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the walls called: “The the bar at this location and will be get great food and drinks, but
BACKBAR Speakeasy.” This making cocktails that reflect her they are paired with the view of
intimate bar within a bar setting personal tastes and style. curtains or an artificial brick wall.
seats approximately twenty guests Alternatively, you get a great view
with a 90 minute time limit Top of Waikiki: Modern with a culinary program that hopes
on each. Beyond the intimate interpretations of classic cocktails that you’re too busy to care about
setting, the featured cocktails what your food or drink tastes
will be based on Bar Director Jen Sky Waikiki: A menu focused like. Call us greedy, but we like
Acrkill’s whimsey and reflect her on the guest and on storytelling. to have it all. The BACKBAR
chic, minimalist, fresh style of Speakeasy is one of those few
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Waikiki, allows for an expanded BACKBAR Speakeasy’s personal Leather Apron, also have similar
repertoire of ingredients which instagram account @SKYWaikiki. prices. And nationally, with a
lets Acrkill’s creativity shine. bartender of Ackrill’s caliber, this
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one can think of the the property’s They combine memorable sights, you factor in the great view and
different bars all under the sounds, tastes and smells into one lively space, you’re getting an
direction of Ackrill: moment. In our perspective, this amazing value.
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young wheated bourbon with two straight art of winemaking. Very deep red with purple with the smoky, bitter notes of noble cacao
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hile bubbly cocktails
such as the Kir Royale,
the Bellini and the
Mimosa are inherently
tame, the Berry Bubble at Magic
Bar in NYC’s Moxy Hotel packs a
punch, made with Belvedere Wild
Berry Vodka, Framboise Liqueur and
topped off with Prosecco.
“It was less about making a
super boozy cocktail and more
about creating something with
beautiful structure that’s refreshingly
delicious,” says Beverage Manager
Nikki McCutcheon. “The concept
for the cocktail was meant to be fun
and playful—our take on berries and • The Berry Bubble
Champagne. The Belvedere Wild
Ingredients:
Berry and the Framboise provide
1oz Belvedere Wild Berry Vodka
bright flavor and add a nice sweetness ¼ oz Agave Syrup
while the Prosecco works as a crisp ¼ oz Combier Framboise Liqueur
acid to balance everything.” ¼ oz Lemon Juice
The perfect bubbly to use for a Prosecco
very fruit-forward cocktail was not 3 Raspberries
always obvious, notes McCutcheon:
“We did try a few different sparkling
Method:
wines, but ultimately we settled on
Build first four ingredients in tin. Strain
Prosecco because of the crisp acidity
into Coupe. Top with Prosecco. Garnish
it lends to the lush fruit flavors of with fresh raspberries.
the berries. A more robust or sweet
sparkling wine would end up clashing
with the other fruit flavor profiles.” n
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GEN Z
Think Millennials are
a tricky bunch?
Meet Generation Z…
By Kit Pepper
A
fter 15 years on center stage, Millennials
are about to have to share the spotlight Authenticity Is Key
Authenticity has been a catchword
with a new generation whose arrival will in Millennial marketing but it is the
rock the consumer scene: Generation Z number-one value of Generation Z,
according to Zeng. To explain why it
(or iGen), born from about 1996 to 2012. matters more to her generation she circles
back to their status as digital natives who
receive almost all information online.
The oldest of this group are just 22, but their behavior and development, even “We’re trying to figure out what’s real or
already Generation Z is drinking about compared to Millennials who are only not, constantly,” she says. “Because we’re
20% less than Millennials did, according slightly older, according to psychologist exposed to so many different things…
to a 2017 survey by Berenberg Research. Jean Twenge. She attributed the differ- we’re able to understand, learn what is
The same survey predicts this generation ence to smartphones in a 2017 article in real.” Authenticity may be a currency for
will consume 10% less alcohol per capita The Atlantic: “The Millennials grew up brands and businesses, but for individuals,
than Millennials through age 49. with the Web as well, but it wasn’t ever- “authenticity is being true to self in this
This is huge because Generation Z present in their lives, at hand at all times, digital realm.”
is huge: 86.43 million U.S. residents day and night.” This affects how Generation Z filters
in 2017 (Statista) versus 71.86 million the information they receive. Zeng stresses
Millennials and 73.47 million Baby that Generation Z is not naïve about how
Boomers, the latter a population that IN THE STORE, SUPPORTING marketing works. She uses social media
influencers as an example: “We recognize
is beginning to decline. If marketers
have paid avid attention to the wants A WORTHY CAUSE WITH what is happening here, we understand
of Millennials in recent years, it is in that they’re getting paid; do we really like
part because that generation will surpass PURCHASE IS AN EASY WAY the product?” For brands and businesses,
the population of Baby Boomers in authenticity boils down to being able to
2019, becoming the largest consumer FOR YOUNGER CONSUMERS offer something this generation can stand
generation. But Generation Z is already behind—a “story” that speaks to their
the largest generation by far and will soon TO DO GOOD. wants and concerns.
be independent consumers themselves.
Understanding what today’s 21-year-old Stand for Something
finds compelling may help the drinks Zeng says social media is one big Queena Zeng is “worried about what is go-
trade capture the imagination of these reason for the projected decline in alcohol ing to happen in the next 20 or 50 years,
newest legal consumers. consumption among Generation Z: “We politically, environmentally… Our gen-
know that social media actually makes us eration really wants to fix the problems
Digital Natives Are Different less physically social—we meet up with that we have and help each other out—
Queena Zeng is a 21-year-old consultant people less. And alcohol is a social event.” globally.”
for JÜV Consulting, which is staffed There’s also new competition for the Generation Z are more likely to sup-
exclusively by members of Generation Z. activities other generations traditionally port companies that share their values.
She cites her generation’s status as digital fell back on. “We’re embedded in “We care about what companies are do-
natives—they can’t remember a time this digital world with so many other ing. We understand that they can make
without Internet—as the most important distractions…alcohol is one of the other a difference in this world, and we want
factor influencing how they process and things we would consume or do for fun.” them to succeed,” says Zeng.
interact with the world. Their ownership Lastly, she says, “Social media kind of And there are many ways to make a
of smartphones is almost universal—98% monitors our behavior, too. It presents our difference. When Mika Bulmash started
as of 2017, according to Nielsen. self to others.” Knowing that all behavior, her importing business Wine for the
And Generation Z spends so much good and bad, will end up online has an World, her background in international
time online that it has radically changed effect on what activities will be chosen. development inspired her to “make the
GENERATION Z
MOST MULTICULTURAL
GENERATION YET, INCLUDING Healthy Planet, Healthy Body
For socially conscious Generation Z, the
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE health of the planet and personal health
aren’t radically different. Concern for ani-
WHOSE CULTURES mals and the rise of plant-based eating has
Valley and Ntsiki Biyela, in South Africa, boosted veganism by 600% in the U.S.
DE-EMPHASIZE ALCOHOL. helped Biyela self-fund her own winery, between 2014 and 2017 alone, according
Aslina, last year. to a 2017 Global Data trend report. Or-
In the store, supporting a worthy ganic food has grown from 3.1% of the to-
cause with purchase is an easy way for tal food market in 2009 to 5.5% in 2017,
younger consumers to do good. The wine based on Organic Trade Association fig-
label Proud Pour makes specific promises ures. The healthy living trend has caught
with the sale of each bottle of California the attention of adult beverage suppliers
Imperial Sauvignon Blanc or Oregon Pinot Noir and on-premise businesses.
Lamian in
Chicago boosted toward restoring oysters or planting Diageo, for one, offers Ketel One Bo-
revenue by offering bee habitat. And Elephant Gin’s tanical, with lower alcohol (30% ABV),
non-alcoholic
cocktails and
handwritten labels each carry the no artificial flavors or sweeteners and no
bubble tea. name of a legendary elephant or one sugar. The company has also invested in
now being protected by partner groups. Seedlip, a “distilled non-alcoholic spirit”
The trend of social-cause tie-ins has that is made for use in alcohol-free cock-
picked up of late. Other examples include tails and is sugar and sweetener free, with
Amarula Liqueur (elephants); Bee’s Box zero calories.
Wines (10% of profits to pollinator.org); The drinks trade, too, is moderating
and several wineries (notably J. Lohr and its consumption in an effort to create a
Sutter Home) that raise funds for breast sustainable work life. This year at Tales
cancer awareness and research. of the Cocktail, William Grant’s opening
Elevate the
cocktail with
Nonino Amaro.
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YEAR
EYE CANDY & MIND CANDY?
OF
EXTREMES
FROM SMALL BATCHES TO BIG PINK, 2018 WAS BOLD ABOVE ALL BY W. R. TISH
W
hat with 2018 being a year of political turbulence, why While short of surprises, the year
did yield some clear themes—most
should the wine and spirits industry be any different? It
notably, rosé stayed strong and whis-
was a strange year, marked by a major somm scandal, key is still booming (with tequila
continued consolidation and brand acquisition, and and gin empowered). But maybe just
launch after launch being the new normal. Perhaps as telling, within categories there
an indication of how strange things have become: in seemed to be greater than usual in-
tensity as brands elbowed one an-
October when Constellation Brands, representing a $40 billion chunk of
other for market share, leaving the
market share, announced they just may shed wine brands as they eye distinct impression that 2018 was a
the future—analysts basically shrugged. Year of Extremes.
