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Wine Spectator 94 Points | A very fresh, floral-laced style, offering a bright beam of cassis and plum gelée laced with flashes of violet, hibiscus and rose petal. Nicely grounded through the finish, with alder and warm earth hints filling in. Approachable, but this has more to show in time. Best from 2023 through 2036. (JM)

Wine Advocate 94 Points | Delicate herbal shadings accent the cassis notes on the nose of Corison's 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon. It's classic Corison, balanced and concentrated without being showy or weighty, silky in feel, with a long, lingering finish and two decades of ageability. (JC)Decanter 94 points Alluring aromas of dark cassis, graphite, cedar and wild herbs. It has a striking depth with layered flavours and texture, and while restrained now it is incredibly well-built and in need of time in the cellar to fully shine. Reveals subtle hints of fresh black and blue berries, currants and dried herbs tinged with red florals. Finishes with polish, energy and poise. (JC)

Jeb Dunnuck 92 Points | Lots of dark, blackcurrants, cassis, darker chocolate, and hints of violets emerge from the 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon, a medium to full-bodied, beautifully balanced St. Helena Napa Cabernet Sauvignon offering nicely integrated acidity, terrific balance, and a great finish. This quintessential Cathy Corison Cabernet shines on all accounts. It's going to evolve for two decades. (JD)

James Suckling 94 Points | A perfumed nose of blackberries, dark cherries, cedar, cocoa and nutmeg. Violets too. Medium body with fine tannins and bright acidity. Fresh and refined with a bright core of wild fruit and a long, flavorful finish. Drink or hold. (JS)

Vinous 93 Points | The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon is full of charm. It offers all of the natural intensity of the year, with bright acids that keep the flavors bright. Sweet red cherry, plum, cedar, tobacco and spice all build effortlessly. This open-knit yet classically built Cabernet is likely to offer a wide window of drinkability over the next 15-20 years. As always, Cathy Corison's Napa Valley Cabernet is a blend of three sites in St. Helena. (AG)

Wine & Spirits Magazine 96 Points | The 2019 vintage might be something of an outlier for Cathy Corison, who picked two weeks later than usual, taking advantage of the cool season from summer into fall. This wine is, in fact, an idealized version of her benchland cabernet sauvignon, holding on to the elegance she regularly achieves, while adding a luscious textural beauty that more often comes from bottle age. James Conley of NYC’s Keen’s Chophouse found the aroma suggested a more delicate wine than the density and extract this one carries in its “cabernet grape tannins and intriguing, lifted fruit. If someone said, ‘I love Napa, but show me what I’m missing.’ I’d say, ‘Well, try this.’” Warm and explosive in its energy, this wine carries an imprint of the benchland soils in the play of darkness and light, in the detailed tannins that make you crave another taste. (JG)

Tanqueray London Dry Gin — England 94.6 Proof

Fortune favors the brave — and in the 1830s, Charles Tanqueray was brave enough to pursue perfection. Distilling in London at a time when gin was being reinvented, Tanqueray developed a recipe of extraordinary balance and precision: four carefully selected botanicals — juniper, coriander, angelica root, and liquorice — distilled four times in a single copper pot still to create a gin of unmatched clarity and character. Nearly two centuries later, Tanqueray London Dry remains one of the most awarded gins in the world and the bartender's choice for the perfect G&T. The 1.0L format is the professional's bottle — built for the bar and the home alike.

The nose is pungent and assertive: bold juniper leads with notes of anise, lemon peel, and a faint white-floral touch, laced with black pepper heat. On the palate, it is clean and very flavorsome — tart, snappy spice, citrus zest, and a warming alcohol heat on the finish. Very persistent, very classic, and unmistakably Tanqueray.

Wine Enthusiast 93 — Best Buy. "Bold juniper plus notes of anise, lemon peel, and a faint white-floral touch, laced with black pepper heat. A clean, classic profile that's just the ticket for gin & tonics."

• Producer: Tanqueray, London, England
• Style: London Dry Gin
• ABV: 47.3% (94.6 Proof)
• Size: 1.0 Liter
• Botanicals: Juniper, coriander, angelica root, liquorice
• Distillation: Quadruple-distilled in copper pot still
• Tasting Notes: Bold juniper, anise, lemon peel, white flowers, black pepper, clean finish
• Serve: G&T with tonic and a wedge of lime, or in classic gin cocktails
• Best Paired With: Gin & Tonic, Martini, Negroni, Tom Collins, smoked salmon, light appetizers

One of the most awarded gins in the world — Tanqueray London Dry is the bartender's benchmark, and the 1.0L is the bottle that belongs behind every great bar.

