Maraska Cherry Wine
Produced using local marasca cherries, this is neither liqueur nor wine. Sweet cherry flavours make this the perfect accompanyment to desserts.
Mastiha Mastica Liqueur
Mastic Liqueur is produced from the Mastic tree that shed tears of resin. This resin is widely used for medicinal purposes and in middle eastern cuisine and is said to hold a variety of health benefits.
Fratello Hazelnut Liqueur
Authentically Italian, Fratello Hazelnut Liqueur is a luscious liqueur that has been crafted from the finest Piemonte ingredients. Smooth in texture and flavour, use Fratello in the iconic Toblerone cocktail or use as the sweetener in an Affogato.
Passoa Passionfruit Liqueur
Passoa, a unique passionfruit liqueur, in a legendary black bottle. Its luscious red colour reveals tangy fruit flavours. The recipe of this alcoholic beverage is based on a unique ingredient: passionfruit, or maracuja in Portuguese. Passoa can be enjoyed for any occasion and in a number of cocktails, to bring a Brazilian flavour to your good times.
Soho Lychee Flavoured Spirit
The exotic taste of lychee makes a fantastic addition to many cocktails or simply enjoy mixed with soda and fresh strawberries.
Ramos Pinto Tawny Port Non-Vintage
White Possum Naked Coffee
Steinbok Passionfruit Liqueur
Steinbok Passionfruit Liqueur is laced with the rich taste of Australian Passionfruit nectar. Only for the passionate cocktail creator.
KEN FORRESTER RESERVE CHENIN BLANC
Ken Forrester Vineyards is renowned for producing wines that have received international acclaim and numerous awards, including the world’s top Chenin Blanc at the 2022 Decanter World Wine Awards for the 2021 Old Vine Reserve Chenin Blanc. Ken has become known for his dedication to Chenin Blanc, which he has been championing since 1993. Despite being advised to uproot an old Chenin vineyard and plant Pinotage or Chardonnay, he decided to give the varietal a chance. His dedication to Chenin Blanc is not only a contribution to the South African wine industry but also an inspiration for other wine producers around the world. Barrel and tank fermented and left on the lees (7 months French oak, 20% new) for a rounded complexity. Golden hued and full bodied, with melon and spicy baked apple aromas. Layered, with mineral notes enhanced by honeycomb and caramel flavours from lees contact. A great example of the harmonious balance which can be achieved between fruit and delicate oak/vanilla flavours, as they combine to form complex, soft flavours with sufficient body to enhance even spicy and full flavoured meals.
White Possum Naked Amaretto
The folks at White Possum have been big fans of Amaretto and its marzipan flavour for as long as they can remember. But it was a shame not to be able to buy an Australian made Amaretto, so they decided to take matters into their own hands and make one. This is a stripped down version of the classic Italian Amaretto, but with an Australian twist. To make it, the team smashes apart Australian grown bitter almonds (a by-product of the apricot industry), cooks and infuses them in a clean sugarcane spirit for weeks. This is where they get that big bold marzipan flavour that Amaretto lovers will recognise immediately. They then add a pinch of wild Strawberry Gum leaves, harvested from outback NSW, which adds an extra floral boost. On the nose, you'll detect thick marzipan notes but also a smattering of floral and herbal aromas, thanks in part to the addition of Strawberry Gum. A quick swirl opens it up further. On the palate, you'll be greeted with an explosion of marzipan flavour thanks to a generous infusion of bitter almonds. It's thick, decadent and syrup-like with plenty of sweetness but not 'visit the dentist' sweet. On the finish, you'll experience a long drawn-out ending with brown sugar playing a key role in the length. Its flavours will dance around on your tongue like a house party into the wee hours of the morning. All of White Possum's liqueurs, including Naked Amaretto, are bottled exclusively in recycled glass spirit bottles. Between the lovely network of bars who help collect empty spirit bottles for them and the empty bottles that get spat out of their own 'tasting flight production line', they've managed to build up a locally sustainable supply of bottles. These bottles are given a "rough massage" to strip the labels off, then a hardcore hot rinse and a final polish up before being revived with a new liqueur filled life.