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April 2017
Absolut Oak
Reminiscent of whiskey, but born out of the world's most popular mixing spirit, Absolut Oak offers a new take on vodka. After oak aging, the classic vodka develops a character of vanilla, caramel and toasted oak.
Find out more »Greater Good Imperial Brewing Co.
This is a first for me. Never have I dealt with a brewery at has the label "Imperial," but that is just what this Wolcott, CT brewery is. Great Good Imperial Brewing Co. is America's first all-imperial brewery. Every beer they brew is never below 8% and they can go as high as 14%. There is a some definite buzz surrounding them and for good reason. We will having them here to pour their entire line up, including their 12%…
Find out more »Masciarelli Wine Tasting w/ John
The 'Dynamic Duo' is what I like to call them, John and Nic that is. Both work for Masciarelli and both regularly pour wines for us. John has been a long time Sales Rep and Portfolio Manager for Masciarelli. Over the years his experience in the industry has guided his decisions in regards to inventory and pricing and has brought us some great gems like Trentadue and Monte Volpe. You can always count on John to teach you a thing…
Find out more »Folonari Wine Tasting: A Better Pinot Grigio
In a not too distant past, Pinot Grigio was unknown unless you had been fortunate enough to have visited Italy. Folonari has helped change that. Fast forward to today and people can't seem to get enough of it. It's delicate fruit notes, soft body, and prickly texture makes Pinot Grigio a year-round favorite. Only a few producers have withstood the test the time, Folonari being one of them. So stop by and see what has kept Folonari in the forefront…
Find out more »Wachusett
To go along with our sale, we will have Wachusett here to pour some of their stuff. Their brand new IPA Wally is making some big waves in the beer world. People just can't believe that Wachusett made such a great hazy IPA. Definitely worth at shot. You won't find a beer like this in a 6 pack, let alone for the price. Come try their new stuff and remind yourself about the old.
Find out more »Palm Bay International Wine Tasting
Who is Palm Bay International? None other than the people that bring you familiar names like Cavit, Roscato, and Santa Rita. Those brands, however, are just a snippet of their much larger and more interesting portfolio that also includes Au Contraire, Bertani, The Irishman, and Jose Maria da Fonseca. PBI has been a household name in the wine industry for years and one that you take notice of when they add a new product to their portfolio. Their wines have…
Find out more »Turtle Creek Wine Tasting with Marcia
Located in Lincoln, MA stands an idea, a belief that Mass is more than just fruit based wines or wines with fruit juice added. This idea has been a work in progress since 1998, but it has never been stronger. Founded by Kip Kumler, Turtle Creek Winery is what we love about California wines produced in Mass. With wines made from California sourced fruits and Massachusetts-grown grapes, to compare and contrast couldn't be more appropriate. The wines are true to…
Find out more »Wine Tasting from the Touton Portfolio
Monsieur Touton has been a fixture in our store for the last 10 years. You may not know the wines by the distributor name, but you know their wines: Agua de Piedra, Tomaiolo, Chateau Fage, and much more. A distributor that services NY, MA, RI, and CT, Monsieur Touton has a bit of everything for everyone at all the price ranges. Originally a Bordeaux Negociant, Monsieur Touton has grown since providing wines from all over. Their wines always heavy on…
Find out more »Easter Sunday – We are Closed
We will be taking the day off to be home wth our families. Hope it is as enjoyable for everyone else as it is for us.
Find out more »Absolut Oak
Reminiscent of whiskey, but born out of the world's most popular mixing spirit, Absolut Oak offers a new take on vodka. After oak aging, the classic vodka develops a character of vanilla, caramel and toasted oak.
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