ROSÉ: STILL WINNING A ROSÉ BY ANY NAME? ABV, bubbly RTDs has just begun; new
The signs of rosé’s success go beyond sales products range from tiny start-ups (Little
Hard seltzers can be just as pink as wine; expect Fancy) to huge names (Svedka, Smirnoff)
figures—pink passion has seeped happily more to crop up in 2019. Ditto Rosé Mansion, the
into mainstream America. pink wine’s unofficial Funhouse; a sold-out run in to something in-between (White Claw,
Consider the Rosé Mansion as a ba- Manhattan wowed guests with a simple formula of via Mike’s Hard).
Instagram-ready themed rooms and curated pours
rometer; the midtown Manhattan pop- of rosé.
up sold 95% of its $45 tickets over a WHISKEY: A BROWN WAVE
14-week run, according to founder Tyler Among spirits, whiskey continues to to
Baillet, who previously pioneered “wine The color pink has also seeped into grow in volume, value and especially pres-
riots.” Expect Rosé Mansions in other other beverage alcohol, notably vodka, ence. And across all the sub-categories,
markets in 2019. gin, even tequila. The spirits are hardly from Japanese to Irish to Scotch and bour-
Talk about flipping the script, Sutter competitive with rosé wine, but Wine- bon and beyond. The marketing seems es-
Home—granddaddy of “blush” White Zin, sellers may want to keep an eye on the pecially aggressive and outsized. Highland
one of the 20th century’s greatest pop-wine Ready-to-Drink (RTD) category. No, Park re-created a fully functional Viking
hits has gone over to the dry side. While they are not wine, and certainly not from ship. The Macallan not only opened a
the company would not reveal sales figures Provence, but hard (aka spiked) seltzers cutting-edge new distillery, they took the
for the dry Sutter Home Rosé, they are are relatively easy and inexpensive to facility on the road as a Virtual Reality
planning to expand offerings beyond make; plus pink-hued examples in experience. Also witnessed this year:
the current 750ml and 187ml. Then single-serve containers are stylis- the world’s largest bourbon toast (New
there’s Georges Duboeuf, King of Beau- tically in the wheelhouse of many Riff); the world’s longest ski shot (High
jolais, Father of Nouveau. Just a Nou- current rosé drinkers. The appeal West); and anyone need a 33-gallon, a
veau Rosé. And why not? Gimmicky as to Prosecco drinkers is natural three-and-a-half-foot-tall glass of Irish
it may be, it will likely find fans. as well. The innovation in low- Coffee? Tullamore D.E.W. created one
Cuervo
Golden Rosé
Margarita, made
with rosé wine, can
MASTER OF WINE WRESTLES WITH ROSÉ PACKAGING
be blended with ice
as “frozé.”
The flood of rosé, predict- kicker, though, is that wine more extreme rosé bottles.
ably, has brought with it a drinkers do not feel the same Instead of disdain, there
flood of labels and bottles. way. She continued: “I must, was genuine admiration and
Analyzing the rosé landscape however, form a minority, approval. Some even went
in July of this year, noted because when bottles of so far as to say that they
critic Jancis Robinson MW all manner of shapes and would select these rosés
wrote: “Perhaps I suffer occasionally eye-watering based on their appear-
from a puritanical streak, but designs began to flood in ance. (I would do the op-
for reasons both practical for a little Languedoc and posite.) Disappointed as
and environmental, I dislike Roussillon rosé tasting I I was in my fellow wine
bottles that are overly tall, was organising recently drinkers, this meant
heavy, crystal-cut, engraved, in the south of France, I I had to face facts:
embossed, plastic-covered, quizzed various (intel- these attention-seeking
with deep punts or uncon- ligent) people about methods of marketing
ventionally shaped.” The their opinions on the serve a purpose.”
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Cooleo’s
thermal
insulation adds
real functionlity for
and unbreakable, Tetra Paks offer ben-
white and rosé efits similar to cans at smaller sizes; the
wines. eco-friendly 1.5L could be deal-maker
for cause-minded drinkers. If Fetzer’s new
Loco López Sangria, at $10/1.5L, succeeds,
more budget wine brands currently in
magnum or bag-in-box may follow.
And speaking of bag-in-box format,
is America ready for countertop bars?
Black Box Whiskey, Vodka and Tequila
debuted in six states in 2018; look for
these 1.75L boxed spirits to reach farther
in 2019.
logical safest, most repsonsible holders
PIVOT TO POT of cannabis licenses? And 2) How much
pressure would NJ going green put on the
state across the Hudson to follow suit?
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WINE TRENDS
WARMING UP TO
VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE
SHIFTING CONDITIONS CREATE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR VINTAGE-DATED BUBBLY
BY JIM CLARKE
F
or many, thinking about Cham- something exceptional. But as with wines
Top left: The classic méthode Champenoise,
pagne has long been simple: from other parts of the world, style could
calling for a second fermentation in the bottle,
It’s bubbly, it’s French, it’s cel- vary. For instance, while the NV Louis when applied to a single vintage can yield
ebratory. But as sparkling wine Roederer is remarkably consistent in Champagnes of great character.
grows more and more popular, the details style, their vintage 2003 is ripe and lush, Above: Bollinger R.D. (Recently Disgorged)
gains complexity from extended time on its lees.
are becoming more apparent, and more im- and the 2002 powerful and crisp. Both
portant. The production technique behind are excellent, but may not appeal to the
“It is easier and easier to reach high level
Champagne has become more emphasized, same drinker, just like a fan of 2011 Napa
of grape maturity. Thus, we tend to har-
especially in contrast with Prosecco. The Cabernet may not care for the 2009.
vest sooner and sooner to preserve some
grapes and regions are more well-known,
freshness in the grapes.”
too. And finally, vintage character has Climate Change Brings Moët had never started to harvest
come into play.
Vintage Champagne is not exactly New Dynamic in August before 2003; since then, 2018
has been the fourth time they began so
new; Moët & Chandon has been mak- Much as modern viticultural and wine-
early. Gouez sees the positive in this:
ing their Grand Vintage since 1842. But making techniques have smoothed out
“We have more opportunities to declare
in Champagne’s cool, unreliable climate, vintage variation in other regions, it has
vintage years, and to craft vintage
blending vintages has long made sense, also become easier to make
champagne with more individual
both for consistency of product and focus vintage Champagnes more fre-
personality.”
of message. In turn, Champagne market- quently. Global warming has
ing messages gravitated toward brand, and played a part. “It is clear that
house (non-vintage) style. climate change has an impact Finding Its Place
Vintage Champagnes were true on quality in Champagne,” Price-wise, vintage Champagnes
variables, coming along a few times each says Benoit Gouez, Chef de fall in a no-man’s land in be-
decade when a producer felt they had Cave at Moët & Chandon. tween non-vintage and top-
Roederer’s
240 hectares
include Crus and
Premier Crus of the
Montagne de Reims,
the Côte des Blancs Being 100% Chardonnay, Blanc de Blancs
and the Vallée de la Champagnes such as Dom Ruinart are
end prestige cuvées like Cristal Marne. Food can often provide the especially elegant.
and Dom Pérignon. The latter impetus to pop open a vintage
have seen steady growth in the U.S. Champagne. “Let’s say young or non- While much of Champagne mar-
market since 2008. “In the context of the vintage Champagnes are about fresh- keting has been lifestyle-focused, many
larger Champagne market there has been ness,” says Landa. “With age they start companies are putting more emphasis on
a trend over the past 20 years to increase to show tertiary character or notes like education, which makes sense. Knowl-
the value of the Champagnes on offer,” ginger or smoked tea. I don’t find these edgeable Champagne fans are the ones
says consultant and author Charles Curtis, things in a lot of non-vintage bottlings getting exciting about the growing num-
MW. “I definitely think that vintage as a and that can be super interesting with ber of vintage products, so there’s plenty
category, as opposed to prestige cuvée, has lots of different foods.” of motivation to spread the word.
struggled a bit to find the identity that I al- It helps that the distinction of each
vintage plus the individualistic approach
ways thought that it deserves,” says Curtis. Ready for Prime Time taken by producers makes for succinct
That’s despite the fact that most prestige
cuvées are indeed vintage wines—a fact While the minimum aging time for vin- yet powerful selling hooks: the palpable
lost on more than a handful of fans. tage Champagne is three years, up from elegance of all-Chardonnay Blanc de
Since they fall in that middle ground, 15 months for non-vintage wines, most Blancs by Ruinart; Piper Heidsieck’s “Rare”
selling vintage Champagnes calls for houses age their vintage bottlings sub- cuvées, whose grapes are culled from more
an attentive, informed staff, and often, stantially longer. Henriot, for example, than a dozen top-rated Crus; the added
a step-by-step approach. Bodhi Landa, just released their Vintage Brut 2008 depth and complexity of Bollinger “R.D.”
sommelier at Effervescence, a sparkling in November. At the same time, more thanks to it being “recently disgorged”
wine-themed wine bar in New Orleans, and more producers are offering library after extended time on its lees.
confirms that most guests try their first releases, providing further bottle aging Vintage Champagne takes years
vintage Champagne by trading up from above and beyond that of the original re- of work in many senses, but given the
their “regular” non-vintage Champagne, lease; Lanson, Krug and others have all multitude of great examples on offer
staying within the portfolio of one of the increased the availability of older vin- today, it makes sense to give them more
larger houses. Fans of grand marques like tages imported direct from their cellars. attention. n
Moët & Chandon, Charles Heidsieck,
Piper-Heidsieck and Veuve Clicquot—
as well as labels like Nicolas Feuillatte,
Bollinger and Krug that are best-known
for their non-vintage blends—are ripe
candidates for conversion.