Noilly Prat Extra Dry — The Original French Dry Vermouth

Created in Marseillan, France in 1813, Noilly Prat is the vermouth that defined the category — and remains the benchmark against which all others are measured. The Extra Dry is the essential ingredient in a proper Martini, bringing a delicate herbal complexity and crisp, dry finish that no substitute can replicate.

Crafted from a blend of Picpoul and Clairette grapes aged in oak, then infused with 14 hand-selected herbs and spices sourced from around the world — including chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange peel, and Italian orris root. The result is a vermouth of remarkable depth: floral and aromatic on the nose, with a clean, dry, subtly bitter palate and a long, elegant finish.

• Producer: Noilly Prat, Marseillan, France
• Size: 1.0 Liter
• Style: Extra Dry French Vermouth
• ABV: 18%
• Key Botanicals: Chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange, Italian orris root
• Best Used In: Classic Martini (50:50 or dry), Dirty Martini, Gibson, or chilled as an aperitif

The 1.0L format is perfect for the serious home bartender or frequent entertainer — because great Martinis start with great vermouth.

Producer Description 

Gin flavored with handpicked juniper berries from its Hamptons estate, cardamom, cumin, coriander, fennel and anise. The most eye-catching detail about this spirit is definitely its trendy pink color, which winemaker and partner Roman Roth gets by using the vineyard's rosé wine as the base for the gin. Once the rosé is distilled, Roth adds a small amount of grape skin extract to get that subtle pink color.

Gabriel Boudier Rare London Dry Gin is created from the distillation of juniper, coriander, lemon peel, orange peel, angelica root, iris root and fennel seeds.

Old Raj gin has been produced for us since 1972 and is available at 46% and 55% abv. Bottling takes place in Campbeltown. This quality floral gin has a slight yellow tint due to the addition of the saffron. This valuable and rare ingredient is added post distillation.

Botanicals

• Juniper
• Coriander
• Seville orange peel
• Liquorice
• Angelica root
• Orris
• Cinnamon
• Cassia Quills
• Nutmeg
• Saffron is added post distillation.
• The firm of William Cadenhead Limited, Wine and Spirit Merchants, was founded in 1842 and was in the ownership of the same family until it was taken over by the well known Campbeltown firm of J & A Mitchell & Co. Ltd who own Springbank Distillery. The premises were in Netherkirkgate in Aberdeen and although the street numbers were changed from time to time the premises were the same and indeed were almost unaltered during their 130 years of trading in Aberdeen.

Farmer's Organic Gin Small Batch — USA 750ml

Farmer's Gin is one of America's pioneering organic craft gins — a small-batch expression built on the belief that what goes into the bottle matters as much as what comes out. Made with certified organic botanicals and distilled in small batches for consistency and quality, Farmer's takes a distinctly botanical-forward approach that sets it apart from the juniper-dominant London Dry tradition. At 47.8% ABV (95.6 Proof), it has the structure and intensity to hold its own in any cocktail.

The nose opens with a compelling tension between elderflower and juniper — floral and piney in equal measure. As it opens up, the other botanicals reveal themselves: bright lemongrass, coriander spice, a savory note of celery, and a sweet licorice finish that lingers. Complex, aromatic, and genuinely distinctive — this is a gin for those who want more than just juniper in their glass.

"On the nose, the elderflower competes with the juniper. In the mouth, lemongrass, coriander, celery and a sweet licorice flavor round out the profile." — Farmer's Gin

• Producer: Farmer's Gin, USA
• Style: Organic Small Batch American Gin
• Certification: Certified Organic Botanicals
• Key Botanicals: Juniper, Elderflower, Lemongrass, Coriander, Celery, Licorice
• ABV: 47.8% (95.6 Proof)
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Elderflower, juniper, lemongrass, coriander, celery, sweet licorice finish
• Best Served: Gin & Tonic, Martini, Bee's Knees, or neat over ice

A certified organic American gin with a botanical profile that rewards attention — floral, herbal, and built for the curious drinker.

