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Campari Aperitivo — Milan, Italy 48 Proof

Campari is one of the world's most iconic spirits — the aperitif par excellence, born in Milan in 1860 from the experiments of Gaspare Campari and unchanged for over 150 years. The recipe is one of the most closely guarded secrets in the drinks world: a precise infusion of herbs, aromatic plants, and fruit in alcohol and water, with the exact number of ingredients debated by enthusiasts — some say 20, others 60, others still 80. What is certain is that no one has ever replicated it. Campari's unmistakable ruby-red color, bittersweet complexity, and aromatic intensity have made it the foundation of some of the world's greatest cocktails — the Negroni, the Campari Spritz, and the Americano among them.

The nose is intensely aromatic: bitter orange peel, cherry, rhubarb, and a complex herbal bouquet of roots, spices, and botanicals. On the palate, it is boldly bittersweet — a wave of citrus peel and cherry up front, followed by layers of herbal complexity, a touch of vanilla, and a long, pleasantly bitter finish that lingers and invites the next sip. Unmistakable. Irreplaceable.

"A unique and unmistakable recipe, kept the same since its inception — the inimitable Campari, the aperitif par excellence for over 150 years." — Campari

• Producer: Campari Group, Milan, Italy
• Style: Bitter Aperitivo Liqueur
• ABV: 24% (48 Proof)
• Size: 750ml
• Recipe: Secret infusion of herbs, aromatic plants, and fruit — unchanged since 1860
• Tasting Notes: Bitter orange, cherry, rhubarb, herbal roots, spice, vanilla, long bitter finish
• Serve: Negroni, Campari Spritz, Americano, or on the rocks with soda and orange
• Best Paired With: Charcuterie, olives, bruschetta, fried appetizers, light pasta, risotto

The original Italian bitter — Campari is irreplaceable, unmistakable, and the 750ml is the essential bottle for every home bar.

Producer Description 

All five malts from the region’s three distilleries have been used to produce this Blended Malt. An unmistakable Campbeltown whisky: Initial notes of butterscotch, toffee apples and salted caramel give way to reveal more complexity with traditional maritime and spice notes combined with a subtle touch of peat smoke.

Matured in a combination of Ex-Bourbon and Ex-Sherry casks, vatted and bottled at Springbank Distillery, Campbeltown. 

Expert Review - Vintage 2019

James Suckling 92 Points | Currant, blueberry and violet aromas follow through to a medium body with firm, fine tannins that give the wine form and focus. Chocolate and hazelnut emerge in the undertones. Drink or hold.

Wine Enthusiast 91 Points | This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Petit Verdot features alluring aromas evoking cassis, black-skinned berry and underbrush. The concentrated palate offers black plum, tobacco and mocha alongside polished tannins.

The beginning of this legacy is born from the red Earth of Jesus Maria, in the highlands of Jalisco, among abundant fields of blue agave and the vision on Don Ricardo Lopez, who thanks to his passion for work and dedication from many years, has made Casa Campo Azul a reference in the art of making tequila of the highest quality.

1940 is a very important year for us. It was the year of the birth of our founder, Don Ricardo Lopez, who decided to venture into the world of tequila, inheriting all of his father’s knowledge about the growing and caring of agave azul in his hometown Jesus Maria, Jalisco in the highland’s region.

The process begins when new plants (plant shoots) born from the mother plant are extracted and planted in a new field where they will grow and develop for 7-8 years before finally being harvested. The agave is cooked in an ancestral type of masonry oven for 30 hours in direct contact with steam and continues cooking for another 24 hours for clow cooking down and rest on the pina.

This slow cooking of the agave heads ensures a uniform cooking of the plant that gives the beverage more complex aromas and flavors.

From there the agave is milled and fermented for 78 hours until the fermentation reaches the desired richness, then double distilled in stainless steel stills.

The Reposado is aged in American white oak barrels in our cellar.

Campollano · Queso de Oveja Ahumado · Spain

Smoked sheep’s milk cheese | Spain | 8.8oz

About the Cheese

Campollano Queso de Oveja Ahumado is a smoked sheep’s milk cheese from Spain. Its name translates to “smoked sheep cheese,” making it a straightforward choice for shoppers looking to bring a smoky element to a cheese board.

The 8.8oz size is an invitation to build a small Spanish-inspired spread: slice a portion for sharing and set it alongside bread, olives and your favorite accompaniments.

Pairing & Serving Suggestions

Our suggestions: serve with crusty bread, quince paste or roasted almonds. For a wine pairing, try a Spanish Tempranillo or Garnacha and explore how the fruit complements the smoked cheese.