On the other hand, Landa also says
they see more and more guests with an
interest in grower-producers as a catgory,
which lends itself to selling vintage
Champagnes: “They’ll taste, say, a Pierre
Gimonnet and a Gaston Chiquet from
the same vintage to try and see the
differences in style.”
Champagne Henriot’s Chef de Cave Laurent
Fresnet in the vineyard; the House’s 2008 Vintage
marks their 200th harvest.
Michelle Korsmo (right) in conversation with Catherine McDaniel,
SPEAK EASY WSWA VP of Federal Affairs, at the recent WSWA Women’s
Leadership Council Conference in Washington, DC.
JOINING—AND
American Land Title Association (ALTA),
where she was CEO. Prior to joining ALTA,
Korsmo served as Executive Vice President
J
ust two weeks into her new role proach to their businesses which I believe
at the helm as President/CEO of comes from decades of experience and and the decades of business practices that
the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers the multi-generational history of many of have been successful historically. What is
of America, Michelle Korsmo these companies. It’s wonderful to be in most important to me is that we ensure
sat down with us to discuss her first an industry with smart, impressive people that this trade association is reflective of
impressions of the wine and spirits wholesale who have a great ability to compete. our members’ needs and what is in the
industry, upcoming changes for the WSWA That’s another thing I’ve enjoyed ob- best interest of the three-tier system.
Convention and how she plans to encourage serving: There is robust, intense compe- One thing I care a lot about is mak-
diversity across the industry. tition in this industry, which I believe is ing sure that the association really strives
ultimately good for everyone, especially for excellent product delivery: In our day
ON THE INDUSTRY consumers. Most highly regulated industries to day operations, are we an exceptional
do not have this level of tough competition. and professional organization for our
BEVERAGE MEDIA GROUP: Can members? We are a staff of 23, so we are
you share some of your initial ON THE STATE OF WSWA small but mighty. I want to really evaluate
observations of this industry and the way we interact with members, how
how it is unique? BMG: What are some of your we provide networking opportunities, ex-
priorities as you lead WSWA in the ecute live events and collectively tackle
MICHELLE KORSMO: I have been struck coming years? difficult topics.
by just how calm, rational and steady the
leaders in this industry are. These are peo- MK: I’m still getting up to speed on the BMG: What are some of the critical
ple who have a thoughtful, confident ap- myriad of challenges that face this industry issues WSWA faces?
el,
’s
A CONVERSATION WITH INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS
C.
MK: I want to keep my eye on where Every state is so different and the
we are going as an industry. There is business environment works better if
“Most highly
no denying that we are operating in a there is a platform where companies regulated industries
disruptive economy and we need to work of all sizes can engage. What different
with our members to prepare for the future. wholesalers need from the trade asso-
do not have this
Finding consumer-focused solutions for ciation is different, and we need to be level of tough
these challenges is a major priority for the responsive to all types, because we have
Association right now. something to offer everyone.
competition.”
For example, the members have been Also, policy outcomes impact whole-
talking a lot about the consumer demand salers of all sizes—from fine wine single
for direct-to-consumer rapid delivery, the market players to large multi-state opera-
growth of big box retail, the influx of data tors. We need everyone in this conversa-
cial experience compared to online. We
and technology and the way it’s changing tion, particularly with major issues like
need to think about how people want
the business. It’s fun to talk about these the upcoming Supreme Court decision
to use the convention and guarantee
increasingly automated warehouses and on direct shipping and state residency re-
they have natural spaces for meetings
how companies are evolving. quirements for licensees.
and build in time for networking, inter-
Another major focus is the preserva-
action and relationship-building. How
tion of the 21st Amendment and the reg- ON THE CONVENTION
can we build a flow so that there are
ulatory structure of the three-tier system
opportunities for people to rest, nour-
which are consistently threatened. BMG: You’ve hinted at changes
ahead for the WSWA Annual ish, chat and check emails? Attendence
Convention. How do you envision has been stronger than ever in the last
BMG: Given the significant consolida-
tion that continues to occur in this that evolving? three years. How can we capitalize on
industry, how can WSWA remain the power of the Convention to create
relevant and grow membership? MK: I feel at a tremendous disadvan- a larger experience throughout the rest
tage because I have not attended before. of they year? Convention 2019 won’t be
MK: Currently, WSWA has really solid, Right now I’m working with the execu- too different, but perhaps by 2020 you
energized and politically engaged mem- tive committee and board on a strate- will see a lot of significant changes and
bership, and I think that’s a tremendous gic plan to growing and evolving the hopefully improvements.
base from which to grow. When an in- Convention. First, it’s important for us
dustry becomes dominiated by one or two to define who are targeted audiences are ON CANNABIS
players, like this one will be, it’s even and who is getting the most out of the
more important to have a platform for all convention. When people come togeth- BMG: WSWA has publically stated it
businesses in the marketplace. er physically it has to be a really spe- will support a state’s right to legalize
cannabis provided it is strictly
regulated, with restrictions similar to
Michelle Korsmo (second from the distribution of wine and spirits.
left) with Beverage Media’s What’s your opinion of this issue?
Jason Glasser, Kristen Bieler
and Jody Slone
MK: I’ve been really impressed when
talking with our members about how
they view cannabis policy moving for-
ward, and how much work they have
collectively done over several years on
this issue. It’s tough to get all these busi-
nesses to say yes. We think long-term
this is really better for the industry, for
society, for our businesses to support le-
galization and provide the model of the
beverage alcohol industry as an example
of what effective safety and regulation
looks like. ■
BRAND PROFILE
DOUBLING UP
HOUSE OF SUNTORY ADDS TWO CLEAR SPIRITS
TO THEIR WHISKY-POWERED PORTFOLIO
BY JACK ROBERTIELLO
t a time when brown spirits, in- “Because the demand for our whiskies
cluding the highly sought— has never been stronger, the timing
after Japanese whiskies im- could not be better for us to leverage the
ported by Beam Suntory— credibility and luxury image of Suntory
are all the rage, that company has decided Whisky to launch these products in the
to zig a little where others are zagging, in- U.S.,” adds Johnnie Mundell Senior
troducing both a vodka and a gin with Japa- Brand Ambassador, House of Suntory.
nese provenance.
POWER IN SIMPLICITY: Roku means Six,
Called Roku Gin and Haku Vodka, Roku Gin reflecting six native Japanese botanicals used.
the two products not only are poised to Launched in October at 43% ABV (86 Haku means White, representing its base of
fermented white rice.
capitalize on the interest in Japanese spirits, proof) and SRP of $27.99, Roku Gin takes
but also the trend among consumers for its name from the Japanese word for six,
spirits seen as craft and with a particular recognizing the six traditional Japanese by harvesting at its peak. Then, with
story to tell. “The launch of these two botanicals infused, distilled and blended the addition of eight traditional gin
brands creates great opportunity for craft by the Japanese artisans of Suntory Spirits botanicals, the spirit is distilled in a
spirits enthusiasts to discover new tastes in Osaka, Japan. selection of different pot stills.
and experiences that further embody The six botanicals—sakura flower, The bottle’s hexagonal shape repre-
[founder] Shinjiro Torii’s vision of a sakura leaf, yuzu peel, sencha tea, gyokuro sents the six Japanese botanicals, with the
challenge and quest for excellence.” says tea and sansho pepper—are harvested in Japanese symbol for six printed on the la-
Claire Richards, Senior Director of the accordance with “shun,” the tradition bel made of traditional washi paper.
House of Suntory at Beam Suntory. of enjoying each ingredient at its best
Haku Vodka
Haku, launched exclusively in the U.S. at
HIGHBALL 2.0 SRP of $27.99 at 40% ABV (80 proof),
literally means “white.” Made from 100%
Japanese whiskies have been credited with THE ROKU RICKEY
fueling the resurgence of the Highball. Here are A Japanese twist on a classic cocktail:
Japanese white rice and filtered through
two simple cocktails that bring the new House of Rather than the standard Gin & Tonic, the bamboo charcoal, its production begins
Suntory spirits into the Highball arena. pairing of chilled soda water with Roku much like saké with fermentation using
enhances the aromatic and floral notes from koji, the rice mold revered in Japanese
THE HAKU-HI the gin’s botanicals. brewing and cooking. The koji rice mash
Haku’s smooth and round taste is then distilled in pots to create a rice
1½ oz Roku Gin
suits many types of cocktails. spirit, and then a second time in either a
½ oz Simple Syrup
The Haku-Hi simplicity particu- pot still or a column still. The final liquid
½ oz Yuzu Juice
larly enhances the vodka’s soft is then blended and filtered through
4½ oz chilled Premium
and subtly sweet flavors. bamboo charcoal.
