Dogfish Head and Epic Brewing’s collaboration, Portamarillo, has arrived! Here’s how they describe it:
“a collaboration, a Festive brew and the world’s first tree tomato beer. A sorta-Porter fermented with New Zealand-grown Tamarillos, which were smoked using wood chips from the sacred Pohutakawa tree (also known as the NZ Christmas tree).”
De Dochter Van de Korenaar Finesse
De Dochter Van de Korenaar Courage
Brouwerij Brouwkot Netebuk Saison
Brouwerij Brouwkot Manten Belgian Pale
Cervesera del Montseny Negra Stout
Cervesera del Montseny Lupulus IPA
Cervesera del Montseny Malta Pale Ale
De Molen Heaven & Hell Imperial Stout
De Molen Storm & Averij Double IPA
We now have beer from Cains Brewery out of Liverpool, England. Enjoy their Bitter, Dark Mild and Export Lager.
Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus is back in stock. Get it while you can!
Cheers,
-Lukas Wine & Spirits
According to its producers, Double Cross is seven-times distilled and seven-times filtered and made using locally-grown winter wheat and mountain spring water sourced from 200-foot deep aquifers.
In 2008, Double Cross won a gold medal for taste and a gold medal for package design at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
Low Gap Whiskey is made by hand by Crispin Cain, who apprenticed with Hubert Germain-Robin, and has been distilling for 20 years. It is made from malted Bavarian wheat, fermented slowly, distilled using rigorous and painstaking craft methods, and brought to bottling proof with unfiltered rainwater.
Blackmaker Root Beer Liqueur is one of a growing collection of dessert and fanciful sweet flavor concepts from White Rock Distilleries. The root beer liqueur is a spiced and sweetened drink containing “a combination of wintergreen, nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, anise and sweet birch creating a perfect authentic root beer flavor.”
Four Roses is widely regarded as one of the best, if not the best, bourbon distillery in America. Their new 2011 release of their limited edition single barrel offering is a big, bold and utterly delicious whiskey. Fans of Wild Turkey will especially enjoy the cinnamon and spice notes evident in this bourbon, and this may be the best Four Roses Single Barrel offering yet. With only 3600 bottles being distributed in the United States, the biggest challenge for bourbon enthusiasts could be finding and purchasing a bottle before they are all gone.