Product Details

• Producer/brand: Campollano
• Name: Queso de Oveja Ahumado
• Type: Smoked sheep’s milk cheese
• Country: Spain
• Size: 8.8oz
• Contains milk

Expert Review

Forbes Magazine: This is an exceptionally smooth Cognac. Matured for four years. On the nose, it offers up rich floral aromas of violet, jasmine, roses, white flowers and peonies, along with intense fruity notes of sweet caramel apples, honey and both fresh and dried fruit, especially prune, peach and apricot, along with Sauterne like notes of golden raisin and fig, as well as some passion fruit and a touch of vanilla. There is also an earthy, black tea like quality in the background, and a hint of waxiness.

Recently, Camus, the largest of the family owned Cognac producers, released a new addition to its core range of Cognacs—labeled Intensely Aromatic. The Cognacs were the culmination of a two-decade long effort to craft Cognacs that are notably more aromatic and flavorful than the norm.

Camus’ Cognacs have always had a reputation for being particularly aromatic. To further enhance that character Camus developed a proprietary distillation protocol, which it calls “Intensity,” that measurably increases the concentration of terpenes and esters in their Cognac, producing what the company describes as an “instant of intensity.”

Terpenes are a large and diverse class of organic compounds, produced by a variety of plants. They are closely associated with floral aromas. Esters are chemicals produced by the interaction of alcohols and fatty acids, and are closely associated with fruity aromas.

In crafting Intensely Aromatic, the firm utilized older casks made from lightly toasted, fine grained oak. The age and toasting of the casks minimized the aroma and flavor components that were contributed by the cask wood and further enhanced the prominence of fruit and floral aromas.

Can Sumoi La Rosa Rosé — Penèdes, Catalonia 2025

Can Sumoi is one of Catalonia’s most exciting natural wine producers, farming certified organic and biodynamic vineyards in the Penèdes at 600 metres altitude on poor clay-limestone soils. La Rosa is their benchmark rosé — a blend of 60% Sumoll and 40% Xarel-lo sourced from 20 to 60-year-old vines, made with just 2 hours of skin maceration, indigenous yeast fermentation in tank, and minimal sulfur at bottling (<25mg/L). Vinous awarded the 2025 vintage 90 points.

The wine is spritzy, citrusy, and light on its feet. Pink grapefruit and white peach notes open into a soft-textured, slightly prickly palate with neatly woven acidity and a svelte, elegant frame. The 2025 closes with an enticing, perfumed floral lift that lingers cleanly. Refreshing, precise, and built to be enjoyed now.

"The 2025 La Rosa is spritzy, citrusy and light on its feet. Pink grapefruit and white peach notes open nicely into a soft-textured, slightly prickly palate. Acids are neatly woven into the wine’s svelte frame. The 2025 closes with an enticing, perfumed floral lift." — Vinous, 90 Points (Vintage 2025)

• Producer: Can Sumoi, Penèdes, Catalonia, Spain
• Vintage: 2025
• Appellation: Penèdes DO
• Blend: 60% Sumoll, 40% Xarel-lo
• Farming: Certified Organic (CCPAE) & Biodynamic
• Vinification: 2 hours skin maceration; indigenous yeast fermentation in tank; minimal sulfur (<25mg/L)
• Vine Age: 20–60 years old
• Altitude: 600m
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Pink grapefruit, white peach, floral lift, spritzy, soft-textured, crisp acidity
• Cellar Potential: Drink now
• Best Paired With: Grilled prawns, anchovies, pa amb tomàquet, light salads, fresh goat cheese

A 90-point biodynamic Catalan rosé from one of Penèdes’ most dedicated natural producers — Can Sumoi La Rosa is the benchmark for what Sumoll and Xarel-lo can deliver in a glass.

Winemaker Description 

Arenisca is 100% Tinta de Toro from the Paraje Los Panaderos vineyard in neighboring Benialbo (within D.O. Toro), which is among the highest elevation sites in the appellation. Grapes were hand-harvested, wild yeast fermented with 40% stem inclusion in open vats with 30 days of maceration, then raised for 11 months in used French oak barrels.

The finished wine is bottled unfiltered, and just a touch of sulfur is added at bottling. 

Production Description 

Aged no less than 36 months, our Extra Añejo drinks like a bourbon-lover’s Tequila. Rich and buttery smooth from start to finish, this very special Tequila offers notes of chocolate and coffee. We artfully blend bourbon-cask and cognac-cask aged Tequila with it for an unrivaled, sophisticated taste.

Winemaker Description

Garnet-red with violet hues. It is full-bodied with nicely integrated tannins and a persistent elegant finish.

