Canada
Liberty Distillery Trust Whiskey Port
$79.99TRUST Single Cask Port presents dark chocolate and marzipan character married with robust barley notes. On the palate it is rich, full and intense with spice, caramel and butterscotch. At 42% alc./vol. the finish has a powerful concentration that is silky smooth with great persistence.
Liberty Distillery Trust Ancient Grains
$79.99On the nose, TRUST Ancient Grains has captured intriguing and complex floral notes offered by Khorsan and Spelt ancient grains, but not weight. Emmer is the backbone with lots of rich concentration brimming with spice, honey, baked apple, molasses and caramel. The touch of Barley adds a nice pop of graham cracker elements and length to the finish. The result is something that is more than the sum of its parts.
At 44% alc./vol., this light mahogany whiskey presents remarkable depth with long-lasting spice tones and a satisfying smooth finish.
Liberty Distillery Trust Whiskeyburgundy
$74.99On the nose, TRUST Single Cask – Burgundy presents a white chocolate and marzipan character married with robust barley notes. The mid-palate is rich, full and intense with cocoa, caramel and underlying fruit. At 42% alc./vol. the finish has a powerful concentration that is silky smooth and lingers on and on.
Arbutus Distillery Baba Yaga Absinthe
$65.99According to Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga, an ogress who steals, cooks, and eats her victims who are usually children, is a guardian of the fountains of the water of life. She lives with two or three sisters (all known as Baba Yaga) in a forest hut that spins continually on birds’ legs. This spirit is inspired by Baba’s tale.
Baba Yaga Genuine Absinthe is distilled traditionally with grand wormwood, anise, fennel, lemon balm, and mint. Blended to 60%Abv, the finished spirit is then rested and steeped in more herbs and botanicals yielding it’s natural green chartreuse like colour. Baba Yaga Absinthe is naturally coloured and therefore a natural chlorophyll precipitate may occur in bottle over time.
Prepare by pouring over ice or blending drop by drop slowly with ice cold water to release its herbal oils and develop an opal cloud or “louche”. Find prominent sweet black licorice, with herbal notes alongside light citrus and mint.