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A masterpiece of the art of distillation. For whiskey connoisseurs and Bordeaux lovers, we have delved into the depths of our treasure chambers... And found what we were looking for in the Port Charlotte PMC:01! This extremely fine single malt whiskey combines the best of Bordeaux's red wine world and the Scottish whiskey tradition. As the sixth bottling in the Cask Exploration series, the Port Charlotte PMC:01 matured in precious Pomerol barrels. These come from the outstanding Pomerol growing region, which is located northeast of Bordeaux and produces the best red wines in France. After a complex distillation, the whiskey was first matured for four years in bourbon barrels before being transferred to the popular Pomerol barrels for the last five years. There it acquired its special variety of aromas and complex taste profile. In addition to the already familiar whiskey aromas, the Port Charlotte PMC:01 also develops a beautiful sweetness of malt sugar that harmonizes perfectly with the peat smoke. The quickly waxy consistency of this spirit demands your full attention and lets you enjoy every single sip intensely. In the finish you experience the exciting symphony of waves of sea salt, hints of fresh mussels, a tanginess of lemon and an intense smoke that beguiles your taste buds - a true masterpiece of the art of distillation.

This 10 Years Old Tawny Port from Qunita dos Murças matures for 10 years in oak barrels, which gives it its amber color. It has a wide range of aromas to offer: nutty notes of hazelnuts and almonds as well as figs and vanilla come to the fore. The taste of the tawny is very soft, thanks to the residual sweetness that it retains. It is elegant, with a well-balanced acidity. This wonderful pleasure has a long finish that is worth remembering. A port wine that leaves nothing to be desired. To make the port wine, the grapes are harvested, de-stemmed and crushed. This is traditionally done in so-called "lagares", granite troughs in which the grapes are gently crushed on foot. The must then ferments in barrels until the fermentation is stopped with the addition of wine distillate. This is what sets the port wine apart and gives it a higher alcohol and sugar content than normal wines. This tawny is then aged for at least 10 years. Like many other ports, this is a cuvée of different wines, from different locations and vintages, so that it continuously maintains its quality.

Life can be so pink The dry rosé wine Réserve du Cochonnet from France has fresh, stimulating aromas on the palate. Made from ripe grapes of the Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah varieties, it exudes an irresistible scent of dewy wild raspberries and Mediterranean summer scents that combine with ripe cherries and a hint of citrus on the palate. Its aromatic variety and vibrant freshness make the Réserve du Cochonnet Rosé a great accompaniment to salads and Mediterranean starters. A little dream in pink that you should definitely try! Rosé wine has been enjoying a renaissance for some time now. And that is very pleasing! However, not everything that comes onto the market in the wake of this trend is likely to promise a long comeback. We are therefore particularly pleased to be able to present you with Le Cochonnet Reserve, a rosé wine whose seductive charm even the most discerning wine lover will happily succumb to.

Fantastic Riesling from Turmberg Discover the unique taste of the Robert Weil Kiedricher Turmberg Riesling - a first-class representative of its grape variety, which stimulates the taste buds with its inimitable aroma and is superbly refreshing.This Riesling comes from the VDP.ERSTE LAGE® Kiedricher Turmberg and is the result of centuries-old winemaking skills. The history of the Robert Weil winery goes back to 1875, when the namesake acquired the historic winery in the middle of the Rheingau vineyards. Under his leadership, the winery became one of the best known and most respected in the Rheingau. In the 1950s, the Robert Weil winery set new standards in Riesling production by carrying out the harvest laboriously by hand and managing the vineyards according to the principles of organic farming.The Robert Weil winery has received many awards for its wines. The Kiedricher Turmberg Riesling is one of the estate's flagship products. With its lively acidity and subtle fruit character, this dry white wine is a perfect choice for connoisseurs looking for an elegant balance between aromas, minerality and acidity. Its beautiful fruit bouquet of green apple, peach and citrus fruits is accompanied by a distinctive slate note. The mouthfeel is incredibly finesse, fresh and fine. A wine that can age for decades. If you want to enjoy it now, serve it with light dishes such as salads, seafood or spicy Asian food. Cheers!