Expert Review - Vintage 2024 James Suckling

90/100 points

Pinot Grigio is one of the most cultivated grape varieties in Alto Adige and finds ideal conditions in Kurtatsch. Our Pinot Grigio Selection consists only of grapes from selected hillsides and steep slopes.

Winemaker Notes

100% Montepulciano grape from the hills of Abruzzo, Italy. Medium purple-red color with violet hues. The nose opens with red berries and spicy nuances of white pepper. On the palate, it develops harmoniously between fruity sweetness and savory freshness, with gentle tannins and refreshing acidity leading to a smooth finish.

About the Wine

Cantina Zaccagnini is one of Italy’s best-known and best-loved producers of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, combining traditional winemaking with a modern approach. The iconic twig tied around the bottle’s neck is their signature — a nod to the vineyard and a mark of authenticity. This is an everyday Italian red that consistently over-delivers for the price.

Tasting & Pairings

Red cherry, plum, black cherry, white pepper, and subtle earthy notes. Medium-bodied with gentle tannins and refreshing acidity. Serve slightly chilled (55–60°F) for a fresh, easygoing red.

• Pizza and pasta with meat sauce — the classic pairing, and the reason this wine exists.
• Grilled meats or charcuterie — the fruit and acidity cut through richness beautifully.
• Aged cheeses or mushroom dishes — the earthy notes and gentle tannins complement savory flavors.

Cantine Florio Dry Fine Marsala Superiore — Sicily, Italy (375ml)

Cantine Florio is the most storied name in Marsala — founded in 1833 in the port city of Marsala on Sicily's western coast, and the producer that helped define the category for the world. Their Dry Fine Marsala Superiore Secco is the house's everyday expression: a versatile, beautifully balanced fortified wine made from indigenous Sicilian grapes, amber in color, and crafted to be equally at home as an elegant aperitif or as the essential cooking wine for classic Italian preparations. At 375ml, it is the perfect half-bottle for the kitchen and the table alike.

The nose is warm and inviting: raisins, vanilla, dried apricot, and a subtle nuttiness from the oxidative aging. On the palate, the wine is dry, full-bodied, and harmonious — fervent and structured, with a clean, lingering finish. It is the Marsala of choice for chicken Marsala, veal scaloppine, fish preparations, and poultry dishes, and an elegant aperitif alongside aged cheeses.

"A versatile and ductile Marsala Superiore Secco, suitable for everyday occasions. Amber to light brown, with hints of raisins and vanilla; dry, full, harmonic and fervent. The Marsala of choice for fish, poultry and meat preparation. An elegant aperitif to serve with cheese." — Cantine Florio

• Producer: Cantine Florio, Marsala, Sicily, Italy (est. 1833)
• Style: Marsala Superiore Secco (Dry)
• Appellation: Marsala DOC
• Region: Sicily, Italy
• Varietal: Grillo, Catarratto, Inzolia
• Size: 375ml (half-bottle)
• Best Used For: Chicken Marsala, veal scaloppine, fish & poultry preparations, aperitif with aged cheese

Sicily's most iconic fortified wine from its founding producer — Cantine Florio Dry Marsala is the benchmark for what a classic, versatile Marsala Superiore Secco should taste like.

Chardonnay, Moscatel, Fiano | Salento, Puglia / Italy
Vintage: 2023  |  Size: 750ml
90+ Rated

Cantine San Marzano is one of Puglia’s most celebrated cooperative estates, farming the sun-drenched heel of Italy’s boot with a commitment to quality that has earned them an international following. “Edda Lei” — named for a woman, as the best things often are — is their flagship white blend: a luxurious, opulent expression of Southern Italian viticulture that draws comparisons to fine white Burgundy, but with the exotic, sun-drenched aromatics that only Salento can deliver.

The 2023 vintage is a blend of Chardonnay, Moscatel, and Fiano, each variety contributing its own dimension. Tropical and yellow fruit lead the nose — pineapple, lychee, and melon — with delicate seashell and floral notes woven throughout. On the palate, it is fresh and gently saline, medium- to full-bodied, with a richness that feels Mediterranean in the best possible sense. A wine with genuine cult appeal and the structure to match.

“Lovely tropical and yellow fruit on the nose, such as pineapple, lychees and melon, as well as seashells and flowers. It’s fresh and gently saline with a medium to full body.”
— James Suckling, 91 Points. (Vintage 2023). 

Pairs with: Sea bass in butter sauce, lobster, scallops, veal, or herb-roasted chicken.

Producer Description 

The first Caol Ila 35 year old in this series is the oldest Caol Ila ever bottled from the original distillers. Combining whisky from refill American oak hogsheads and refill European oak butts in a well-balanced and mature expression that shows a fine freshness, cleanliness and precision for its age. Just 3,276 bottles. 