Soda Water
1½ oz Haku Vodka Shiso Leaf (Mint leaf can be “For the House of Suntory, crafts-
4½ oz chilled Premium substituted) manship has always translated to sourc-
Soda Water ing the best ingredients, and elaborating
Method: Fill a highball glass
Lemon Peel on complex and innovative techniques
to the brim with ice. Add Roku,
to create unrivaled quality spirits,” says
Method: Fill a highball glass to the brim with ice. simple syrup and yuzu juice. Top with chilled
Add Haku and top with chilled soda water. Stir
Kazuyuki Torii, Suntory Specialist for
soda water. Stir and garnish with shiso leaf.
and garnish with lemon peel. Gin and Spirits and a descendant of the
House founder. ■
Haku® Vodka 40% Alc./Vol. – Roku Gin 43% Alc./Vol. ©2018 Beam Suntory Import Co., Chicago, Il.
bar
B biz Breakthru Beverage’s Natalia
Cardenas emphasizes that
training can benefit high-end
and high-volume bartenders
alike; the common goal:
“consistency in execution.”
BACK TO SCHOOL
IS COOL AGAIN
TRAINING REMAINS KEY FOR ENTIRE SPECTRUM OF
BAR OPERATIONS
BY JACK ROBERTIELLO
BARTENDERS
LOOKING TO CLIMB
B
artending has never been a thru Beverage Illinois. “Consumers are THE PROFESSIONAL
more celebrated trade, but more knowledgeable than ever and bever- LADDER ESPECIALLY
with the level of cocktail age managers are under greater pressure to
creativity also unprecedent- deliver fresh, craft cocktails.”
NEED CONTINUING
edly high, most bars and restaurants need Bartenders looking to climb the pro- EDUCATION.
regular doses of bartender training. fessional ladder especially need continu-
Many chain operations still instruct ing education.
their new hires on the drinks, standards “Right now, what’s trending globally
and preferred methods required, but most is quality, and people are engaging mix- BIG BACKERS
stand-alone operations are left to their ologists to create programs that include These two companies are among the lead-
own devices. And even those chain op- spirits education, so that bartenders are ers today in distributor-based bartender
erators can benefit from some fine-tuning immersed in the stories behind every training. Southern Glazer’s, through its
on trends, skills and new products from brand as well as in quality cocktails, tech- Academy program, and Breakthru Bever-
time to time. niques and all the other facets of what age, with their Alchemy Room program,
“Bartender training and cocktail de- makes a great customer experience,” says have largely set the standards and are ex-
velopment has never been more important Brian Van Flandern, Executive Director panding their training sessions nationally.
in our industry,” says Natalia Cardenas, of Beverage Education for Southern Glaz- At Southern Glazer’s, their original
Beverage Development Manager, Break- er’s Wine and Spirits, based in Las Vegas. Academy of Spirits and Fine Service,
Happy Holidays
Terlato Wines, Lake Bluff, IL 60044
CONTRADICTION
IN CHINESE
RICHARD P. MURPHY, BEVERAGE DIRECTOR,
KINGS COUNTY IMPERIAL, NEW YORK CITY
BY ALIA AKKAM
R
ichard P. Murphy is the Bever-
age Director of Kings County
“We started
Imperial, the contemporary with an eye
Chinese restaurant with
two New York locations: Williamsburg,
towards Tiki...
• The Powder Keg
in Brooklyn, and the Lower East Side. with backyard
BEVERAGE MEDIA GROUP: You
garnishes This cocktail, served on tap at Kings
County Imperial, includes two “healthy
run bars inside restaurants. Is there thrown in.” squirts.” One is an orgeat syrup that is
synergy between your vision and made right in Carroll Gardens, another
the chefs? Brooklyn neighborhood. The other is egg
white, which gives the drink a frothy finish,
RICHARD P MURPHY: Early on it was crucial to presentation.
simpatico. Owners Josh Grinker and Tracy expanding it and making our customers
Young had an idea and they approached happy. That’s why we show up. Ingredients:
me. I had an idea and luckily those ideas 2 oz Gunpowder Green Tea-infused
BMG: How do the cocktails bolster Bulleit Rye
matched. I’m inspired every night by what
KCI’s dinner menu? ½ oz fresh Lemon Juice
chef Josh is pumping out of that kitchen.
RPM: We started with an eye towards Tiki, Favorite Cocktail: “A slightly tart añejo
and the best parts of it, like fresh juice tequila Gimlet.”
and amazing spirits, we’ve incorporated,
with backyard garnishes thrown in. Our If He Wasn’t a Bartender He Would Be:
beverage program has proven to be wildly “An oyster farmer on the cold, idyllic coast
of Maine.”
popular and the goal is always to be
Review: CRATER LAKE ROCK AND RYE
C
rater Lake Spirits from Crater Lake Original Recipe Bitters convenience of a premise cocktail?
Bendistillery in Bend, The test batch recipe started with The Crater Lake Rock and Rye is
Oregon is releasing Crater Angostura bitters, but was replaced slightly more expensive than Crater
Lake Rock and Rye Whiskey in to a house made bitters to better fit Lake Rye. The price differential
2019. The product has already the flavor profile of the Crater Lake can be attributed to the cherry and
appeared in off premise accounts Rye, blood orange and dark cherry orange being cheaper than the rye
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho concentrate whiskey, but the house-made bitters
and is now expanding outwards. offset the ingredient cost savings.
Distributed by Young’s Market Orange and Cherry concentrate This means the price differential
Company of Hawaii, the product Rock Candy is attributed to the labor cost of
will be available in 2019. someone premaking the beverage.
Bouquet: Therefore, the question becomes:
Rock & Rye History: Big Cherry Nose with a hint of How much is the convenience
In the 19th Century, Rock & Rye orange underneath. The baking charge worth? If the convenience is
was a staple in every corner bar and spice notes from the rye round out worth $5 for the 10 to 16 cocktails
frontier saloon. Originally, it was the bouquet. that one would have otherwise had
a shot of rye over a chunk of rock to make from buying, cutting and
candy, and if you were lucky, some Taste: then muddling oranges and cherries,
dried fruit and a bit of spice. The first ¾ of the Rock and Rye are than you’ll find value in purchasing
solid for generally everyone. It’s Crater Lake Rock and Rye.
Other Rock and Rye Crater Lake Rye’s baking spice notes
(none available in Hawaii): that sit midpalate with the sweetness
Hochstadter’s Slow & Low from of the rock candy following it. The
Cooper Spirits Company, finish is where personal opinion
Mr. Katz’s Rock & Rye from comes in. The finish is very cherry
New York Distilling’s dominant, specifically bing cherry.
Rilly’s Ginger Rock & Rye Whiskey If you like your orange wedge
and cherry muddled into your old
Target Audience: fashion, this drink is for you. If
According to CEO Alan Dietrich, you like your orange to be a wedge
the intent was to create an old sitting on the edge of a glass, or
fashioned in a bottle that was “perfect flamed orange oil over the top of
around the campfire and around the the cocktail with a Maraschino
tailgate”. Because of this cocktail- cherry that is to be eaten only after
in-a-bottle approach, the brand has finishing the cocktail, then your
primarily focused its outreach to on- palette will find this drink too fruity
premise accounts; however, it will and too sweet.
slowly make their way into the off-
premise arena. The product targets Cocktail Approach:
the millennial drinker, but as with Over ice or with a splash of soda
many new products, it has gained
traction with unexpected audiences. Flavor Pairings:
According to Mr. Dietrich, “We Amaro
thought it would be popular with Lemon or lime La Croix
the 21 to 35 year old crowd, but Orange bitters
it also has been surprisingly been Red vermouth
popular with the 55-70 year old Soda + Bianco vermouth
demographic who doesn’t want to Stone fruit (plums and nectarines in
make their own drink.” particular) as “garnishes”
The Mi
Campo logo
combines a tribute
to Mexican culture
and a nod toward the
tequila’s production
process.
BRINLEY SHIPWRECK
SAILS THE SEA
FOR COCKTAIL
COMPETITION
Brinley Shipwreck, one of the
fastest-growing rums in the U.S.,
recently hosted the brand’s first-
TEQUILA, MEET WINE ever cocktail competition. The
Are tequilas aged in wine casks the next industry category crossover? affair included a dash of irony,
New from Constellation Brands, Tequila Mi Campo was inspired by the being held on the fully-afloat
reinvention of Mexico City and honors the idea of applying modern-day “Tiki Mermaid” while crusing the
creativity to an age-old spirit. For instance, cooked piñas are squeezed harbor in SoCal’s Marina Del
rather than crushed, to reduce bitterness. The liquid is then fermented in Rey. Josh Diercks, bartender at
open tanks, absorbing aromatics from the local mango and citrus trees. A&O Kitchen and Bar in Newport
Finally, it rests in Napa Valley wine barrels—Chardonnay for the Blanco, Beach, took first place with his
Josh Diercks
Cabernet and Pinot Noir for the Reposado; SRP $24.99 and 80 proof for creation, “Prestige Worldwide.”
both. tequilamicampo.com Each cocktail was
El Mayor Tequila is also testing judged on in five categories including Presentation, Balance,
the wine waters, so to speak. The El Flavor, Use of Product and Creativity. Brinley Shipwreck Rums
Mayor Cask Finish Limited Release is hail from the Caribbean island of St. Kitts, where Zach Brinley
aged for nine months in French oak and his father Bob began crafting Brinley Gold Vanilla Rum in
Chardonnay casks. Graciela González, 2002. Their all-natural rums use blackstrap molasses which
fourth-generation distiller, noted: is more concentrated and far less sweet than regular
“Bringing together two of my molasses. brinleygoldshipwreck.com
favorites, tequila and wine,
was the inspiration behind the Brinley Shipwreck “Prestige Worldwide”
Cask Finish Limited Release.”
