Switzerland

The Caloz family established their domaine in 1960, setting up their home and cellar in the village of Miege which is at the southern end of the Valais. Heida-Paien is the Swiss version of the famous Savagnin grape however it... Read More

Alexandre’s friend Sandrine Caloz likes to quip that the Valais is “the real Northern Rhône” (the river’s source lies nearby), and the Syrah from Cave des Amandiers adds ample fuel to that argument.... Read More

Hailing from the Valais canton of Switzerland, Fabienne Cottagnoud makes this dry wine with grapes grown on schist, gneiss, and granite soils. The minerality of this particular vineyard shines through in the elegant and subtle... Read More

The Roh family has its origins in Alsace having crossed the mountains into the Swiss Valais during the 17th century. Their cave is located in the heart of Vétroz. This tart red wine boasts an Alpine precision, unique to... Read More

Perfectly ripened bananas are small-batch distilled to extract the rich banana flavor and natural amber color our Crème de Banane is known for. It’s the perfect complement to Tiki cocktails and any classic cocktail... Read More

Tempus Fugit Spirits Crème de Cacao is based on a 19th-century recipe, cross-referenced in English and French. Terroir is important for ingredients, and the original source of cacao for the best Crème de Cacao was... Read More

The late 19th to early 20th century was the Golden Age of French aperitif wines known as quinquinas or kinas. Kinas were originally created to make quinine more palatable when administered to soldiers in the disease-plagued colonies.... Read More