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Lively medium red. Pure, very refreshing aromas and flavors of raspberry, licorice and violet on the drop-dead gorgeous nose. Then sweet and pliant, boasting delightful energy and balance, with the red fruits and subtle herbal notes conveying a distinct coolness on the mineral, vibrant and very long finish.

Cappelletti · Amaro Alta Verde · Trentino-Alto Adige · Italy

Antica Erboristeria Cappelletti was founded in 1909 in the historic Piazza Fiera in the center of Trento — a firm rooted from the very beginning in the tradition of herbs, roots, and flowers of the Alpine foothills. Today, four generations later, Luigi and Maddalena Cappelletti continue all production in-house from their home in Aldeno, 20 km south of Trento, surrounded by vineyards and apple orchards. Alta Verde is their traditional wormwood amaro: a style that was once common throughout the Adriatic but has become increasingly rare over the last half century. This is the real thing — uncompromising, botanical, and built for those who take their bitters seriously.

The principal ingredient is assenzio — a variety of wormwood — framed and lightened by a complementary blend of alpine herbs, citrus, and spice. The result is a deeply bitter, aromatic amaro with a drying finish and genuine complexity. Best enjoyed with citrus and tonic or soda, over ice with a big squeeze of lemon, or in cocktails where Alta Verde adds depth and a drying effect to balance sweeter drinks.

• Producer: Antica Erboristeria Cappelletti (Luigi & Maddalena Cappelletti), Aldeno, Trentino, Italy
• Founded: 1909 — fourth generation family production
• Style: Traditional wormwood amaro (Adriatic style)
• Principal Botanical: Assenzio (wormwood)
• Additional Botanicals: Alpine herbs, citrus, spice
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Deep wormwood bitterness, alpine herbs, citrus, spice, long drying finish
• Serve: Over ice with lemon & tonic/soda · Neat over ice with a squeeze of lemon · Cocktails (adds depth and dryness)

Trentino-Alto Adige — a true and traditional wormwood amaro from one of Italy’s oldest herbal liqueur families. Rare, uncompromising, and built for the serious amaro drinker.

Cappelletti · Specialino · Vino Aperitivo Americano Rosso · Trentino-Alto Adige · Italy

Made just outside of Trento in Alto Adige by the Cappelletti family, Specialino may be the oldest style of classic red bitter still in production — and it remains one of the most distinctive. Unlike its larger commercial rivals, Cappelletti is less sweet, built on a genuine wine base rather than a neutral spirit, and colored with natural carmine for its deep crimson hue. The result is a bitter aperitivo with real vinous texture, a vibrant herbal and citrus profile, and a wonderfully dry, refreshing finish that sets it apart from every other red bitter on the shelf.

The Specialino’s history is intertwined with the Spritz itself — the classic Triveneto combination of red bitter, wine, soda, and a slice of orange that predates the modern Aperol version by generations. In a Negroni, it brings dryness and complexity. In a Spritz, it delivers appetite-whetting bitterness without the cloying sweetness of its commercial counterparts. A true aperitivo in the original sense: less sweet, more honest, and built for the table.

• Producer: Cappelletti Family, Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
• Style: Vino Aperitivo Americano Rosso (wine-based red bitter)
• Base: Wine (not neutral spirit)
• Color: Natural carmine — deep crimson
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Vibrant herbal bitters, citrus, dried botanicals, vinous texture, dry and refreshing finish
• Serve: Spritz (red bitter + wine + soda + orange slice), Negroni, or on the rocks with soda
• Pairings: Charcuterie, olives, aged cheeses, fried snacks, pre-dinner aperitivo spread

Trentino-Alto Adige — the original wine-based red bitter. Less sweet, more complex, and built for the true aperitivo hour.

Brunello di Montalcino That Overdelivers with Pure Sangiovese Elegance

Caprili is a small, family-run estate in Montalcino producing traditional Brunello from 100% Sangiovese Grosso, celebrated for wines of exceptional purity, freshness, and balance. The 2020 Brunello di Montalcino comes from a warm, generous vintage and delivers the classic Caprili profile: bright, aromatic, and silky, with the refreshing energy and well-defined tannins that reward both early drinking and extended cellaring through 2040.

