Hudson Manhattan Rye

"Tuthilltown distillers are bringing back the historic Manhattan Rye for which New York was well known till Prohibition put an end to small-batch distilling in the State. This bottle contains some of the first legal pot-distilled Rye to be produced in New York's Hudson Valley in over 70 years. It was double-distilled and aged in American Oak. Our Rye owes it rich color and complex character to both the grain and the small barrel ageing process employed by the distiller. Hudson Manhattan Rye is produced at the Tuthiltown Gristmill, a National Historic Site. We are happy to share it with you."

This rye whisky as a remarkable rye flavour which makes it very different from other American whiskys.

46% ABV. Read more on Tuthilltown distillery website.

Hardy VS Fine Cognac "Red Corner"

40% ABV. Read more on Hardy Cognac website.

Thwaites' Wainwright

"Brewed to celebrate the Lake District's most beloved author, Alfred Wainwright. A fresh and golden coloured ale with delicate fruit flavours and subtle sweetness. We present Wainwright by Daniel Thwaites, a beer Worth Walking For."

4.1% ABV. Read more on Daniel Thwaites website.

Courage's Best

"Pale in colour, fully balanced with a malty flavour and distinctive hop character, makes Courage Best a great tasting quality beer."

3.8% ABV. Read more on Wells & Young's Brewing Cie Ltd. website.

Courage's Directors

"Originally brewed exclusively for the directors of the brewery, this amber ale is full of character, with a distinctive spicy hop aroma, the prefect balance of crystal malt with crisp, fruity, nutty hops and a lasting finish."

4.8% ABV. Read more on Wells & Young's Brewing Cie Ltd. website.

Thwaites' Double Century

"This refreshing amber coloured premium ale is well balanced with a malty character. Double hopped using English golding and fuggles with the late addition of Bramling Cross to give a bitter orange finish.
"A truly commemorative ale specially created to celebrate 200 years of brewing at Daniel Thwaites.
"Why not try Lancaster Bomber or Flying Shuttle from Daniel Thwaites?"

Not very bitter for a British ale. Not exceptional.

5.2% ABV. Read more on Daniel Thwaites website.

Blue Moon

"Blue Moon Brewing Company was born in 1995 in Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., when we added unique and subtle twists to old-world, handcrafted brewing traditions. Since then, mot much has changed. Still just a bunch of friends having fun making great beer. What's not to love about that?
"Blue Moon is brewed with oats for creaminess and spiced with the perfect combination of orange peel and coriander. Bring out the subtle flavours by serving it with an orange-slice garnish."

Good, easy to drink wheat beer.

5.4% ABV. Read more on Blue Moon website.