Meukow VS Cognac
Meukow has been established in Cognac for over 150 years and has built a strong reputation as masters in distillation, ageing and blending of brandies. Presented in its remarkable black panther bottle, Meukow VS Cognac is both elegant and powerful.
Delord Blanche d'Armagnac
An unaged Armagnac distilled from Colombard grapes, typically served straight over ice as an aperitif or reserved for use in cocktails. Crystal clear / silvery appearance. Varnishy notes dissipate after several seconds revealing pristine, delicately grapey aromas with hints of beeswax and almond. Good concentration. Grappa-like, medium dry, lightly fruity and waxy with a burst of spice. Ends fresh, dry with the fruity notes and gentle spices persisting. Lovely eau-de-vie. If you're finding good grappa elusive or overpriced, try this. 42% Alc./Vol.
Henri Bardouin Pastis
Synonymous with the south of France, Henri Bardouin Pastis is the only pastis to have been awarded a Gold Medal at the Paris Agricultural Show (Concours Gnral Agricole de Paris). Distinguishing itself from other pastis by its elegance and richness of flavor, its made in the artisanal method, incorporating 65 plants and spices and is smooth and refined.
Tariquet VSOP Armagnac
A very rich Armagnac, Tariquet VSOP impresses all who drink it, with the sheer depth and breadth of flavours encountered in the glass. You can understand why many connoisseurs rate Armagnac as the best value Brandy of them all.
Scheibel Schlehe
Wild sloe from the Carpathians, harvested after the first frost - for better aroma development. Nose: finely nuanced scent of marzipan Taste: subtle hints of chilli and juniper blend in powerful aromas of cherry and almond Finish: soft on the finish, slightly bitter almond and a hint of mint
Sassy Sister Decadent Blueberry Brandy Liqueur
Amanda and Rob hand craft a unique and rare blueberry liqueur, a labour of love and passion, called Sassy Sister Decadent Blueberry Brandy Liqueur. Produced at Bilyara Springs in the foothills of the pristine Strathbogie ranges in north-east Victoria, where our organically grown blueberries and red currants thrive. Our annual crop of berries is steeped for 12 months in a 20+ year old brandy which has been blended with a younger vibrant brandy spirit in the style of a cognac (both of which have been aged in American and French Oak barrels). This is then crushed and the essence is returned to the vat for another 4 to 5 years to allow the fruit and spirit to mature into a smooth , well rounded and delicious liqueur.Our family and friends have enjoyed Sassy Sister Liqueur for many years and finally convinced us to offer her to the wider audience. In May of 2019 we released her into the market and simultaneously entered her into 2 prestigious competitions, the 2019 Australian Distilled Spirits Awards (ADSA) where she won a Silver medal and the Melbourne International Spirits Competition winning another Silver medal being just 1 point short of a Gold (we were unaware of the necessity to inform the judges that her deep rich, red colour is all natural and not synthetic). As small craft distillers we were thrilled to receive the awards and the accompanying accolades acknowledging that Sassy Sister Decadent Blueberry Brandy Liqueur is as special as we believed and at 33.4% AV she is no shrinking violet!As a digestif or aperitif she is great on her own, but it is in cocktails where she really shines.
FAIR Rum XO
FAIR Coffee Liqueur
Castarede VS (Dominant Folle Blanche) 2-3yrs
Fair Organic Coffee Liqueur
Unlike other coffee liqueurs, FAIR. Cafe is produced from only the finest, hand-selected Fairtrade Certified Organic and 100% Arabica coffee beans. These are grown in the mountains of Huatusco, Mexico. Organic raw sugar is sourced from Malawi in Africa and is harvested through a cooperative of 300 independent farmers. FAIR. Cafe Liqueur is the lowest sugar content coffee liqueur on the Australian market, with only 9% sugar.Together with the Mexican farmers, FAIR. choses only the best rated beans for their coffee liqueur. Harvested and transported to the region of Cognac as green beans, they are then roasted and ground at the distillery, just before preparing the liqueur. This is the best way to preserve the freshness of the aromas.