Expert Reviews

• Jeb Dunnuck — 94 pts: "Bright jeweled ruby in color, flush with pure aromas of candied flowers, cherry lozenge, pine needles, and blood orange. Medium-framed, ripe and pure on the palate, with refreshing energy, a very balanced feel, wonderfully refreshing salinity, and well-defined tannins."
• Vinous — 94 pts: "Reveals the dark side of Sangiovese, with more black fruit than red. A mass of crushed stone minerality blows off to reveal spiced orange peels and incense. Silken and round, with a polished core of ripe blackberries offset by a tinge of sour citrus. Edge tannins resonate and hints of licorice fade slowly."
• Wine Advocate — 93 pts: "Delivers a rather robust fruit profile with blackcurrant and blackberry preserves, black licorice, sweet spice and fragrant incense. An open-knit Brunello with velvety, medium-grained tannins. You don't need to wait too long to enjoy this wine."
• Wine Spectator — 93 pts: "Cherry, blood orange, earth and sanguine notes matched to a lively structure. Dusty tannins seep in on the finish, leaving an echo of ripe red fruit. Balanced and long. Drink now through 2040."
• James Suckling — 91 pts: "Sweet berries and cherries with violets and flowers on the nose. Medium-bodied with delicate fruit, fine tannins and crisp acidity."

Vineyard & Provenance

• Grape: Sangiovese Grosso (Brunello)
• Appellation: Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, Tuscany, Italy
• Producer: Caprili
• Vintage: 2020
• Production: 4,000 cases made, 2,700 cases imported
• Size: 750ml

Food Pairings

Classic Tuscan pairings — exceptional with roasted lamb, pork ragù, bistecca alla Fiorentina, aged Pecorino, and truffle-based dishes.

Capriole Julianna is an exceptional American artisan goat cheese, beautifully aged and coated in fragrant herbs and colorful flower petals. Crafted by Capriole Goat Cheese in Greenville, Indiana, this distinctive cheese combines the buttery richness of traditional aged goat cheese with delicate herbal aromas and a wonderfully complex, nutty flavor.

Named after Julianna Sedli, a Hungarian intern who originally developed the cheese as an experimental variation of Capriole's Old Kentucky Tomme, Julianna has become one of the creamery's most distinctive creations.

Aged for four to eight months, Julianna develops a smooth, buttery interior with a pleasantly firm texture and subtle tanginess. Its flavor is rich yet approachable, offering notes of toasted nuts, fresh cream, and earthy mushrooms. The natural bloomy rind is generously coated with Herbes de Provence, calendula petals, and safflower petals, creating a beautiful rustic appearance and adding a fragrant, savory finish.

The combination of delicate floral notes, aromatic herbs, and creamy goat's milk makes Julianna an elegant addition to any artisan cheese selection.

Serving & Pairing Suggestions

Julianna is an excellent centerpiece for a cheese board, particularly alongside olives, cured meats, crusty artisan bread, and fresh or dried fruit. Its buttery texture and herbal character complement prosciutto, salami, and Mediterranean-inspired appetizers.

Wine Pairings: Provence Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc, unoaked Chardonnay, or a light-bodied Pinot Noir. The cheese's floral and herbal notes are particularly lovely with a crisp, dry rosé.

Perfect For: Artisan cheese boards, entertaining, wine tastings, gourmet gifts, and everyday enjoyment.

A beautiful expression of American artisan cheesemaking, Capriole Julianna offers a delicious balance of buttery richness, nutty depth, and fragrant herbs in every bite.

Origin: Indiana, USA
Producer: Capriole Goat Cheese
Milk: Pasteurized Goat's Milk
Style: Aged, Semi-Soft Goat Cheese
Aging: 4–8 Months

Created by renowned cheesemaker Judy Schad, O'Banon begins with fresh, pasteurized Indiana goat's milk. The delicate curds are carefully hand-ladled into small rounds, preserving their exceptionally light, tender texture. Each cheese is then wrapped in chestnut leaves that have been soaked in Kentucky bourbon and tied with raffia, creating a beautiful, rustic package that resembles a special gift.

The bourbon-marinated chestnut leaves do more than provide an eye-catching presentation. As the cheese rests within its natural wrapping, the leaves impart gentle tannic notes and subtle hints of oak, vanilla, and bourbon, beautifully complementing the fresh, tangy character of the goat's milk.

Inside, O'Banon reveals a soft, velvety interior with a texture that is both delicately dense and wonderfully cloudlike. Its flavor begins with bright citrus and tart fruit notes, followed by a gentle sweetness, mild earthiness, and a lingering, slightly tannic finish. The balance between fresh goat cheese and the aromatic bourbon-soaked leaves creates an elegant tasting experience that is both distinctive and approachable.

Inspired by the French tradition of wrapping cheese in chestnut leaves, O'Banon is a testament to Capriole's creativity and dedication to artisan craftsmanship. The use of Kentucky bourbon instead of the traditional French spirits gives this remarkable cheese its unmistakable American identity.

