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Bulleit Bourbon is russet in colour, with a rich, oaky aroma. The unique high rye content in Bulleit Bourbon imparts a distinctively dry, clean flavour. Mello and smooth, Bulleit Bourbon has hints of vanilla, honey and a long, smoky finish.

Very fragrant with soft orange and peach aromas. Flavourable wine with notes of citrus and peach with a touch of minerality in the finish.

Henkell Trocken is a by word for dry sparkling wine. A fully mature composition of excellent wines, Henkell Trocken is perfectly blended from traditional grape varieties. Enjoy Henkell Trocken as you prefer, whether straight, on ice, or in delightfully tasty cocktails. The fresh, harmoniously balanced taste will continue to surprise and delight your senses with each sip.

Strong and complex liqueur, with hints of citrus, star anise, ginger. Made with 56 precious herbs, woods, spices, fruits, blossoms, seeds and roots. Unmistakably Jägermeister. Best consumed ice-cold.

Monkey 47 is a batch distilled and handcrafted gin from Germany’s Black Forest, and was created with the use of 47 ingredients. Clear with a silvery, glycerous appearance. Crisp and fresh on the nose. The initial perfumed burst is of sweet berry / juniper and assorted fresh citrus peel; further aeration releases pine needle, lavender and clove-like scents.

Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese from the VDP classified side Pettenthal in Nierstein, Rheinhessen. Steep hill, red slate soil condition located close to the river Rhine. Natural sweetness, dark amber colour; opulent nose with aromas of dried mango, pineapple and honey.

Riesling Beerenauslese from the VDP classified side Herrenberg in Oppenheim, Rheinhessen. Chalk soil condition located close to the St. Kathrin cathedral in the city of Oppenheim. Natural sweetness, amber colour; opulent nose with aromas of dried peaches and mango and honey.

Slightly dry with an enticing fruity bouquet, it shows intense flavours of apples and peaches with a hint of citrus. Serve chilled.

Bernkasteler Badstube Riesling Beerenauslese smells of liqueur-like, jellied, vanilla- and chocolate-covered purple plums and black cherries. The implosive palate concentration though is simply beyond “liqueur-like” and into realms I can’t recall. Strong brown spices, herbal concentrates add complexity and a buttery, creamy texture does not prevent this wine from preserving the most remarkable clarity of jellied pit fruit concentration, photo-electric brilliance of fruit acids lighting the way to an endless finish.