A blend of Virginia heirloom apples from our friends at Albemarle Ciderworks. Yates, Goldrush, and Esopus Spitzenburg apples. Tart, tannic notes to complement the sweetness of Virginia honey.
Compared with the flamboyant aromatics of the 1997, Yquem's 1996 plays it closer to the vest, although there is a lot going on. Light gold with a tight but promising nose of roasted hazelnuts intermixed with creme brulee,... Read More
This brilliant wine celebrates the history and culture of CrossKeys. The Ali is produced Eiswein style with Vidal Blanc and Traminette grapes, and aged for one year in neutral Oak barrels. This dessert wine is wonderful on its... Read More
From its start in 1821, Dolin Vermouth de Chambery has been the benchmark for fine French Vermouth. It is distinguished by its light, fresh and clean profile, which comes from a delicate wine base and more than thirty Alpine herbs.... Read More
This mead was one of the most popular in the Home Mead Making days and we felt it fell right in line with the Halloween season. We fermented Brazilian Wildflower Honey and Cotton Candy Grapes then aged the mead on additional Cotton... Read More
We said we would never make one, but I guess we lied. Our first PBJ mead introduced at a price point that won’t break the bank. Concord grape jam and roasted peanuts. We promise you’ll love it.... Read More
This recipe originated in our homebrew days, and we finally got around to making it commercially. PiñaCocoNilla starts with organic pineapple chunks and orange blossom honey, and then is rested on vanilla... Read More
Named after the three microbes responsible for creating our flavor from fermentation: Saccharomyces, Brettanomyces, and Pediococcus. This strong golden ale was aged for 19 months in French oak puncheons and exempflies what we... Read More
le Petit Guiraud Is A Modern, Fresh Sauternes That Emphasizes The Tension Between Botrytis-Tinged Sweetness and Clean Sauvignon Blanc. Early Apricots, Honeycomb, Orange Butter Combine Across An Intricate Palate Woven With Zippy... Read More