elmayor.com 2 oz Shipwreck Spiced Rum ½ oz Pineapple Juice
½ oz Anise-infused Aperol ½ oz Grapefruit Juice
¾ oz Orgeat Syrup
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FAMILIAR YET FRESH, WINES FROM WASHINGTON BRIDGE NEW WORLD AND OLD
BY LANA BORTOLOT
W
ashington State has Northwest. Today, Columbia Valley,
Top: Leonetti Cellar, famous for their Merlot, helped put
achieved a significant established in 1984, by far the largest Walla Walla on the map for critics and West-Coast-wine
degree of recognition AVA, counts over 56,190 acres (and enthusiasts.
as a wine region—but actually extends into Oregon).
the specifics of the state’s burgeoning Riesling and Merlot first Columbia Gorge AVA on the
wine industry hold some surprises. put Washington on the wine southern border, marking the
For instance, 13 of the state’s 14 official map, but as producers learned transition from arid to maritime
viticultural areas are desert. Think sky, to match varieties to their climate, resembles a classic wine
flats and tumbleweeds. Another: while the terroirs, the state’s offerings region with rolling hills and
emerging sub-regions are gaining buzz, the expanded to include nearly 70 steep mountain slopes. The red/
Columbia Valley still accounts for more varieties, with reds—about 64% white split is flipped there, with
than 95% of the state’s wine.But, perhaps of plantings—showing particular white grapes comprising 64%
the best surprise of all is that Washington is success. Cabernet Sauvignon has of production.
a hotbed (literally) of premium wines that overtaken Merlot as the state’s While the state’s produc-
can rival Old World staples. signature red grape, and producers ers naturally have looked to Eu-
While Washington traces its early are making inroads with terroir-expressive rope and California for reference points,
grape plantings to 1825, commercial Syrah. Chardonnay now lightly edges out the state’s viticultural development
activity did not take root until the 1960s. Riesling as the white leader. has benefited from significant in-state
By 1981, there were 19 wineries, and two support. Cutting-edge viticulture and
years later, Yakima Valley became the first Happening Now enology programs at Washington State
federally designated AVA in the Pacific Producing 17.5 million cases annually, University and Walla Walla Commu-
Washington State ranks second in nity College, coupled with support from
premium wine production in the U.S.; industry champions such as Chateau Ste.
vineyard acreage has nearly doubled Michelle, have infused the region with
in the past decade. And a new winery new talent dedicated to exploring and op-
opens every 30 days according to the timizing the terroir.
Washington Wine Commission. Most of “It’s refreshing to see younger people
the 950+ wineries and 350 growers lie move here to chase the dream because
east, where annual rainfall averages only they can,” says Chris Figgins of Leonetti
eight inches—conducive to Cabernet Cellar and a separate eponymous brand.
Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah. Only the “You can’t do that in Napa.”
With consistently solid ratings from Other established but young stars
consumer press, plus outside investment include Cote Bonneville and Buty, both
from the likes of Antinori, Duckhorn, headed up by women, and founded in the
Gallo and Foley Family Wines, many feel early 2000s. Emerging producers include
Washington’s wine industry is on the cusp Vital Wines/March Cellars, Two Vintners,
of greatness. “The land around the Rocks Sleight of Hand and W.T. Vintners
[AVA] will be like St. Helena in 20 years,” (the latter a second job for founder Jeff
says Kevin Pogue, a professor of geology at Lindsay-Thorsen, who is a sommelier In addition to Columbia Crest and 14 Hands, Chateau
Ste. Michelle created the Eroica label, dedicated to
Whitman College and author of several at RN74). In the gorge, Idiot’s Grace, making one signature Riesling.
of the state’s AVA proposals. Syncline and Cor Cellars are all family
startups with sustainable winemaking.
of wines scoring 90+ points among noted
Who to Watch
critics being $44, quality from Washington
Toward the tail of the 20th century, the On the Market
does not necessarily come cheap. However,
state’s wine image was largely steered by Producers like to say Washington State
the range of Washington wines now span
Chateau Ste. Michelle; their wines earned is where new world fruit meets old
a wide price spectrum, with many labels
critical acclaim, they had the volume to world structure, especially with French
primed to pop up as glass pours. The Pacific
be national and their hospitality center varieties. Says Vicki McClellan of Seven
Northwest, thanks in large part to Oregon
in Woodinville, just outside Seattle, Hills Winery, “We are an elite region but
as well, brings with it a balance of novelty
added to the brand’s positive image. Ste. not making that much wine and I think
and familiarity, making the wines ripe for
Michelle pioneered single-vineyard wines that makes us very interesting.”
recommending. ■
right along with Napa and Sonoma, and Some AVAs express fruity wines,
Artist Series wines that lived up to their and others aim to accentuate savory,
price point; they also proved successful secondary flavors. Either way, J.J.
at adding brands, including the value Williams of Kiona Wines, calls their SELLING TIPS & QUIPS
staple Columbia Crest and blend- collective product “world class on its FOR WASHINGTON WINES
driven 14 Hands; own and not just another version of
Well-distributed mid-size la- cheaper prestige wines.” ■ Red wines from Washington feature
bels include Columbia Winery, The Flaherty believes the state’s most New World fruit, Old World acid and
Hogue Cellars and Charles & Charles. “positionable” wine in the market is nuance, and Napa Valley quality
Among the state’s smaller wineries, Cabernet. “It’s a huge opportunity at a fraction of the price of Napa
Leonetti Cellar, Col Solare, Kiona for us because Napa has gotten so Cabernets and other Rhône and
Vineyards, Woodward Canyon and expensive and many buyers who Bordeaux blends.
L’Ecole No. 41 are nationally recog- love domestic Cabernet are getting ■ The wines are structured enough
nized. And Chateau Ste. Michelle’s long priced out,” he said. to go with a variety of cuisines, but
presence has spawned numerous alum With the exception of lighter whites, many are excellent by-the-glass
such as Mike Januik, who established his Washington State wines are food-driven, selections for drinking on their own.
eponymous label in Woodinville, which their complexities rewarding pairings that ■ Washington Syrah is a real
has now become a veritable garagista hub. show off their layers. With the average SRP discovery wine; think Northern
Rhône without the grip and
Australia without the jam.
■ The majority of the state’s
producers are small, family-run
wineries with average production
under 5,000 bottles per year.
■ Washington is the only state
claiming own-rooted vines,
untouched by phylloxera, thanks
to the unique, powdery loess soils
Aerial view of Walla Walla; like 13 of the other 14 AVAs in Washington,
dating to the last Ice Age.
Walla Walla is technically desert. Washington’s loess soil proved
inhospitable to the vine louse phylloxera, so vines in the state grow on
their own, ungrafted rootstocks.
A
quavit, from the Latin aqua vitae, is the Nordic changes had made imported examples
countries’ native spirit, and like so many Nordic hard to find that year, and owner Chris-
things—hygge, Nordic cuisine, girls with dragon tian Krogstad’s Norwegian background
could not bear a holiday season without
tattoos—it’s becoming increasingly popular aquavit. The resulting Krogstad Aquavit
across the U.S. has a unique anise character thanks to the
use of Vietnamese star anise rather than
Gin is probably aquavit’s closest the more usual aniseed or fennel. Initially
batch is aged in Sherry casks in the hold of
relative. Both are clear liquors, but the core a niche product for them, production of
a ship, crossing the equator twice during its
flavors are different; aquavit (or akvavit, as ten cases that year has expanded to about
aging process.
it’s sometime spelled) favors licorice and 2,000 cases in 2017.
More and more brands are finding
caraway in place of gin’s juniper. Dill is also their way to the U.S.; in 2016, Sazerac
a common flavoring, and other elements started importing the caraway-forward
like cardamom or citrus are also possible. Denmark’s Aalborg Taffel as well as Linie.
Grains or potatoes provide the base Other “national brands” like Sweden’s
distillate. Essentially a clear liquor, some O.P. Andersen and Iceland’s Brennivín
producers indulge in a small amount of are also imported.
barrel aging. Perhaps most famously, Linie, U.S. craft distillers have also embraced
a Norwegian aquavit, is noted for a smooth the spirit. In Oregon, House Spirits began Christian Krogstad
character gained by time spent at sea: each making an aquavit in 2006. Distribution
MAJOR
SUCCESSION
SUSAN McCOLLUM, CEO
MAJOR BRANDS, INC.
As CEO of Missouri’s Major Brands, Inc.,
She is the only woman to run a major wine and
spirits wholesaler in this country. But that’s not all
that makes her unique.
Susan McCollum,
Major Brands, Inc.
BY KRISTEN BIELER
I
n 2012, Susan McCollum took es are not. Many things in this industry MAJOR BRANDS
the helm at Major Brands after haven’t changed with time. Think about AT A GLANCE
the passing of her husband, Todd it: If you go to the corner bar, that bar Largest Missouri-owned wholesale
Epsten, from brain cancer. While owner still has the same role as he did de- distributor of wines, spirits, beer and
nonalcoholic beverages, with offices in St.
attending law school at Washington cades ago. He has more power over what
Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Columbia
University in St. Louis and raising two he puts on his back bar than almost any-
and Cape Girardeau.
teen-age sons, she added representing thing else in his business. It’s a personal
the third generation of family ownership choice based on his relationships with his Major Brands serves more than 9,000
for the 84-year-old company. McCollum customers and his distributor. licensees and has 5,000+ products in
was quickly immersed in the complicated I believe that with massive consoli- their portfolio.
world of wine and spirits distribution, dation at every level, the less impactful
and tasked with leading a 600-person brands become and the more important On any given day, 65 Major Brands trucks
organization that represents over 400 relationships become. It’s not that brands deliver 40,000 bottles and 30,000 cases
suppliers and serves over 9,000 customers. don’t have power, but the consumer is be- throughout the state.
