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The broad array of red grapes used in the Korbel Sweet Rose blend give us an incredibly diverse selection of blending alternatives. Varieties like Pinot Noir, Gamay and Zinfandel give us light bright wines with high levels of acidity. The Sangiovese is more intensely aromatic, while the syrah contributes a deeper color and more tannin for body and richness. Learn More

Embodying the emotion of times gone by, the Hardy Noces d'Argent Fine Champagne Cognac is something that's a little bit special.  it's a blend of Fine Champagne Cognacs aged thirty, forty, fifty, sixty years - and older, it's part of the 'wedding anniversary' series from the house of Hardy. Learn More

Its fine bouquet and lingering aftertaste are the results of a very-special distillation on fine lees. The short period it spends in new oak barrels from the Limousin forest gives Frapin VS its unique color, its roundness, and brings an extra touch of vanilla.

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Lillet Rosé is a must-have for the spring and summer season! With its fresh taste and fruit-forward flavor, Lillet Rosé plays well with gin, tequila and Champagne!

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Produced exclusively from our vineyard in the Domaine du Foucaudat located in Juillac Le Coq, a family property found in the heart of the Grande Champagne, 1er Cru of the Cognac region.

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The Cognac region consists of six vineyard growth areas, called 'Crus'. The grapes used for Cognac must always come from this French region. The area covers the Char- ente-Maritime, a large part of the Charente and some smaller parts of deux-Sevres and the famous Dordogne.

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Delightful, perfumed notes. Notes of jasmine, acacia, vanilla, oak, and fruit. Delicate, well balanced, mellow, and smooth on the palate. Learn More

LALO Tequila is named after co-founder, Eduardo "Lalo" Gonzales, whose grandfather is the father of premium tequila, Don Julio Gonzalez. Mexican Owned. Blanco Only. Verified Additive Free. Three Ingredient Tequila: Agave, proprietary Champagne yeast, deep well water.

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A masterful blend of Grande & Petite Champagne Cognacs. It contains the aromas of rose petals and vanilla; fat and creamy with dates; leather; tobacco; butterscotch; and tons of vanilla in the mouth. Elegant and lush with a long persistent finish. Sip neat.

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The Cognac region consists of six vineyard growth areas, called 'Crus'. The grapes used for Cognac brandy must always come from this French region. The area covers the Charente-Maritime, a large part of the Charente and some smaller parts of Deux-Sevres and the famous Dordogne.

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A bottle of Tesseron's XO Emotion Cognac, also known as Lot No.65 (indicating the oldest Cognac is the blend was distilled in 1965). This is a blend of grapes grown exclusively in the Grande Champagne cru. Learn More

You deserve better than tank-fermented, sugar-loaded Prosecco. Level-up with Faire La Fête, French sparkling wine made the authentic way in Limoux, France with less than half the sugar of Prosecco, and 1/3 the price of high-end champagne.

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Prosecco serves as an increasingly popular alternative to Champagne and is Italy's answer to refreshing, well-made sparkling wine at a reasonable price. Learn More

Only 588 bottles of the Rarissimes by Camus Petite Champagne 1970 Cognac have been produced. The harvest of 1970 was an exceptional one, with a cold and rainy winter being followed by a hot, dry summer.  This provided the perfect growing conditions and grapes that exuded some top quality wine.

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Toasty, smooth and clean with a pinch of sweet. Great with desserts. This sparkler truly captivates with an attractive yeasty aroma and luscious creamy texture. Comparable to DEMI-SEC in Champagne for a fraction of the cost.

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