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Green and fresh: this one's for bar chefs. TRU Garden Vodka captures the essence of spring herbs and veggies for fresher cocktails — just like stock helps kitchen chefs make tastier meals. Notes of celery, dill and coriander deliver complexity and add life to seasonal or savory cocktails, like Bloody Marys.

Atheras Spirits Palatine Amaro — Greece

Named for the Palatine Hill — one of the seven hills of Rome and the ancient heart of the city — Atheras Spirits’ Palatine Amaro is the house’s most versatile expression: a beautifully balanced, botanical-driven amaro crafted to perform equally well neat, over ice, or as the backbone of a cocktail. Where the Akhenaten leans into ancient Egyptian mysticism and complexity, the Palatine is the everyday workhorse — approachable, food-friendly, and endlessly mixable. Crafted in Greece by Atheras Spirits, it brings Mediterranean botanical tradition to the modern bar cart.

The nose is fresh and aromatic: rhubarb, angelica, coriander, rosehip, chamomile, bay leaf, and lemon verbena weave together in a bright, herbaceous bouquet. On the palate, it is balanced and lively — gently bitter, pleasantly herbal, with a clean, refreshing finish that invites another sip. A true bar staple that elevates everything from a simple spritz to a sophisticated Amaro Sour.

67 Wine — “The Palatine is our go-to amaro for the bar cart. Bright, herbal, and endlessly versatile — it makes every cocktail better and every digestif moment more interesting.”

• Producer: Atheras Spirits, Greece
• Product: Palatine Amaro
• Botanicals: Rhubarb, angelica, coriander, rosehip, chamomile, bay leaf, lemon verbena
• Origin: Greece
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Rhubarb, angelica, chamomile, rosehip, lemon verbena, bay leaf, gently bitter, clean herbal finish
• Serve: Neat, over ice, or in cocktails (Amaro Sour, Spritz, Negroni variations)
• Best Paired With: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, citrus desserts, Mediterranean mezze

Greece’s most versatile amaro — the Palatine is the bottle that earns its place on every bar, every night.

Atheras Spirits Akhenaten Premium Amaro — Greece

Named in homage to the visionary Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten — and the landmark Philip Glass opera that bears his name — Atheras Spirits’ Akhenaten Amaro is one of the most ambitious and original spirits produced in the Mediterranean today. Inspired by the ancient Egyptians’ intricate mastery of botanicals and spices, the recipe incorporates over 40 carefully curated ingredients: spices, barks, roots, resins, dried fruits, and nuts, assembled with the precision of an alchemist and the vision of an artist. In 2021, Bloomberg Pursuits recognized Akhenaten as one of the 16 Best New Spirits in the world — earning its place alongside the most prominent global brands.

The aromatic profile is enchanting and deeply complex: cumin, coriander, peppermint, cloves, basil, chamomile, cedar, eucalyptus, and myrrh, among many others. Each sip delivers a rich, layered flavor experience that evolves on the palate — bitter, herbal, and resinous, with a warmth and depth that evokes centuries of history. The finish is long, lingering, and utterly captivating. Serve as a digestif over a large ice cube, or explore it in a sophisticated cocktail.

Bloomberg Pursuits — Named one of the 16 Best New Spirits of 2021, alongside the world’s most prominent global brands.

• Producer: Atheras Spirits, Greece
• Product: Akhenaten Premium Amaro
• Botanicals: 40+ ingredients including cumin, coriander, peppermint, cloves, basil, chamomile, cedar, eucalyptus, myrrh, barks, roots, resins, dried fruits & nuts
• Inspiration: Ancient Egyptian botanical traditions & Philip Glass opera “Akhnaten”
• Recognition: Bloomberg Pursuits — 16 Best New Spirits of 2021
• Origin: Greece
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Cumin, myrrh, cedar, chamomile, cloves, eucalyptus, peppermint, resinous depth, long bitter finish
• Serve: Neat or over ice as a digestif; cocktail-ready
• Best Paired With: Dark chocolate, baklava, espresso, aged cheeses, Mediterranean mezze

Forty botanicals, three millennia of inspiration, and a Bloomberg Pursuits award — Akhenaten is the amaro that rewrites the category.