After surviving multiple legal battles coming more fragmented and the whole-
and business challenges early in McCol- saler-licensee relationship influences what Major Brands employs more than 600
employees.
lum’s reign, Major Brands is stronger than choices consumers will have.
ever today. I spoke with her about what
she has learned, the importance of doing KB: You have extensive experience in
more than just “selling liquor” and why law, marketing, communications and and then take meaning from every
she believes local wholesalers have a very public affairs. What skills from your experience we have. I can draw upon
bright future. past careers have been most useful every experience in my life for my role
in running Major Brands? now, starting from my time as a waitress at
KRISTEN BIELER: You entered this Friendly’s to being a marketing consultant
industry after success in other fields. SM: My favorite Steve Jobs quote is: “You to earning a law degree. I’ll never forget
What surprised you most about this can’t connect the dots looking forward; Friendly’s first rule of customer service—
business? you can only connect them looking greet customers within 15 seconds of
backwards. So, you have to trust that their arrival. What’s more universal than
SUSAN McCOLLUM: This industry re- the dots will somehow connect in your that? We must let our customers, suppliers,
mains intensely relationship-based—at future.” I firmly believe we must take employees, community—anyone—know
every level—in ways that other business- every experience and make it meaningful they matter, right away.
SM: First, I learned that this is a very KB: With your legal battles behind KB: Women Who Whisky is a
tough industry. We were dealing with you, how have you found growth as a non-profit you founded to support
legal and legislative battles which could single-state wholesaler? several local charities—and
have terminated our business. On the challenges the perception that
positive side, I learned again and again SM: Some assume the only way to grow whisky is a “man’s drink.” But it’s
how important relationships are in this is to expand your footprint. Our strength much more than that. Please explain.
industry. So many of our retailers were is that we are local. It’s a very different
calling us and asking us how they could platform than that of a multi-state SM: I wanted to tap into the power of
help. They wanted Major Brands to stay distributor. We aren’t brand collectors; strong, innovative, risk-taking women in
in business. I learned just how important we are looking for the right mix of brands senior leadership roles in this region and
we are in this community and to our that we can do a great job with. Years honor them, while at the same time doing
customers; they see us as a value-add. It ago, Major Brands made the decision something wonderful for the community.
wasn’t just the job we did, but how we to go deep, not broad. To do that, we Our group of leaders traveled together to
did it. Sometimes being small is a huge looked at our portfolio to determine how Maker’s Mark distillery in Kentucky to
advantage; biggest isn’t always best. we could grow our local business as well create our own barrel of Maker’s Mark
as improve our value proposition to our Private Select Bourbon—about 200
KB: I would imagine that being retailers. Today, 10% of our business is in bottles worth, which we donated to four
the only woman at this level in beer, primarily, craft beer. We carry the St. Louis nonprofits led by women. The
the industry must have been an fastest growing local brands. We are doing response was extraordinary. We named
additional challenge? our batch Major Brands Whisky 4 Good
the same with craft spirts.
and to date we have raised more than
SM: Absolutely. The culture of the whole- $250,000 for local causes.
KB: Please explain what you mean by
sale industry has not changed; the sheer “values-based leadership” and how
language of the industry often feels like you build this into the Major Brands KB: Where do you see Major Brands
stepping back in time. Stereotypes play culture. in ten years from now?
strong. There have been presumptions
made about my ability because I am a wom- SM: The opportunity to lead a large SM: I see us as who we are today, and
an; some thought that I “wouldn’t have the organization with such wonderful people perhaps even more significant in Missouri.
stomach” to weather the legal battles. and to create an atmosphere where they We are unique in a way that is a defense
Additionally, many still assume that want to work is a true privilege. To be able against bigness. And as the industry
women aren’t interested in this industry, to make decisions based on what is right, continues to change, I think being local
which is so wrong! Wholesale businesses along with performance, is so rewarding. makes us closer to where the change is
should be filled with women; wholesalers A few years ago, Major Brands established actually occurring. ■
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HINANO
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LEFFE
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BASS ALE
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SHOCK TOP (5)
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ICELANDIC GLACIAL WATER OTHER IMPORTS DRAUGHTS
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Plastic Loose 750ml 18.20
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TEAVANA
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Bottles 12/14.5oz Passion Tango 20.58
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KONA BREWING CO. DRAUGHTS
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PALA ALTA
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DRAUGHT 1/6 BBL
1/6 BBL
Kona Lemongrass
Kona Lanai Hanalei IPA
70.00
65.00
KEGS 1/2 BBL
FOUR PEAKS DRAUGHTS
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GORDON BIERSCH DRAUGHTS
MICHELOB DRAUGHT
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1/6 BBL Shock Top 66.00
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POPPY GRACE FAMILY COBB FAMILY WINES
WINERIES QUPE
RUSACK
GROTH
HARLAN ESTATE
FOREFRONT
HANZELL
CELLAR #8 SAMSARA HAWK CREST HARTFORD
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SOFIA
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AMERICAN
DARA BLANKIET SELENE
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FALCONE FAMILY
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CARDINALE
ST CLEMENT
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WINES
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EMMOLO BROADSIDE
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DOM DE LA GRANGE TRINQUEVEDEL CAVALLOTTO
DES PERES NORTHERN RHONE CIACCI PICCOLOMINI
CLERICO
DOM DE LA TOUR VIEILLE SOUTHWEST BETTS & SCHOLL COL D’ORCIA
DOM DE POUJOL
ERMITAGE DU PIC ST LOUP CLOS LA COUTALE JABOULET CONTERNO
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LA GARRIQUE DOM BRU-BACHE FARNESE
SOUTHERN RHONE FELSINA
FEUDI DI SAN GREGORIO
LOIRE BEAUJOLAIS DELAS FEUDO MONACI
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CH D’EPIRE VILLA PONCIAGO JL COLOMBO GHIZZANO
CATHERINE & DIDIER LAYER CAKE GIAMELLO
LES GARRIGUES GINI
CHAMPALOU RED BORDEAUX JERMANN
DANIEL CHOTARD
CH CERTAN DE MAY
DOM CHARLES JOGUET
CH LA COUDRAIE GERMANY LA BRACCESCA
LA MOZZA
DOM DU SALVARD TERRY THIESE SELECTIONS:
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REGIS MINET CH PAVILLON RG DARTING LA VIARTE
CH RESERVE DE LA DONNHOFF LAMBERTI
COMTESSE EGON MULLER LAYER CAKE
PROVENCE CH SAINT JULIAN GYSLER LE CHIUSE
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DOM DURBAN CHEVAL NOIR LEITZ MANDRAROSSA
DOM TEMPIER SIRECH LE BORDEAUX MESSMER MARCARINI
MINGES MATANE
NORTHERN RHONE BURGUNDY MULLER CATOIR
SCHNEIDER
MAZZEI BADIOLA
MOCCAGATTA
AUGUSTE CLAPE EVENING LAND STRUB MOLINO
CLAPE MORTET SCHAEFER MONCHIERO
KERMIT LYNCH REGNARD WILLI SCHAEFER MONTE ANTICO
PHILLIPE FAURY VINCENT PACENTI
PALA
THIERRY ALLEMAND
ITALY
LANGUEDOC- PALAZZONE
SOUTHERN RHONE ROUSSILLON A MANO
ALBINO ARMANI
PELISSERO
PIEROPAN
BRUNIER HECHT BANNIER ANERI PIO CESARE
CH FONSALETTE LA POULE ANSELMI PIRA, LUIGI
CLAPE LE COQ ANTINORI PLANETA
CUVEE K. LYNCH COTES LE POUSSIN ARCANUM POLIZIANO
DU RHONE BASTIANICH PORRO
DOM DU VIEUX BELGUARDO PUNTA CRENA
TELEGRAPH LOIRE BERTANI QUERCIABELLA
DOM DURBAN JOLIVET BOSCARELLI QUINTARELLI
DOM GOEUIL CAIRANNE LA POUSSIE BOTTEGA VINAIA RAPITALA
DOM LE SANG LADOUCETTE BRAIDA RINALDI
DES CAILLOUX MARC BREDIF CA BIANCA RIOFAVARA
DOM LES PALLIERES CA DONINI ROCCA DELLE MACIE
BEER
CHARBAY VODKA SMITH & CROSS RUM
NEW ZEALAND CHARTREUSE SOMBRA MEZCAL
CLASE AZUL TEQUILA SPRINGBANK SM SCOTCH
ESK VALLEY COCCHI
ISABEL IMPORTED BEER COEUR DE LION
ST ELIZABETH ALLSPICE
DRAM LIQUEUR
ABBAYE DE SAINT BON CALVADOS TAYLORS VELVET
SOUTH AFRICA CHIEN ALE CORNER CREEK WHISKEY FALERNUM LIQUEUR
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VEGA MORAGONA FIFTY FIFTY
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Cocktail Essentials Groovestreet Hall Screw Kappa Napa
Coco Real DOMESTIC Guenoc Seaglass
7 Deadly Zins Hahn Sebastiani
