Cognac leyrat is produced on a family estate of 90 hectares, ideally located on an exceptional terroir. The elegance, tradition and quality of the range have been recognised in numerous international competitions.
Tasting Notes: pastry and stewed fruit notes; completed by oak flavours on the palate

XO Cognac from Richard Delisle - an indulgent and impressively aged expression, where the youngest eau-de-vie in the blend is matured for at least 6 years before being bottled. Would you just look at that gorgeous ruby hue! Top quality stuff indeed.

Prunier X.O. Cognac has been matured for around 15 years in French Oak at Maison Prunier’s cellars. Bursting with rich flavours, this classic recipe was first devised by Alphonse Prunier over a hundred years ago.

Prunier Très Vielle Grande Champagne Cognac is the flagship product line of Maison Prunier. This Cognac has an incredibly rich and sophisticated flavour and is presented within an elegant gift box.

Asbach's popular 3 year old German grape brandy, formerly known as 'Uralt', is matured in Limousin oak casks and has a fruity, tangy character

An African-themed gin. The gin combines African botanicals with traditional juniper and orange peel, resulting in a spirit that’s floral, fruity, spicy and herbaceous.

Served chilled on its own, this Quince Gin is an ideal replacement for desert wines, especially if paired with apple crumble alongside a cheese board (Manchego especially). Because it is not technically a Gin (it’s not over 37.5% ABV) expect to see some name changes to comply with regulation, but whatever the final name written on the bottle is – seek this out, it is well worth it! Ridiculous and delicious.

This eye catching medicine bottle is produced from the use of no less than 47 botanicals from the Black Forest in Germany. The taste is most remarkable, complex and very satisfying. The inclusion of cranberries works a treat. . A great success since its launch 2 years ago. 47%!

The Recipe of our Riesling-Infused Ferdinand's Saar Dry Gin is an homage to the fruitful landscape of the Saar-Region. Over 30 finely balanced botanicals mainly from our own cultivation or regional grown in combination with the finest Riesling grapes of the large Saarburger Rausch gurantee a maximum drinking pleasure.

Metaxa is fine Greek spirit made by diluting an aged cask strength brandy with muscat wine and a recipe of botanicals including anise and rose petals. Each star represents a year's ageing.

THE King's Ginger - a liqueur specifically formulated by Berry Bros. in 1903 for King Edward VII.
Rich and zesty, the liqueur was created to stimulate and revivify His Majesty during morning rides in his new horseless carriage - a Daimler.
A quirky and high-strength liqueur created by the careful maceration of ginger root, enlivened by the judicious addition of citrus in the form of lemon oil for an unexpectedly fresh lift.
It has been appreciated by bon viveurs, sporting gentlemen and high-spirited ladies ever since.

Ketel One Vodka has been crowned ‘Best Selling Vodka' and ‘Most Trending Vodka' in the 2015 ‘World's 50 Best Bars Brand Report' by Drinks International.

The crisp and sophisticated taste of Ketel One delivers an exceptional drinking experience, whether sipped pure or in cocktails.

Owner Sebastiaan van Bokkel describes Bobby’s Schiedam Dry Gin as Dutch Courage mixed with Indonesian spice. We agree – Bobby’s is an exotic and contemporary Gin that is sure to have heads turning.Bobby’s Gin is multilayered and soft on the nose – there is no spiritedness’ yet it is incredibly fragrant. Lemongrass and rosehips burst on the nose in an intoxicatingly exotic mix. Complex clove and coriander seed flavours follow up these elements once tasted, with a refreshing zing from the lemongrass joining in. The juniper anchors the gin while cubebs linger long after the sip has disappeared.

The Gin works well in a Gin & Tonic but is easy to imagine working well in a multitude of cocktails, especially, re-interpretations of classic Genever based punches.

A triple distilled blended Irish Whiskey produced in Cork and made, unusually, with all three styles of Irish whiskey: single pot still, single malt and grain. First produced in 1779, it wasn't until 1913 that it changed it's name to Paddy after legendary salesman Paddy Flaherty. Before that it had the rather catchy name of "Cork Distilling Company Map of Ireland Old Irish Whiskey". Rolls right off the tongue that one.

The 'D.E.W.' in Tullamore D.E.W. comes from the initials of a General Manager at the Tullamore distillery in the later 19th Century, named Daniel E. Williams.

An Irish gin from made with juniper, angelica, orris, caraway, coriander, meadowsweet, cardamom and star anise as well as vapour infused oriental lemon and lime, fresh grapefruit and gunpowder tea!

An Italian Triple Sec from the Iseo brand of liqueurs, bottled at the rather low ABV of 15%. If you're at all interested in cocktail making, you're going to need a Triple Sec on your shelf - they add a big burst of citrus notes, which is often called for.

The famous fortified wine from the island of Sicily. Full intense flavour of subtle oak and dried fruit with almonds and a hint of liquorice.

An original aperitif based on wine, sugar and mountain herbs.

Serve with an orange slice and two ice cubes with plenty of soda or as a base for fine-tasting cocktails.

Since its creation Aperol has been the quintessential Italian aperitif. Its unique secret recipe has remained unchanged throughout the years. Aperol is the irreplaceable ingredient for the preparation of the original Aperol Spritz.

A fresh, sweet and wonderfully complex limoncello. Sicilian lemon peel is infused in the alcohol to produce a rich, fresh and natural taste of lemon.

Every drop of this specialty reminds spring.
The intense scent of elderflower is striking. Perfect sweet-acid balance.
Excellent with Prosecco!

Frangelico is made from toasted wild hazelnuts, found only in the Italian north, combined with cocoa, vanilla berries and a host of other natural extracts that make up its complex flavour liqueur.

Vecchia Romagna is obtained by using exclusively wines coming from the pressing of highly selected Trebbiano grapes, that grow only in Romagna, between the upper Adriatic and Po Valley.
Through extremely selective distillation, the ethyl alcohol and the noble parts of the wine are separated from the other parts - such as the tops and tails - that can harm the spirit.
The first process to ennoble and enhance the product, is followed by the long, delicate period of aging.
The spirit rests for many years in silent cellars, in valuable small oak barrels, letting time and nature merge together. Periodically, the lots are tasted to check how they are taking to
the barrel and are then transferred into older and larger casks, where the process of harmonising the aromas is completed.
Mixing with the wood’s colouring and tannin, the spirit’s aromatic substances are slowly transformed, gradually creating the unmistakable bouquet and taste of Vecchia Romagna brandy, Italy’s best selling spirit and one of the symbols which make Italy celebrated for its taste, creativity and style throughout the World.