Kosher

From America's historic kosher winery, Kedem Dry Vermouth is crisp, deeply-flavored and intense. Fantastic used for cooking, in cocktails, or sipped slowly on its own. Pair with veal, poultry and cream sauces.

Kedem Sweet Vermouth is a classic wine style interpreted with respect by this legendary producer. Ideal if you want something rich and substantial in your Kiddush cup, this has a powerful but never overwhelming sweetness and an intriguing melange of flavors.

The balanced taste of this Rye Recipe Bourbon is smooth, yet complex.

Created using the revolutionary TerrePURE process to offer you the cleanest, smoothest and best tasting liqueur known to man. Terressentia Corporation, inventor of the TerrePURE technology, is a distillery headquartered in North Charleston, South Carolina, which specializes in contract production of distilled spirits. They produce spirits for large retail chains, individual brand owners, and other distilleries or exporters.

Made from 100% light brown sugar and crafted in small batches on our pair of copper stills.

Experience the savory sensation of classic bloody mary made with the same scratch ingredients that made this cocktail popular nearly a century ago: juice from vine-ripened tomatoes pure lemon juice and a savory blend of spices. Sweetened naturally using only tomato and lemon juice – no sugar added! Contains premium worcestershire sauce and a dash of natural aromatic bitters – a secret ingredient used by bartender for generations.

Dead Drop Vodka is distilled from 100% American grain. Proofed using the limestone-filtered water from our historic artesian well dating back to the 1830’s.

Made with 100% real fruit juice

A blend of bourbons aged 15 years and up, this is the follow-up to the most decadent expression in Widow Jane's lineup. Finished in air-seasoned Appalachian oak and bottled at 99 proof, it's their oldest offering.

This is one of three Kosher Whiskeys from Buffalo Trace Distillery that hit the shelves after Passover in 2020. In 2012, new American oak Kosher barrels were filled with a Rye mash bill, all under the supervision of the Chicago Rabbinical Council.