When unwrapped, the chestnut leaves unfold like flower petals around the creamy round, creating a stunning centerpiece for any cheese board. Both beautiful and delicious, Capriole O'Banon is an exceptional choice for entertaining, thoughtful gourmet gifts, and memorable wine and cheese pairings.

Serving & Pairing Suggestions

O'Banon is best enjoyed at room temperature, allowing its delicate texture and complex flavors to fully develop. Carefully unfold the chestnut leaves and arrange them around the cheese for a beautiful, flower-like presentation.

Serve with crusty baguette, toasted artisan bread, delicate crackers, fresh figs, strawberries, or ripe peaches. A drizzle of honey, particularly bourbon-barrel-aged honey, beautifully complements the cheese's subtle sweetness and warm, oaky undertones.

For an especially elegant pairing, try O'Banon with grilled peaches, candied chestnuts, or a strawberry and balsamic compote. Its delicate flavor also makes it a wonderful contrast to stronger, more intensely aged cheeses on a gourmet cheese board.

Wine Pairings: Champagne, dry Prosecco, Cali

Origin: Greenville, Indiana, USA
Producer: Capriole Goat Cheese
Milk: Pasteurized Goat's Milk
Style: Fresh, Soft Goat Cheese (Chèvre)
Wrapping: Bourbon-Soaked Chestnut Leaves
Size: 6 oz.

Inspired by the colors and aromas of spring, Tea Rose is as visually stunning as it is delicious. Each round of fresh chèvre is carefully coated with aromatic herbs and colorful flower petals, creating a delicate, garden-inspired presentation that makes it a standout addition to any gourmet cheese board.

The cheese takes its name from Tea Rose, one of the original goats in Capriole's herd and the beloved matriarch whose descendants helped establish the creamery's cheesemaking tradition. Her image has appeared on Capriole's label for decades, making this cheese a particularly meaningful tribute to the farm's heritage.

Unlike aged goat cheeses, Tea Rose is crafted as a fresh, lactic-style chèvre, offering a soft, light, and creamy texture with a wonderfully clean finish. Its flavor is bright and gently tangy, with the natural freshness of goat's milk complemented by subtle floral notes, fragrant herbs, and the delicate sweetness and mild anise-like character of fennel pollen.

The result is a beautifully balanced cheese that is refreshing, aromatic, and exceptionally approachable. Its delicate flavor allows the herbs and flowers to shine without overwhelming the creamy richness of the cheese.

Serving & Pairing Suggestions

Tea Rose is a spectacular centerpiece for an artisan cheese board, especially when paired with fresh berries, ripe pears, figs, honey, and toasted nuts. Its floral character makes it particularly delicious alongside lavender honey, orange blossom honey, or a delicate fruit preserve.

Serve with a crusty baguette, delicate crackers, warm scones, or toasted English muffins for an elegant breakfast, brunch, or afternoon gathering. Tea Rose is equally delightful on its own, allowing its fresh, bright flavor and fragrant coating to take center stage.

For a beautiful seasonal appetizer, pair it with spring greens, sliced strawberries, and a light citrus vinaigrette.

Wine Pairings: Vouvray, Sauvignon Blanc, unoaked Chardonnay, Champagne Blanc de Blancs, or a crisp, dry Rosé. Its floral notes also pair beautifully with delicate herbal teas, floral tisanes, and light gin-based cocktails.

Perfect For: Artisan cheese boards, spring and summer entertaining, brunch, afternoon tea, wine tastings, gourmet gifts, and special occasions.

Capriole Tea Rose is a delightful celebration of fresh goat cheese — combining creamy texture, bright tangy flavor, fragrant herbs, and beautiful edible flowers in an elegant artisan creation that brings the spirit of spring to every bite.

Origin: Greenville, Indiana, USA
Producer: Capriole Goat Cheese
Milk: Pasteurized Goat's Milk
Style: Fresh, Soft Goat Cheese (Chèvre)
Coating: Herbes de Provence, Fennel Pollen & Edible Flower Petals
Size: 6 oz.

Bright, refreshing and gently smoky

Capriole Farms’ Piper’s Pyramid pairs a light, cloudlike texture with a spicy, smoky edge from a touch of smoked paprika. Named for the founder’s red-haired granddaughter, this award-winning cheese brings personality to any cheese board.

Carefully hand-ladled into individual molds, Piper’s becomes denser and more buttery as it ripens, developing a thick cream line around a fudgy paste. It’s a cheese to savor slowly, from the first delicate bite to its richer, ripened character.

Serving suggestion

Serve with crusty bread or simple crackers that let its texture and subtle smokiness shine.

