemaker Jaime Quendera (below) set out to make the stunning 200 Gallons Reserva. Another shocking fact: the go-to grape for these intrepid home winemakers was…
This 200 Gallons Reserva is a bold, beautifully smooth red is crafted by acclaimed winemaker Jamie Quendera, who was inspired by one of the most surprising chapters of U.S. wine history. During Prohibition, Section 29 allowed each household to produce up to 200 gallons of wine per year for ‘personal use’ (that’s more than 1,000…
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