Call it CC Spritz for short, this not-too-sweet cocktail is made by Rachael Petach in the Hudson Valley using lightly fermented Blackcurrants, seltzer, botanicals, citrus, and a touch of honey. The fruit flavor is pure, elegant,... Read More
Ca' Furlan (the Ca is pronounced like Kah and means family or house) remains a family brand headed by winemaker Alessandro Furlan, who was among the first to introduce a rosé version of Prosecco after DOC rules changed.... Read More
Ca' Furlan (the Ca is pronounced like Kah and means family or house) remains a family brand headed by winemaker Alessandro Furlan, who was among the first to introduce a rosé version of Prosecco after DOC rules changed.... Read More
With so much basic Prosecco out there, Cuvee Beatrice stands head and shoulders above the rest. It over-delivers with 100% Glera from the Veneto vinified into a foamy, soft, not-too-dry sparkler that doesn't go flat the minute... Read More
With so much basic Prosecco out there, Cuvee Beatrice stands head and shoulders above the rest. It over-delivers with 100% Glera from the Veneto vinified into a foamy, soft, not-too-dry sparkler that doesn't go flat the minute... Read More
Caballito Cerrero is technically a tequila because it comes from a distiller in Jalisco, but it's not actual tequila because Caballito is made with the indigenous Chato agave (related to Espadin) that predates Blue Weber,... Read More
Sambuca is in the same family of anise liquors as Ouzo (Greece), Arak (The Levant), Raki (Turkey), and Anisette (France). Sambuca Secolare is made by Fratelli Caffo in Calabria, the toe of Italy, using real aniseed and Calabrian... Read More
Before you jump to conclusions, this red pepper amaro is really good. Unlike those obnoxious chili concoctions intended for frat-house challenges, Caffo is slightly spicy and tastes more like old-school Red Hots cinnamon candy... Read More
Cakebread is well known for its Cabs, but this is next level because it's all high-elevation single-vineyard mountain fruit sourced from Napa's Howell Mountain sub-AVA. Winemaker Stephanie Jacobs' 2017 vintage is a... Read More
Cala Cala is a unique take on traditional Sicilian varietals. It's a multi-vintage blend of 95% Nerello Mascalese and 5% Nerello Cappuccio from vines planted on Mount Etna's slopes. Then, Massimiliano Calabretta takes... Read More
Barr Hill Gin comes to us from Montpelier, the capital of Vermont, whose state insect just happens to be the Western Honey Bee. Tasting Barr Hill's raw honey makes you realize why the gin is so unique. This is just gluten-free... Read More
Tom Cat is an ode to Old Tom Gin from 18th-century England when pubs displaying a black cat statue dispensed sweetened rot-gut gin. After slipping their money into a slot, the most desperate customers received a small portion... Read More
Compared to other aperitivi, Campari is among the bitterest, most intense, deepest in color, and highest in alcohol at 24% ABV/48-proof. The recipe is a secret, but loads of citrus, herbs, and spice can amp up a Spritz, or vermouth... Read More
Compared to other aperitivi, Campari is among the bitterest, most intense, deepest in color, and highest in alcohol at 24% ABV/48-proof. The recipe is a secret, but loads of citrus, herbs, and spice can amp up a Spritz, or vermouth... Read More
After his father Lucien died in 2017, Guillaume Camus has since taken over at Camus-Bruchon as owner/winemaker and now makes Chorey, Clos du Roi, several Premier Cru Savigny, Bourgogne Rouge, and a few old-vine Lieux Dits on Lutte-raisonnée... Read More
