Named after naturally-occurring swimming holes created by holes formed in limestone bedrock. Cenote A?ejo Tequila spends a year maturing in American oak barrels before bottling. Created by master distiller Arturo Fuentes and master blender Alejandro Garcia P?ez using blue agave which has matured for at least 6 years.

Tasting Notes: Chocolate truffle, clove, anise, green pepper, orange oil, tree sap, honey.

The 18-year-old is limited to 1,500 bottles in the first release, and presents a nose of toffee, marshmallow and spices. It is comparatively sweet, with stewed fruit. On the palate it offers something of a contrast to olfactory expectations, being nutty, dry and initially quite hot, with a touch of pepper. Caramelised fruits segue into a long finish of baked banana. source www.whisky-pages.com

Organic Cider and Fruit P?t Nat made in Aotearoa. We take natural wine making methods and apply them to locally grown, organic certified fruit. Wild ferments using indigenous yeast and no added sulphur. A hands off approach to cider making and a unique expression of the place we call home.

From the team at Fruit Cru: ?A true fruit P?t Nat and our first field blend. Juicy and fragrant with a bold body and plenty of fizz. Aim? is a blend of mixed heritage apples, semi carbonic fermented blueberries and fresh elderflowers. A complex cuv?e with balanced tannins and an energetic aroma - you get the full orchard in this one!? Fruit Cru is a project brought to you by former Everyday Wine co-owner, Cosmo Hawke, and Chef at Havana Bar, Jesse Jehmal. Together they are sourcing fruit from around New Zealand and producing ciders and pet nats (bottle fermented sparkling wines) in a warehouse in Newtown, Wellington. Seasonal releases. Certified organic.

Chene Bleu is a relatively new wine brand at Regional from an exciting, high altitude vineyard in Vaucluse, in the region of Provence-Alpes-Cotes-d'Azur. All of the wines are certified organic with the EU and made to exactly quality standards. Hand picked grapes, double sorted in the vineyard, tiny yields and obvious high quality flavours are just some of the reasons to drink these wines.

Sheer deliciousness is the main one. 

This dry white is made from a blend of Grenache Blanc, Rolle (also known, in Italy, as Vermentino), Clairette, Roussanne and Viognier. 

The balance is impeccable. Try it. 

At Honest Spirits they are passionate about a couple of things - caring for our planet, and good quality rum. They have combined the two to create a rum that is experimental, informative and honest. Delicious for you, and safe for our planet.

This blend of botanical spice and citrus is unique in both aroma and taste. To the nose notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger are released, with a powerful undertone of orange peel. The palate is warm, soothing and highly aromatic and the finish is both fresh and herbal.

The agave is roasted in a wood fired adobe oven and he uses wild yeasts to ferment the aguamiel, or must, in 200 litre vats. The distillation is performed in an Arabic-Philippino still and bottled after only one pass.

Rumor has it that Don Ruben discovered chemical compounds in the agave Maximiliana that are outside of what is regularly seen in the agave family, and that these compounds have strong therapeutic and health benefits. Some attribute this Raicilla to Don Ruben?s ability to have 17 children, all of them female.

This Raicilla has a fruity palate of unsweetened lemon and lime juice. As the fruitiness fades, minerality and deep spice emerge from the depths of spirit.

ABV: 42%

Lindemans Appel blends the juice of several varieties of apples with their delicious lambic ale. The tasting experience, which is quite exceptional, combines the sweetness of cider with the sourness of lambic.

3.5% ABV

One of our favourite wine importers created this tasty, dry, full bodied red from Hawke?s Bay Syrah with the help of talented winemakers. This is a spicy, deep purple, juicy take on the second most planted red in the Bay; Syrah. This wine drinks well now and can age further; try cellaring a couple of bottles for at least five to six years.

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Bordering the old Waiheke Air Strip this vineyard produces world-class Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot.

Planted when their children were barely walking, John and Paul Dunleavy?s vines have matured over two decades and, like their children, bring their own unique character to this wine.

Aged in barrels for 10 months, but made in a forward, fruit driven style to be enjoyed in youth, The Strip will continue to improve over time with careful cellaring.

A fantastic value wine made by John Quarisa of Johhny Q wines. 

This is rich and savoury and certainly punches above its weight for the price. Deep red with hints of purple in the glass, the nose is fresh yet decadent, with notes of black cherry, blackberry, chocolate and spice. The palate offers warm spice and ripe berry flavours, complemented by smoke, spice and coffee notes. The finish is soft and smooth

Petite Sirah is a cross of Peloursin and Syrah and also goes by the name of Duriff.

If you love a chilled peach in summer or a plate of savoury nibbles year round, try Matahiwi's dry Pinot Gris, made from grapes grown on the free draining river terrace at the winery's home vineyard. Warm days and cool nights allow for a long ripening period guaranteeing ripe concentrated fruit while maintaining freshness. which is preserved from tank fermenting the juice using yeasts that can ferment at low temperatures. The palate is supple and juicy, with luscious tropical fruit and a fine mineral thread, leading to a fresh and sustained finish.

A great match with seafood, chicken or on its own with a chilled peach.

Distilled with 47 botanicals, from places as diverse as India, Central America, and the Black Forest of Baden-W?rttemberg. We've managed to track down 32 of those botanicals. Oh - it might be pricey, but they only make 2,500 bottles a year. I'd probably drink this in a martini or negroni rather than a gin and tonic. For the record - this is what we could track down, if you know the remaining 15 botanicals let us know.Acacia ? ??Acorus ? ??Calamus ? ??Almond ? ??Angelica ? ??Bitter Orange ? ??Blackberry Cardamom ? ? ?Cassia ? ? ?Chamomile ? ? ?Cinnamon ? ? ?Citron ? ? ?Verbena ? ? ?Cloves ? ? ?Coriander ? ? ?Cranberries ? ? ?Cubeb ? ? ?Dog Rose ? ? ?Elderflower ? ? ?Ginger ? ? ?Grains Of Paradise ? ? ?Hawthorne Berries ? ? ?Hibiscus Abelmoshus ? ? ?Honeysuckle ? ? ?Jasmine ? ? ?Juniper ? ? ?Kaffir Lime ? ? ?Lavender ? ? ?Lemon ? ? ?Lemongrass ? ? ?Licorice ? ? ?Lingonberries ? ? ?Mondara ? ? ?Didyma ? ? ?Nutmeg ? ?Orris ? ? ?Pimento ? ? ?Pomelo ? ? ?Rose Hip ? ? ?Sage ? ? ?Sloe ? ? ?Spruce

?KI NO BI (?The Beauty of the Seasons?) is inspired by tradition and is distilled, blended and bottled in Kyoto. Our gin is made in a recognisable dry style but with a distinct Japanese accent.

KI NO BI Kyoto Dry Gin is created with Japanese botanicals such as yellow yuzu from the north of Kyoto Prefecture, hinoki wood chips (Japanese cypress), bamboo, gyokuro tea from the Uji region and green sansh? (Japanese peppercorn) berries.

Bottled at 45.7% ABV, KI NO BI uses a rice spirit base and peerless water sourced in the famous sake?brewing district, Fushimi.?

Malfy Gin CON ARANCIA is distilled by the Vergnano family in Italy - the birthplace of Gin - using the peel of Sicilian Blood Oranges, Italian Juniper and four other botanicals with their traditional Vacuum Still.  Blood Oranges are prized variety in Sicily - and harvested in November - their rich red colour develops from the cool Mediterranean nights.