• Hand-ladled into individual molds
• Accented with smoked paprika
• Winner of multiple American Cheese Society awards, including in 2016

Sold by the ounce. Listed price is per ounce.

Producer Description 

Using the classic Cardenal Mendoza Brandy as its base, Angelus is made by blending in the essences of the natural ingredients, principally bitter macerated orange peel and cardamom, and ageing the blend in butts already seasoned with Sherry to achieve perfect balance.

This creates a unique, original and distinctive product which is enormously versatile. A rich and sweet citrus-led liqueur.

Expert Review

90- 95 Points Wine Enthusiast | No wallflower, this one. The intensity of the bouquet starts right with the pour as waves of prunes and raisins rise from the glass; air contact stirs deeper aromas, most notably orange rind, peppermint and roasted nuts. This rich, heavyweight brandy features layers of flavor, including cocoa, toffee, caramel, cream Sherry and oaky vanilla. Finishes as large and robust as it started.

Producer Description 

Its appearance is bright, transparent dark mahogany with copper glints. 

On the nose it is clean, elegant and well-rounded with hints of the Sherry which seasoned the barrels.

On the palate it is beautifully balanced, warming and smooth while it has a very long finish where all the subtle nuances come together leaving a lasting impression of personality with hints of raisin and prune.

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The ideal wine for dinner and guests, Cardiff Cabernet Sauvignon tastes of blackberry, plum, allspice, and vanilla. Serve with top loin of beef or a savory lamb stew.

Carl Loewen · Estate Riesling · Liewener Klostergarten · Mosel · Germany · 2022

Christopher Loewen is one of the Mosel’s most quietly celebrated winemakers — a craftsman who farms organically, ferments with native yeasts in large Fuder casks without temperature control, and lets each wine find its own expression. The Estate Riesling comes entirely from the Liewener Klostergarten, a site with richer soils than Loewen’s steep single-vineyard parcels, formerly bottled as a Kabinett and now declassified to “Estate” to preserve the single-vineyard designation for the estate’s highest-quality expressions. Whole-cluster pressed, fermented spontaneously, and stopped by taste — this is Riesling made with the patience and instinct of a true artisan.

The 2022 is dry-styled, rustic, and deeply approachable — a wine of beautiful complexity and mouth-filling texture born from Fuder aging and spontaneous fermentation. Yellow stone fruit, pear, and spiced citrus are underscored by a pleasingly savory salinity. At once mineral and generous, it is the kind of Riesling that rewards attention and rewards the table equally.

“A dry-styled Riesling that is at once rustic and approachable. Rockstar winemaker Christopher Loewen raises this wine in large Fuder casks, using spontaneous fermentation. This gives the wine a beautiful complexity and mouth-filling texture. A mix of yellow stone fruit, pear, and spiced citrus is underscored by a pleasingly savory salinity.”
— Rand, 67wino.shop

• Producer: Carl Loewen (Christopher Loewen), Mosel, Germany
• Vintage: 2022
• Appellation: Mosel, Germany
• Vineyard: Liewener Klostergarten
• Varietal: 100% Riesling
• Farming: Certified Organic
• Style: Dry — rustic, mineral, textured
• Vinification: Whole-cluster press; native yeast fermentation in Fuder casks and stainless steel; no temperature control; stopped by taste
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Yellow stone fruit, pear, spiced citrus, savory salinity, mineral texture
• Pairings: Grilled trout, roast pork, sushi, Thai cuisine, aged Gouda, charcuterie

Mosel — certified organic, Fuder-aged, spontaneously fermented Riesling from one of the valley’s most instinctive winemakers. Rustic, mineral, and built for the table.

Winemaker Description

Medium to medium-dark ruby-red. Very cool, stately aromas of red cherry, cola, and fresh tobacco leaf. On the palate, medium-full bodied. Flavors of red fruits and blood orange take front and center stage, persisting through the long, smooth finish. Not a wine of bombast but instead, one of elegance, purity, and quiet confidence. Wonderful now, this can be enjoyed through at least 2028.

Expert Ratings

94 Points Wine Spectator | Few Zinfandels show this much nuance and detail, yet there's an elegant power to this red, with cherry and raspberry flavors that mingle with orange peel and fresh sage. Ends with refined tannins.

93 Points Jeb Dunnuck | The 2020 Zinfandel Papera Ranch is ripe with fresh berries, raspberry preserve, and baking spice. Its gushy fruit up front gives way to a note of raspberry seed and refreshing lift on the finish. Drink 2023-2032.