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Depaz Syrup Alexander Valley Hess Sequoia Grove
DJ Dotson N/A Triple Sec Amberhill Horse Play Signaterra
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Giffard Angeline Il Donato Smoking Loon
Hawaiian Kukui Aquinas Incognito Sonoma Coast Vineyards
Jose Cuervo Mix Artesa Iron Horse Sonoma-Cutrer
Jose Cuervo Salt Artezin Island Princess Spottswoode
Major Peter’s Mixes AutoMoto J Davies Spring Mountain
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Torani Syrups Bearboat Jarhead Star Lane
Tres Agaves Mixes Beckstoffer
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Jordan
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Montego Bay
BEER Clos du Val
Christian
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West
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Martin Ray di Michele Chiarlo
WattleMt.Creek
Westside
Gay Black Barrel Barbados
Clear
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Asahi Japan
Absinthe Ordinaire CR Cellars Poli Distillerie
Merryvale Wild Oak
Germain-Robin
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Mia’s Playground Mt. Gay XO Barbados
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Cycles Gladiator RUM
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Mill Bay
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New Belgium Dierberg
Raynal France
Aristocrat
Motos Ron Matusalem Dominican Republic
COGNAC
Red Horse Douglas
St. Remy Hill
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NapaBarbarossa
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Sugar Island Rum
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Burnett Patianna John Arran
Duval Arran Island
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Razor’s Edge
The Last Drop McCormick PromixQus
Charles Heidsieck France Flock Don
Purple Q Single
Cowboy Barrel Edradour
Shoofly
Taaka
Cristalino Spain RayFlor De Cana StumpGlenfarclas
Highlands
BITTERS Flora Springs ’s Station Jump
Domaine Carneros California Bafferts
Fog
England
Mountain Heaven Hill Glenfiddich
Taltarni Highlands
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Rockbrook Highland Park Highlands
Peychaud’s
Korbel California Martin Miller England
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Regan Folie a Deux Kilo Kai
Rock Rabbit
Carribean
Hogshead
Marco Negri Italy Pinnacle
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France
Koloa Antigal
Invergordon
Roth Estate
Piper Sonoma California
BRANDY The
Four86 Brands
Vines Kraken Apaltagua
Isle of Skye
Route Stock Carmen
Placere
Aqua
France
Perfecta The
GagaBotanist Ron Palo Viejo
Sandoval JMR Vatted Whiskies
Poema Spain
Gainey Vineyards La Playa
Sailor Jerry
Sauvignon Republic Kilchoman
William Cole
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Kininvie Hudson Lunazul Encanto
Kininvie
Ladyburn Jack
Jack Daniel’s
Daniel’s Honey Montelobos
Maestro Dobel Mezcal Kringle Cream
Keke Beach
LadyburnHighlands
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Jack Daniel’s Single
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Macallan Highlands
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Single Barrel Milagro
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Kringle Cream
McIvor Shoulder
Monkey Jack Daniel’s Unaged Rye
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Milagro Pama-Pomegranate
McCormick
Monkey Shoulder
Signatory Jesse James Unaged Rye
Jack Daniel’s Siete
PepeLeguas
Lopez Pennsylvania
Newport Dutch Liqueur
Signatory
Smokehead Junior Johnson’s Midnight Moon
Jesse James Tanteo
Santo Mezquila Shakka
Pama-Pomegranate
Smokehead
Tamdhu Lexington
Junior Johnson’s Midnight Moon Tarántula
Siete Leguas Southern ComfortDutch Liqueur
Pennsylvania
Tamdhu McCormick
Lexington Tequila
Tanteo Ocho Sweet Revenge
Shakka
The Last Drop
The Last Drop Old Fitzgerald The 86 Brands Wondermint
McCormick Tarántula Southern Comfort
BLENDED Old Forrester 86 Trago
BLENDED Old Fitzgerald
Old Rip Van Winkle
Tequila Ocho
Tres Agaves
Sweet Revenge
IMPORTED
SCOTCH
SCOTCH Old Forrester 86
Paniolo TheFingers
Two 86 Brands Wondermint
LIQUEUR
Clan Old RipHeritage
Van Winkle Trago Mezcal
ClanMacGregor
MacGregor Parker Xicaru Alizé
IMPORTED
France
Cutty
CuttySark
Sark
Paniolo
Pikesville Tres Agaves
Zarco Agwa Bolivia
Famous
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Grouse Parker Heritage
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Xicaru Mezcal Alizé France
Amarula South Africa
Heaven
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Hill Rittenhouse
Sam HoustonRye Zarco
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Ancho Reyes Chile
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McCormick Rock and Comfort
Southern Rye Caramel 360 Amaro
Antica Montenegro
Sambuca
Octomore
Octomore Sam Houston
Southern Comfort 100
VODKA
Bootlegger Amarula
Argiolas Liqueurs
South Africa
Port
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Charlotte Southern Comfort
Southern Comfort 70
Caramel (DOMESTIC)
Burnett’s Ancho
Belle Reyes Chile
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Tullibardine
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Southern Comfort Lime
100 360
Chambord Antica Sambuca
Berentzen
Southern Comfort 70
Stranahan’s Bootlegger
Crater Lake Argiolas
Bols Genever Liqueurs
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Templeton Rye Lime Burnett’s
Crystal Head Belle de Brillet
Caprinatura
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Tin Cup Chambord
Death’s Door Berentzen
Chambord France
Canadian
CanadianMist
Mist Templeton
Triple CrownRye
Blended Crater Lake
Firefly Bols Genever
Choya Liqueur
Collingwood
Collingwood Tin Cup
Uncle Bob’s Flavored Crystal
Fuzzy ’s Head Caprinatura
Cointreau France
Fireball
Fireball TripleWeller
W.L. Crown Blended Death’s
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Cointreau NoirFrance
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Platte Valley Corn
Corn Whistle Pig Flavored
Uncle Bob’s Firefly One
Hangar Copa de Oro
Choya Liqueur Mexico
Whitetail
W.L. Weller Harlan
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France
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Scotland
Bushmill’s Black
Bushmill’s Black Bush
Bush Whitetail Krome
Hangar One Extase France
Copa de Oro Mexico
Bushmill’s Red
Bushmill’s Honey
Bush CACHACA
Woodford Reserve Krista
Harlan D. Wheatley Fernet
DomaineBranca De Canton France
Bushmill’s Honey
Bushmill’s Malt Agua Luca Maui
HeavenMoon Hill Galliano Italy
Drambuie Scotland
Bushmill’s Malt
Bushmill’s Original CACHACA
Cuca Fresca McCormick
Krome Germaine
Extase FranceRobin
Danny BoyOriginal Pitu
Agua Luca Medea
Krista Grand Gala Italy
Bushmill’s Fernet Branca
MickeyBoy
Danny Finn Cuca Fresca Menage
Maui Moon A Trois Hardy Extase
TeelingFinn
TEQUILA Pau
Galliano Italy
Henry McKenna
George T. Stagg Jalisco
Gran Centenario Encanto
Blackmaker Rootbeer Voyant Holland
NON-ALC
Hudson Moon
Georgia Lunazul
Herradura Keke
Bols Beach
Jack Daniel’s
Heaven Hill Maestro
Hussong Dobel Kona GoldMonet
Chateau Bundaberg
APERITIF Brewed Drinks
Henry McKenna Jalisco Dubouchett Dubonnet USA
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Cock
Cock ‘n ‘n Bull
Bull GingerBeer
Ginger Beer Schramsberg California
Acrobat Goodnight
Hacienda Schug
Smith & Hook
Cocktail
Cocktail Essentials
Essentials Alexander Valley Groovestreet Hall
Hahn Screw
Smoking KappaLoonNapa
Coco
Coco Real
Real
DOMESTIC
Amberhill Guenoc
Hedges Seaglass
Sonoma Coast Vineyards
7 Deadly Zins
Ancien Hahn
Hess Sebastiani
Sonoma-Cutrer
Depaz Syrup
NON-ALC
DJ Depaz
DotsonSyrup
N/A Triple Sec
Acrobat
Angeline HedgesPlay
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Spottswoode
Alexander Valley
Aquinas Hess
Huntington Sequoia Grove
Spring Mountain
Finest Call Mixes
DJ Dotson N/A Triple Sec Amberhill
Giffard Artesa IlHorse
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St. Francis
Finest Call Mixes Ancien Huntington Smith & Hook
Hawaiian Artezin Incognito St. Supery
Giffard Kukui Angeline Il Donato Smoking
Jose Cuervo Kukui
Mix AutoMoto
Aquinas Iron Horse Star LaneLoon
Hawaiian Incognito Sonoma Coast Vineyards
Jose Cuervo Salt Avalon
Artesa Island Princess Stonehedge
Jose Cuervo Mix
Major
Jose Cuervo Mixes
Peters’ Salt B Artezin
Side JIron Horse
Davies Sonoma-Cutrer
Stuhlmuller
Master Balletto Island
Jack Princess
Creek Spottswoode
Sutter Home
MajorofPeter’s
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Jordan St. Francis
Terra D’Oro
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Kenwood Stuhlmuller
Bennett Joel Gott
Tin Roof Cellars
Sutter Home
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Waiwera
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Three Oaks
Waiwera Burgess
Buena Vista Little
Lake Black
Sonoma Dress Trinchero
Three Napa
Saints
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Burgess Lo Tengo True Earth
READY
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Camelot
Cakebread Lyeth
Langtry Turnbull
Tin Roof Cellars
1800
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Daniel’s Candor
Camelot M. Trinchero Used Auto Parts
Jack
Jose Daniel’s
