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North Coast Old Stock Ale Cellar Reserve25.99





Old Stock Ale is known for its high gravity and generous hopping rate, which makes it a perfect brew for an aged release. The aging process of the Cellar Reserve in rye whiskey and wheat whiskey barrels creates layers of intense flavor unique to this take on the Old Stock Ale.

Untappd - 4.20

Beer Advocate - 92/100

Hitachino Yuzu Ginger Beer5.99Naka-shi, Ibaraki Japan





Vaguely reminiscent of iced tea with floral, honey aromatics plus a touch of sweet mint. Yuzu and Ginger provide balance along with a liveliness and zest without overwhelming. The gentle carbonation along with the citrus fruits makes this an incredibly unique, non-alcoholic mixer.

Pair with Roku Japanese Gin or 4 Roses Bourbon for an easy mule.

2019 Brand Red25.99Pfalz, Germany85% Portugieser, 15% Cabernet Franc





At just 10% alcohol this bottle is a perky, limestone-riddled, tart-cranberry and red-fruited joy of a wine, made in that classic, glou-glou party style. The 2019 vintage has a bit more structure and a pleasant feral quality. The wine was fermented in stainless steel, with carbonic maceration and bottled early, but then allowed to settle in bottle for about 6 months. The malo finished in tank and the wine was bottled without any added sulfur.

Matija Zerjav Pinot Grigio18.99Stajerska, Slovenia100% Pinot Gris





As with all his wines, this wine is dry farmed from a single vineyard and produced with organic and biodynamic methods. 48 hours of skin contact add both color and flavor to this wine, leaving it with a slight pinkish hue. The wine has notes of white cherries, melon, and quince. Delicious and versatile, with a lush mouthfeel, pair this with chicken, fish, or any lighter fare.

Scar of the Sea, Solera, Methode Ancestral36.99Bien Nacido Vineyard, CaliforniaChardonnay





This is the second release of multi-vintage sparkling from Scar of the Sea. Sourced from the top chardonnay block of Bien Nacido Vineyard, farmed organically and finished naturally. 50% 2014-2018 aged together in 500 L Barrels, 50% 2019 fermenting juice blended before the bottle. 61 cases produced, only 5 cases made it to Colorado.

2019 Scar of the Sea Sparkling29.99San Luis Obispo County, CaliforniaRosé of Pinot Noir





This limited release from Scar of the Sea is a highlight of what they do. 100% Rosé of Pinot Noir is a pale salmon color almost white. Sourced from the Organically farmed Topotero Vinyeard in San Luis Obispo County. The vines were planted in 1998. Whole cluster pressed and native fermentation in French oak barrels. Bottled at 0.8 brix to finish in bottle. 171 cases produced.

Purato Nero d’Avola14.99Siciliano, Italy100% Nero d’Avola





Intense purple red. Aromas of black fruits and spices. Extraordinarily round and complete, with a natural and effortless balance of tannin and acidity, structure and length. Enjoy with pastas with tomato-based sauces, red meats, ­barbecued pork ribs or grilled steak.

2018 Sea Sun Pinot Noir20.99California100% Pinot Noir





Sea Sun Pinot Noir is created from the singular beauty and character of the California coast. Like Sea Sun Chardonnay, this wine is sourced from three premier coastal regions of California. Their ideal conditions allow for an extended growing season and enable us to create a layered wine – intense and creamy on the palate, with lush fruit and grippy tannins.

La Rioja Alta "Vina Alberdi" Rioja Reserva 202027.99Rioja, Spain100% Tempranillo





"A classical, typical Rioja Alta red with elegant notes of vanilla, coconut, smoked spices and strawberries. Refined and suave, with fine tannins and a long, creamy finish. Juicy and elegant. Really approachable now, but give it two more years to get more mushroom complexity." James Suckling

2018 Andrew Murray Vineyards "Tous les Jours" Syrah15.99Santa Ynez Valley, Santa Barbara, California100% Syrah





Medium to deep ruby-purple, the 2018 Syrah Tous les Jours opens with notes of tar and smoke, giving way to peppered meat, black olive and dense black and blue fruits with floral notions. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the mouth with dark fruits firmly framed by ripe tannins and lifted by juicy acidity, finishing long. 12,500 cases made

J M Sélèque, Champagne Extra Brut Solessence (NV)54.99Champagne, France50% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot Meunier, 5% Pinot Noir





A rich bubbly with plenty of bright citrus, white flower, smoke and chalk notes with real energy and intensity. Chardonnay is expressive, but as it evolves in the glass the red grapes become more prominent.

2014 Las Moradas Senda16.99Sierra de Gredos, Vinos de MadridGarnacha





40+ year old low yielding vines in a national bird sanctuary. Farming and winemaking all done naturally by hand.
This wine reveals typical characteristics of the Garnacha variety; floral aromas alongside those of plum and low mountain scrub against a mineral background typical of granite-based soil.
Aged 10 months in 2nd and 3rd use French oak.