Expert Review - Vintage 2022

Vinous 91 Points | The 2022 Barbaresco is a fine entry-level offering from Giacosa. This perfumed, mid-weight Barbaresco is all charm. Crushed flowers, bright red fruit, blood orange, spice and mint open first. Silky, polished tannins give this pliant, alluring Barbaresco tons of character. A delight.

Memo Summary Notes

Carlo Giacosa is a fourth-generation family estate in the heart of Barbaresco. 

Warehouse stored item - please allow two to five business days to fulfill.

It fermented in stainless steel and matured in French and American oak barrels for two years and was kept in bottle for another three. It has a textbook spicy nose with sweet spices, smoke and toast, berry fruit and herbs, a touch of forest floor and truffles, with a moderate 13.5% alcohol and balancing freshness.

Producer Description 

Experience the unique flavor of Carpano Botanic Bitter, a masterpiece crafted by Carpano, a brand celebrated for its near 240-year tradition in creating premium vermouths with Italian finesse. This premium bitter is not just a drink but a continuation of Carpano’s esteemed legacy, a reflection of an enduring commitment to unparalleled quality and exquisite flavor.

A vibrant symphony of citrus and herbal notes graces the palate, a harmonious blend rooted in centuries-old craftsmanship yet tailored for the contemporary connoisseur. This versatility is the hallmark of Carpano Botanic Bitter, elevating classic cocktails with its rich, layered flavors. 

Carpano Classico Vermouth Rosso — Turin, Italy | 16% ABV

Carpano Classico is the everyday expression from the house that invented vermouth — and it delivers the full depth of Turin craftsmanship at an approachable price. Positioned between the Dry and the legendary Antica Formula, Classico is the Carpano for the table: the go-to sweet vermouth for Negronis, Americanos, and Manhattans, built from the same 1786 heritage and the same commitment to botanical precision that defines the entire Carpano range. Rich, aromatic, and endlessly versatile, it is the bottle that earns a permanent spot behind every serious home bar.

The nose is warm and inviting: ripe red fruit, aromatic herbs, and a gentle spice that speaks to the quality of the botanical blend. On the palate, it is smooth and well-rounded — a classic sweet vermouth profile with balanced sweetness, herbal complexity, and a clean, lingering finish. Equally at home in a Negroni, stirred into a Manhattan, or served over ice with a splash of soda as a classic Americano aperitif.

“Carpano Classico brings the 1786 Turin heritage to the everyday pour — the approachable sweet vermouth that belongs in every serious cocktail repertoire.”

• Producer: Carpano Distillery, Turin, Piedmont, Italy (est. 1786)
• Style: Sweet (Red) Vermouth — Rosso Classico
• ABV: 16%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Ripe red fruit, aromatic herbs, gentle spice, smooth and well-rounded, clean herbal finish
• Best Served: In a Negroni, Manhattan, Americano, or Boulevardier — or over ice with soda as an aperitif
• Food Pairings: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, olives, antipasto, dark chocolate
• Storage: Refrigerate after opening

Approachable, aromatic, and rooted in 235 years of Turin tradition — Carpano Classico is the benchmark for what an everyday sweet vermouth should be.

Carpano Antica Formula — Turin, Italy NV

Antonio Benedetto Carpano invented modern vermouth in Turin in 1786, and Antica Formula is the direct heir to that legacy. Hailed as the “King of Vermouth” by master mixologists worldwide, this legendary sweet red vermouth is crafted from a secret recipe of selected wines, herbs, spices, and botanicals that has remained essentially unchanged for nearly 250 years. It is the most recommended vermouth for Manhattans and Negronis — and for good reason. Wine Enthusiast awarded it 95 points.

The nose offers a strong bouquet of vanilla with spice, citrus, and subtle notes of almonds, raisins, and cloves. On the palate, it is rich and well-rounded — vanilla, licorice, herbs, figs, and cocoa layered with depth and complexity. The finish delivers bitter orange and date notes with a subtle hint of cocoa beans and saffron. Rich, fruity, and endlessly enticing.

🇮🇹 Wine Enthusiast 95 — “Rich, fruity and enticing, this sweet vermouth is warmed with notes of fig and dried cherries, and just faint hints of spiced gingerbread and bitter orange peel. Drinkable solo as an aperitif, or use it as a cocktail-mixing favorite.”

• Producer: Carpano, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
• Founded: 1786
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth
• ABV: 16.5%
• Size: 1.0L
• Tasting Notes: Vanilla, spice, citrus, almonds, raisins, cloves, licorice, fig, cocoa, bitter orange, saffron
• Best In: Manhattan, Negroni, Boulevardier, Americano, or neat over ice

The vermouth that invented the category — Carpano Antica Formula is the non-negotiable choice for any serious cocktail program or aperitivo hour.