Winemaking craftsmanship at the highest level What an impressive bouquet, what an elegant body and what a great Riesling! The Robert Weil Rheingau Riesling Kabinett is a masterpiece from the hands of a very experienced winemaking family who express their passion and knowledge in every bottle.The Robert Weil winery looks back on a long history. The founder Dr. Robert Weil bought the first vineyards in Kiedricher Berg in the Rheingau as early as 1867. Thanks to an uncompromising pursuit of quality, the house's own Rieslings quickly won the favor of connoisseurs. And the furor continues to this day. The Robert Weil Rheingau Riesling Kabinett is still a brilliant example of the winery's great craftsmanship, which focuses on sustainable wine production.The wine has a light yellow color with golden reflections. A complex aroma of citrus fruits, peaches and apricots emanates from the glass, along with hints of fresh herbs and a touch of flint. The taste is balanced, fresh and as slim and delicate as befits a Kabinett. The lively acidity that carries the juicy fruit also contributes to this. Try it for yourself and let yourself be seduced by the beauty of this Kabinett Riesling!

Yes, that's what the Rheingau tastes like! Anyone who has ever had the Robert Weil Rheingau Riesling in their glass will know why this 30-kilometer-long freak of nature, through which the Rhine is briefly interrupted in its north-south course and meanders from east to west, is so famous for its Rieslings. With the Taunus at your back and the sun in front of you, everything that the king of grape varieties loves comes together here. In the case of the Weil Riesling, this also includes the excellent locations around the town of Kiedrich and the great know-how of Robert Weil. Produced organically and selected with the greatest care, only perfectly healthy and fully ripe Riesling grapes make it to the press. After spontaneous fermentation with the yeasts of the vineyard and a short mash, a gentle fermentation in stainless steel tanks follows. But wait: a small part of around ten percent is aged in large wooden barrels. This gives this fine Riesling a little more structure. In the glass, the Robert Weil Rheingau Riesling shimmers in a light yellow. Its fruit is crystal clear and juicy, yet ripe and so typical of the Rheingau, the Riesling and Robert Weil. Granny Smith apple and vineyard peach as well as mineral notes characterize the aroma. That brings joy! This white wine also presents itself as a unified whole on the palate, is incredibly slim and taut thanks to the fine acidity, and is also very juicy and balanced. Simply a must for Riesling fans!

The Baron Philippe de Rothschild Agneau Rosé is made from the three classic Bordeaux grapes Merlot (88%), Cabernet Franc (9%) and Cabernet Sauvignon. The latter, at just 3%, makes up the smallest proportion of this magical pink wine, which presents itself in the glass with a shimmering coral-pink color. On the nose it is fresh and fruity with notes of raspberry and red currant. On the palate it confirms its fruity freshness from the bouquet. Serve the Baron Philipe de Rothschild Agneau Rosé as an aperitif or as the perfect accompaniment to a convivial barbecue with family and friends.

Sicily sends rays of sunshine The Settesoli Grillo Appassimento is one of the first Appassimento wines on the German market and is therefore right on trend. In this special process, the grapes are left on the vine to dry naturally and are not harvested until late September or early October. This gives them their characteristic aromas. The Cantine Settesoli was founded in Menfi, a city steeped in history. To the west, you can see the historic ruins of Selinunte, the old Greek city. The Settesoli headquarters itself is on a gentle slope by the sea. This good location, combined with the mild climate, also forms the basis for the characteristic wines. The grapes benefit from the light-flooded environment and the warm sun.

Sicily sends rays of sunshine The Settesoli Grillo Appassimento is one of the first Appassimento wines on the German market and is therefore right on trend. In this special process, the grapes are left on the vine to dry naturally and are not harvested until late September or early October. This gives them their characteristic aromas. The Cantine Settesoli was founded in Menfi, a city steeped in history. To the west, you can see the historic ruins of Selinunte, the old Greek city. The Settesoli headquarters itself is on a gentle slope by the sea. This good location, combined with the mild climate, also forms the basis for the characteristic wines. The grapes benefit from the light-flooded environment and the warm sun.

