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Roscato Black Cherry is tantalizing with deep cherry flavors perfect for game night, date night and treat-yourself night. Wine specialty.
Our red blend is elegant, sweet and juicy with notes or ripe blackberry, and has smooth and fruity finish.
Sweet, luscious and smooth is the name of the game in this delightful Kosher wine.
Not so intense ruby colored with orange shades. Delicate scent, dry taste.
This collectible tequila features three separate sections, each divided into 250mL sections; anejo, reposado, and blanco. Each section has a separate pour spout.
Eaglestone wine is a tribute to California wineries, producing one of the best Zinfandel in the world.
Explore extraordinary flavors of sweet apricot, poached yellow pear, orange blossom, honey and elderflower; the elixir is a fleshy, extravagant, sparkling seduction.
We produce the original Apricot fruit brandy, according to traditional methods combined with the finest selected sorts of apricot. Alc. 50% by Vol.
We produce the original Grape fruit brandy, according to traditional methods combined with the finest selected sorts of grapes. Alc. 50% by Vol.
We produce the original Mulberry fruit brandy, according to traditional methods combined with the finest selected sorts of mulberry. Alc. 50% by Vol.
Easy drinking Merlot with ruby red color and showing aromas of: blackberry, plum, and raspberry. There are flavours of plum and blackberry.
Spice up the ordinary with Rumchata! Rumchata’s New Coconut Cream is smooth and creamy with a burst of tropical coconut flavor!
RumChata Peppermint Bark perfectly blends the flavors of white chocolate, dark chocolate and candy cane with Caribbean rum and real dairy cream.
16.8% Alc. by Vol.
Deep ruby colour, black cherry, blackberry, and black currant. The sweetness is balanced by the refreshing acidity, followed by supple and smooth tannins. A harmonious medium sweet red.
