The history of Licor 43 began in the 1940's when the company started to recreate an ancient Roman recipe known as Liqvor Mirabilis. The Romans banned the production and consumption, but the Carthaginians continued in secret. Nowadays, this elixir inspires the recipe of Licor 43. In the 1960's Spain started to see the arrival of thousands of tourists eager to enjoy the paradisiac climate. All these people discovered Licor 43 and the word of mouth started to spread, now making it the most international premium Spanish liqueur of all time.

Inspired by the spectacular Cape Palliser Lighthouse on the southernmost tip of the North Island, Lighthouse Gin is one of New Zealand's oldest craft gins. Handcrafted with nine botanicals twice distilled and perfectly blended with water filtering from high in the Remutaka Ranges. A pure, complex gin with notes of magnificent citrus and juniper accents, a finely spiced creamy palate and a soft lingering finish. True to its London Dry Style, it makes an exceptional Dry Martini with a twist of lemon or a classic Gin & Tonic.

This classic Bordeaux aperitif is made from a base of dry wine, and that typically the wine is a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon.

A Rose version of the classic vermouth Lillet. This is blended with red and white Grand Cru Bordeaux wines used to make Lillet Rouge and Lillet Blanc respectively. To this Peruvian quinine is added, as well as sweet orange peels from Spain, bitter Haitian orange peel and various fruit liqueurs. A stunning vermouth with notes of lush fruits, wildflowers and red berries

Discover the taste of New Zealand's West Coast rainforest with Little Biddy Classic Gin. Authentic and robust, crafted with fresh rainwater and hand foraged native botanicals. Versatile and easy drinking, Little Biddy Classic offers botanic aromas and a bright palate of citrus, with a warm spice finish. A distinctive gin that embodies the natural beauty and flavours of New Zealand. And for many a reminder of home.

Crafted on the West Coast where they measure their rainfall in meters, not millimeters, Little Biddy Vodka is a smooth, refined spirit that embodies purity and balance. A versatile vodka with rich texture, it provides the perfect base for inspired cocktails. Slightly sweet with the lightest hints of citrus, it offers a creamy, silky mouth-feel that dissolves effortlessly on the palate, finishing with a clean, smooth aftertaste. Serving Suggestion: Enjoy neat or over ice to get the full expression of the spring water used and the full flavour of the spirit. Equally it makes some amazing cocktails.

A distinctive twist on a classic pink gin. Crafted using the natural colour, sweetness and depth of New Zealand cherries. With notes of citrus derived from lemon, and a subtle floral aroma from pink peppercorns. Complementing these bright notes is a warming palate of spice, adding depth and complexity to every sip and delivering a refreshing taste.

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The Doba-Yej is bright and floral with beautifully balanced citrus notes, perfect for enjoying neat or in cocktails. Doba-Yej means Maguey Espadín in the ancient Zapotec language and each label features a Mexican war hero. They depict Doña Josefa Ortiz, Father Miguel Hidalgo, and José María Morelos. **Please contact your store before ordering if you require a bottle with a specific label.**

Thier vision is to distill the finest botanical rum this world has ever tasted. To bring figment to fruition, they passionately craft a base of rich, Pure Single Rum to be re-distilled using a highly unorthodox method of vapour infusion to capture the delightfully unique botanical flavours & aromatics. Thus creating an almost entirely new category of 'Botanical' Rum - a spirit born of imagination and distilled with whole-hearted dedication.

Kentucky distiller Bill Samuels, Sr., founder of Maker's Mark, set out to make a better tasting bourbon whisky.

Kentucky distiller Bill Samuels, Sr., founder of Maker's Mark, set out to make a better tasting bourbon whisky. What he discovered was that if you used winter wheat in the mash instead of the traditional distiller's rye, your bourbon whisky was smoother and less bitter...and that's made all the difference