A pisco that is born from the Pedro Jimenez variety, a Creole grape born in Chile that is characterized by its neutrality. This 100% double distilled product rests in stainless steel tanks to preserve its authentic purity and elegance, which transforms it into an ideal Pisco for cocktails where it combines very well with fruits, especially citrus fruits. Nose: Pungent, bright, and highly conceptual, this pisco had a distinct grape and oak element with undertones of vanilla, cinnamon, and caramel. Palate: The soft oil and sweet oak opens up a different world of flavour in the mouth. As it slides down the throat, the vanilla and direct grape notes are balanced by the pepper and spice. The strong flavours are accented by light tones of oak, which add elegance to the overall flavour.

Hayman's Sloe Gin delivers bitter and sweet notes, complemented with a rich, sweet blackcurrant, fruity nose. Hayman's Sloe can enjoyed on its own, over ice or in a long drink.

Introducing Nirvana Single Malt Whisky. Indian barley and charred American oak casks work in harmony here, with lots of barley sugar and honeyed notes to enjoy. An attractive honeycombed bourbon and butterscotch with luscious fruitcake and enticing caramel pudding. A delightful taste soft honey and salted caramel followed by an excellent mouthfeel with honeycomb sweetness. The finish is long, and richly flavoured with dissolving honey, barley, succulent vanilla and gentle tannin. A fun mix of barley, vanilla, milk chocolate and oak plays together nicely to tempt you into another sip.

First created by Paul Ricard in Marseille, 1932 it has distinct fresh taste of liquorice and subtle Provence herbs. Aged in large barrel in the open air a slight 'sea-side' flavour is imparted by the salt spray that licks the barrels.

Amaro Montenegro, 'the liqueur of the virtues', was created in 1885 thanks to the lengthy, impassioned experiments of a famous distiller and herbalist, Stanislao Cobianchi. The name Montenegro is a dedication to the beautiful princess Elena of Montenegro, who was engaged to Victor Emanuel III. In its over 100 years of history, Amaro Montenegro has seen its success grow continuously up to the present day, now being one of the leading brands on the Italian market. It can be enjoyed straight, with soda water and lemon rind, or hot, as well as in various combinations in modern cocktails.

From the Hakushu distillery in the foothills of Mount Kaikomagatake comes their Distillers Reserve single malt whisky. A no-age statement expression that captures the smoky, herbaceous characteristics of their whiskies. Both lightly-peated and heavily peated malts were used for this complex and deeply enjoyable whisky. A hint of smoke and a lovely long finish.

Absinthe has a history of infamy, banned across most of the world for almost 100 years, today it not only legal but one of our featured spirits. Our recipe stands the test of time as it is one of the oldest traditional French recipes of the 1850’s. Using a series of botanicals including wormwood, anise, and fennel, it produces a smooth, herbaceous flavour with a punchy finish. Enjoy the traditional way with sugar & some ice-cold water.

First made in 1805 by Henri-Louis Pernod, it is an unsweetened aniseed flavoured liqueur that is often enjoyed after dinner as a digestive.

The Hip Sip Muscat has a rich amber colour. Aromas of raisins, candied peel and spice with notes of sweet butterscotch. The palate is intense showing the benefit of time in barrel with concentrated fruit and lovely balanced sweetness. Hip Sip does its ageing in the old oak barrels prior to bottling and will not age further in the bottle. Once opened it should be consumed in about a month.

Made in Kyoto Japan by appointment to the Imperial household this is a fine sake with rich, regal heritage - and it's great value.