Discover Siegfried Rheinland Dry Gin, a regional masterpiece that captures the essence of the Rhenish landscape. With a harmonious composition of 18 exquisite botanicals, this dry gin offers a taste experience that is both spicy and subtle. The delicate blend of aromas, including lavender and linden blossom, provides a refreshing note, while ginger adds a slight spiciness. Inspired by the Nibelungen saga, the linden tree brings a unique character to the recipe and gives the gin its special charm. Perfect for gin lovers who value quality and tradition, this dry gin is not only a treat for the palate, but also a tribute to Rhenish culture.

Exclusive wine enjoyment with power and depth: Why is this complex and full-bodied red wine called "The Phantom"? The name can certainly be traced back to its exclusivity: only one barrique barrel of this vintage was vinified. So you should be all the more pleased to be able to taste this single-varietal Grenache from the Swartland. Deep purple in the glass, the red wine exudes a brilliant bouquet of blackberries and plums as well as notes of cherry, currant and sweet liquorice. Developing for hours, it delights with its variety of aromas and its depth. The elegant combination of dominant fruit and refreshing acidity makes "The Phantom" a lively red wine with good balance and an invigorating drinking flow. With its subtle vanilla and cocoa aromas, which developed during the 16-month maturation period in oak, this wine enchants right up to the finish, the complexity of which lingers for a long time. The bottom line is: This Phantom is a South African rarity and a top recommendation!

The Göttweig Mass wine has been an institution in the Benedictine monastery of Göttweig for centuries. From nature-friendly vineyard care to the treatment and care of the grapes, the church's purity law applies: Mass wine may only be produced with the permission of the bishop and must remain natural. This rosé shines with delicate aromas of red fruits, underlined with subtle spicy notes. On the palate it is fresh with the fine, smooth Pinot Noir characteristics.

A Vino Nobile as you wish With the Tenuta Calimaia Vino Nobile di Montepulciano you can enjoy a masterful red wine full of history. The Frescobaldi family once provided the mayor of Montepulciano in the 14th century. With this wine they celebrate their return to the prestigious wine region. It is perfect for cozy evenings for two or as an accompaniment to a sumptuous meal with friends and family. The vineyards of the Tenuta Calimaia are located in a historic growing area that is considered one of the best for the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Here the grapes grow on loamy soils where they develop rich tannins and ripe fruit aromas. After the selective harvest, the grapes are gently pressed and vinified in stainless steel at a controlled temperature. The cuvée, made from 90 percent Sangiovese and 10 percent complementary grape varieties, then matures for 24 months in 50-hectoliter oak barrels. The great effort pays off. The bouquet alone invites you to indulge in notes of red fruits, herbs such as sage and lavender, and finely spicy aromas of cocoa. In the mouth, this Vino Nobile di Montepulciano is extremely powerful with a beautiful freshness and elegant acidity. Fruity aromas of raspberries and currants characterize the taste, which is structured by silky tannins. The finish is long and precise. - That's exactly how we want a Vino Nobile. Bravissimo!

A piece of the Italian way of life The Terre di Montelusa Rosato is a fruity rosé wine from Apulia, the south of Italy. With a lot of commitment, experience and a fine sense, the beguilingly fragrant character of southern Italy has been captured in this wine. This rosé is made from the Nero di Troía grape variety. The local variety is named after the legendary Greek city of Toja, from which it is said to originate. This rosé is just as magical as the history of the grape. A perfect summer companion that no fridge should be without. It has a full-bodied, fruity-intense taste of strawberries, sour cherries and a hint of herbal aromas. The wine enjoyment is rounded off with a creamy, melting aftertaste. Its refreshing nature is wonderfully refreshing on sunny days. Whether as an aperitif, with summer salads or antipasti, this wine is very tasty and with it you have Dolce Vita in your glass.