2018 De Conciliis Falanghina14.99Beneventana, CampaniaFalanghina





Bright straw color with green highlights. The bouquet is fruity, floral and lightly ethereal to the nose. The fruit and floral notes confirmed on the palate, with good acidity and persistence.
The winery has been energy self-sufficient since 2007, thanks to solar panels. In addition, the winery is implementing water recycling methods in order to reduce water use.

Weingut Müller-Grossman19.99Kremstal, Austria100% Gruner Veltliner





Tender notes of Conference pear on the nose have the slightest touch of lemon zest. On the palate much more fruit becomes apparent. Green and yellow pear, juicy apple and ripe lemon all make an appearance. The result is a soft, fruity, dry and light wine.

The Lost Abbey Ghosts in the Forest15.99San Marcos, California





Slumbering for 18 months, Ghosts in the Forest is a blend of beer from The Lost Abbey Oak Foeders and a few select French oak barrels. This blonde sour focuses on the complexity of Brettanomyces and oak. Candied funky lemon, peach skin, lots of white wine, and some light dusty and barnyard-ish funk. Complex.

Untappd - 4.10

Beer Advocate - 93

The Lost Abbey Santo Ron Diego15.99San Marcos, California





The first beer to be barrel-aged in Rum Barrels released by The Lost Abbey, Santo Ron Diego began as a strong ale brewed dark candi syrup and spices before it made its way in to the Rum barrels. Initial aroma’s of sweet rum, cocoa with hints of vanilla, orange peel,ginger, brown sugar, and spiced rum throughout with a drying black pepper finish.

Captain Lawrence Gold Barrel Select10.99Elmsford, New York





2012 GABF Gold winner. A blend of several oak barrels that have been patiently aging in the back cellar room for up to 3 years. The result is a beer with flavors that are sour, wine-like, with very assertive citrus notes of apricot skin, lemon verbena, lime peel, with a backbone of chalky minerality.

Beer Advocate - 92/100

Springdale Rhuby Bluesday15.99Framingham, Mass





Golden sour lagers aged on Blueberries in Chardonnay barrels, and Rhubarb in Bourbon barrels. Tart, funky, and subtle boysenberry and strawberry jam. Plenty of wood in the finish rounding out with some citrus & some blueberry skin.

Untappd - 4.10

Atom Brewing Blood Orange Uit de Gronde13.99Erie, Colorado





Uit De Grond, roughly translated from Dutch means "From the Soil". The inspiration for this series comes from the herbs we grow in their garden at the brewery. Brewed with local barley and wheat and then matured in oak barrels for eight months. Then the beer is refermented on Blood Oranges and whole Chamomile flowers. This is perfect for a Spring-time meal.

Breakside Qualia13.99Portland, Oregon





The second in Breakside’s new wood-aged sour beer series. A result of a complex blending process and months of aging, Qualia is blended from 15 casks of mixed culture beers. Aged on mangoes after blending, it shows balanced acidity and a kiss of Brett.

Untappd - 4.15

Beer Advocate - 4.58/5

Alesong Pinot Gris Terroir17.99Eugene, Oregon





The third of their wine grape-mature farmhouse ales, Terroir celebrates the grape harvest in the southern Willamette Valley. Freshly pressed 2016 Pinot Gris juice from King Estate was added to this farmhouse ale to add underlying aromas of honey, pear, and bright citrusy flavors of orange and Meyer lemon.

Untappd - 4.0

Jester King Funk Metal20.99Austin, Texas





Imperial stout fermented with farmhouse yeast, aged for months in oak barrels with wild yeast and souring bacteria, and then hand-blended with other barrel-aged beers. The finished beer retains aromas of chocolate and roast but takes on a distinct vinous character and sour complexity from extended aging and fermentation in oak barrels.

Untappd - 4.10
Beer Advocate - 94/100

Breakside Quiescence13.99Portland, Oregon





Quiescence is a blend of 13 casks of wood-aged sour beer aged for 12 months in Archery Summit Pinot Noir barrels. Its name, which means a state of inactivity or prelude, reflects the time suspended in the brewery’s barrel house, waiting for release. It features notes of sandalwood, light stone fruit and mild oak in a balanced, mixed-culture sour.

Upland Oak & White14.99Bloomington, Indiana





Few things are better than beer and wine and this shows off both with a collaboration with Upland's neighbors at Oliver Winery.
The sour ale is aged previously in used neutral wine barrels on top of Traminette grapes. Aromas of white wine tempered with hints of tart, tropical, and stone fruit.

Beer Advocate - 90/100

Upland Crimson14.99Bloomington, Indiana





Upland's twist on Flander's Red is aging the beer for eight months in previously used bourbon barrels rather than white oak. Long fermentation reveals aromas of plum, red wine and cherry. The bourbon barrels add subtle notes of charred dark oak to this medium-bodied sour ale. Crimson finishes dry & tangy

Beer Advocate - 94/100

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