Discover the unique The Botanist Islay Dry Gin, the first and only gin from the Scottish island of Islay. With an impressive alcohol content of 56% vol., this gin combines 9 classic spices and 22 hand-picked botanicals that grow exclusively on Islay. The result is a complex and aromatic dry gin that unfolds fruity, fresh and strong aromas. Ideal for gin lovers who are looking for a drink with character and personality. Enjoy the harmonious combination of juniper, coriander and lemon in a clear and refreshing pleasure.

The Duke Munich Dry Gin is a masterfully handcrafted and organic dry gin made in a traditional copper kettle in the heart of Munich. Founded in 2008, this gin honors Duke Henry the Lion, the founder of the city of Munich. With an alcohol content of 45% and a harmonious combination of spicy and fruity flavors, this gin offers an incomparable taste experience. The natural ingredients and the gentle distillation process give it its noble, dry notes of juniper and lavender. Perfect for gin lovers who appreciate the subtleties of a high-quality dry gin.

Super Superiore! When you hear the name "Asti", do you first think of the famous Asti Spumante, the sweet, white sparkling wine from Piedmont? Then you might be surprised to learn that the vineyards around the city of Asti are largely planted with red wine. The Barbera grape variety clearly sets the tone here. And not just in terms of area. Since 2008, Barbera d'Asti has had the status of a DOCG region, the highest Italian level for quality wines. But that's not all: A Barbera d'Asti Superiore, such as the one produced by the Villa Pani winery, goes one step further in terms of quality... "A Barbera d'Asti requires four months of maturation, whereas a Barbera d'Asti Superiore matures for at least 14 months," explains Stella Grasso. The young winemaker heads up red wine production at Villa Pani and, as a true Piedmontese, is very familiar with the region's peculiarities. "To give the wine more depth and flavor, our Superiore is stored for the full 14 months in small 225-liter barriques. The typical cherry fruit of the Barbera also comes out even better," Stella is sure. In fact, her ruby-red Superiore with its powerful fruit aromas invites you to enjoy it straight away. Piedmont cherry, plum, violet, basil and fine spices characterize the scent. On the palate you feel the stately body and great harmony. Juicy, finely structured and long-lasting, this Barbera d'Asti Superiore is one thing above all: super! Try its excellent quality on its own, with pasta, mature cheese or spicy dishes from the grill.

The best of tradition and modernity When we talk about highly individual wines with strong character, we quickly end up with Barolo. The combination of light red color, fine fruit, strong structure and enormous storage capacity is simply unique in the world of wine. It is no wonder that the impressive wines from the small municipality of the same name in Piedmont enjoy great fame. The Villa Pani Barolo from winemaker Stella Grasso provides you with a modern taste of its highest class. Stella has known the vineyards of Piedmont since she was a child. She comes from Canelli, which is about 30 kilometers east of the Barolo region. She studied oenology in Alba before heading out into the wide world. In Australia, Stella then became acquainted with a very modern, international red wine style, which she has been incorporating into the Villa Pani winery since she returned home. She matures the Barolo in barriques for an extra long time. "Unlike the large barrels, the small barrique gives the wine more of its soft wood aromas. This makes the taste rounder and the sometimes somewhat prickly Barolo accessible a little earlier," explains Stella. The Barolo from Villa Pani is stored in barriques for an impressive 38 months before it is bottled.The wine appears very classic in the glass: a light garnet red sparkles at you. The typical cherry fruit and fine spice notes are immediately present on the nose, accompanied by delicate caramel aromas. On the tongue, the Barolo then positions itself with a powerful body and juicy tartaric acid. In fact, the structure is very polished, despite the present tannins. The long finish reveals fine vanilla notes.The young Stella, that much is clear after tasting, combines tradition and modernity in the best way in this Barolo. See for yourself and try this wonderful red wine both on its own and with strong dishes with truffles and mature cheese.