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Authentic Cocktail Liberty School Tiz
Castle
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Lincourt Valley of the Moon
Tournesol
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Golden RTD
Margarita Cedar
CastleBrooks Main
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Rock LiocoStreet Vinifera
Treana
Chalk Hill
Charles Krug Mark
LittleWest
Black Dress Wattle Oaks
Trinity Creek
Jose Cuervo Teagarita
Koloa CharlesSmith
Krug
Charles Martin
Lo Tengo Ray Westside Napa
Trinchero
Koloa Spirits
McCormick Charles Montelena
Smith
Chateau Masked
Lost AngelRider Wild Earth
True Hare
McCormick
Middle Sister Spirits
RTD Chateau Brothers
Montelena
MiddleCow
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Lyeth Wild Oak
Turnbull
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Twisted Shotz CK du
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Val Michael David
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Twisted Shotz
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Clifford
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Main Street Wind Mill
Vinifera
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Asahi Japan
Clos duVines
Coastal Val
Clos Pegase
Collage
Montevina
Mark West
Montpellier
Martin Ray
WindsorCreek
Wattle
Westside
Sonoma
Firestone
IMPORTED Walker California Collage des Anges
Collection Motos
Masked Rider AUSTRALIA
Wild Hare
Iron Fist Japan
Asahi
California
CRCRCellars
Cellars Napa Cellars
Merryvale Angove
Wild Oak
LeftIron
Coast California
Fist China Crusher
Crusher Newman’s Own
Mia’s Playground D’Arenberg
Willakenzie
Lucky Buddha
Kysela CyclesGladiator
Cycles Gladiator Michael David
Next Frisk Selyem
William
NewLeftBelgium
Coast
Colorado Deloach
Deloach Middle Sister
NxNW GrantMill
Wind Burge
Lucky Buddha DesertWind
Desert Wind Montevina
“O” Wines InnocentSonoma
Windsor Bystander
WINE
New Belgium Dierberg
Dierberg
Douglas
Motos
OneHope John Duval
AUSTRALIA
Red Horse Don & SonsHill Napa Cellars
Patianna Kilakanoon
SPARKLING
San Miguel & Duck Pond
Douglass Hill Newman’s Own
Pepi Angove
Leeuwin
Dutton-Goldfield Next D’Arenberg
Little Boomey
CHAMPAGNE Duck Pond Pepperwood
WINE
Abbazia Brochetto Italy
Elvis Presley
Dutton-Goldfield
Emerald Glen
Elvis
NxNWPaul
Peter
“O” Wines
Frisk
Penley Estate
Grant Burge
Peter Lehmann
Abbazia Prosecco Italy EOSPresley PINO
OneHope
Cellars
Innocent
Razor’s EdgeBystander
SPARKLING
Bruno Paillard France & Emerald
Est 75 Glen Ponzi Vineyards
John Duval
EstFantesca
75 Patianna
Project Paso Shoofly
CHAMPAGNE
Caposaldo Prosecco Italy
Pepi Kilakanoon
Stump Jump
Charles
Abbaziade Brochetto
Fere France Italy Fantesca
Fetzer PromixQus Leeuwin
Fetzer Pepperwood
Purple Cowboy Taltarni
Charles
AbbaziaHeidsieck
ProseccoFrance Italy
Firehose Peter Paul Little Boomey
Cristalino
Bruno Paillard
Spain France Firehose Ray ’s Station
Firestone
First Ponzi Vineyards CHILE
Penley Estate
Domaine
CaposaldoCarneros Prosecco California
Italy
FirstPress
Press Red Belly
Project
Black
Paso Peter
Antigal Lehmann
Charles
Iron HorsedeCalifornia
Fere France Five
FiveRivers
Rivers Rockbrook Razor’s Edge
PromixQus Apaltagua
Charles
Korbel Heidsieck France
California Flock
Flock Rock Rabbit Shoofly
PurpleStock
Cowboy Carmen
Cristalino
Marco Negri Spain Italy Flora
FloraSprings
Springs Route Stump Jump
Ray ’s Station La Playa
Domaine
Piper Sonoma Carneros
California California Fog
FogMountain
Mountain Rutherford Taltarni
Red Belly Black William Cole
Iron Horse
Placere France California Folie
Foleya Deux Sandoval
Rockbrook
KorbelSpainCalifornia
Poema Folio
Folie a Deux Sauvignon
Rock RabbitRepublic
CHILE
FRANCE
Marco NegriCalifornia
Schramsberg
Italy
Four
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Bouchard
Roth Estate Apaltagua
Piper Sonoma California Gaga
Four Vines Screw
Route Kappa
Stock Napa Charles de Cazanove
Placere France Gainey
Gaga Vineyards Seaglass Carmen
Chateau Vignot
Sandoval La Playa Huet
Poema Spain Goodnight
Gainey Vineyards Sequana
Sauvignon Republic Domaine
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ANEJO
Awarded the Double gold medal at the 2006 San
Francisco World Spirits Competition, our anejo is
aged for one year in new American oak barrels that
have been charred on the inside to lend a touch of
smoke to the vanilla and caramel flavors present in
our tequila. The bottle is red because red represents
wealth and prosperity in Mexico.
REPOSADO
Corralejo Reposado is “rested” for four months in
three different types of oak - French, American, and
Encino oak and represents a highly unique approach
to the use of wood for influencing our tequilas flavor.
Our master distiller, Don Leonardo picked the bottle
to be blue because the color blue represents healing.
BLANCO
We call this “la verdad” or “the truth” of tequila and
the true essence of the agave plant. Blanco comes
straight off of our copper pot still and is bottled
unaged. This best captures the authentic character of
the Blue Weber Agave.
100% De Agave
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Rémy Martin
VSOP
The world’s first and favorite Fine
Champagne Cognac VSOP, Rémy Martin
VSOP is renowned for its bold, smooth
taste.The perfect harmony of powerful
and elegant aromas.
BLACK BARREL
SMALL BATCH HANDCRAFTED RUM
The latest from Master Blender Allen Smith,
Black Barrel is a small batch, handcrafted
blend made of matured double pot distillates
and aged column distillates. In a process
called finishing, the blended rum is then
LOUIS XIII CLASSIC DECANTER matured for a second time in deeply charred
Created in 1874, LOUIS XIII enjoys over 140 years of History. Each Decanter is
Bourbon oak barrels. This unique process
the result of care and Craftsmanship of four generations of Cellar Masters from
releases spicy aromas that are at once
THE HOUSE OF REMY MARTIN. LOUIS XIII is a blend of 1,200 eaux-de-vie aged
balanced, and bold.
from 40 to 100 years. Grapes are sourced 100% from Grande Champagne
region of Cognac. The iconic crystal decanter is individually numbered and
meticulously handcrafted by 11 master glassmen from the House of Baccarat.
Tasting notes: A firework of aromas with floral, spice, fruit, wood and nut
dimensions, LOUIS XIII has unparalleled complexity and an extremely long
finish of up to one hour.
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1800® Tequila, the fastest Introducing the world’s first The Kraken® is the first Hangar One Vodka® is a Made from the finest wheat
selling original 100% Agave crystal-clear aged tequila imported black rum from the range of all-natural, fruit harvested in England, Three
super-premium tequila in the with the complexity of aged Caribbean blended with over infused vodkas made in an Olives® Vodka achieves its
U.S., is renowned for being cognacs combined with the 11 secret spices and weighs in aircraft hangar just outside of elegant and superior taste
expertly aged and consistently crispness of luxury at an impressive San Francisco. Named through perfected
smooth. 1800® Tequila is vodkas. Dobel® Tequila is a 94 proof. Named for a sea after the World War 2 aircraft methods of distillation and
made from pure, 100% blue unique blend of Extra- Añejo, beast of myth and legend, The hangar in which it is distilled filtration. Since its launch the
agave grown on family owned Añejo and Reposado Tequila Kraken® is strong, rich, black and bottled, Hangar One has brand has grown to offer over
ranches and bottled in Jalisco, blended and filtered to and smooth which lends itself become America’s favorite 20 bold and intense flavors!
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Hendrick’s is an iconoclastically produced small batch gin distilled in Ayrshire,
Scotland. Our unusual distillation process combined with our oddly delicious
set of infusions yields a one-of-a-kind gin that is passionately loved by a tiny
yet growing handful of individuals all over the world. No other gin tastes like it
because no other gin is made like it.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
The exceptional quality of The Balvenie is due to the fact that the
Balvenie Distillery retains and nurtures a high level of craftsmanship
that other malt whisky producers no longer employ: nowhere else
will you find a distillery that still grows its own barley, still malts in
its own traditional floor maltings and still employs coopers to tend
the casks and a coppersmith to maintain the stills.
SEA-WORTHY
This is man stuff. Filled with the grit, romance and heartbreak
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evidence of such. And it’s drawn into all of Sailor Jerry’s
tattoos. Keep your eyes out for his work, not in galleries,
but in bars and on the street. If you find yourself strangely
captivated by the girl on an old man’s arm, we suggest you go
ahead and offer to buy the guy a drink of Sailor Jerry Navy
Rum. Hopefully, he’ll be so impressed with your taste in rum, he
won’t punch you out and maybe he’ll tell you some stories.
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Alcohol: 25%
Ingredients: Sweet Potato,
Yellow Koji, White Koji
Region: Oita
Brewery: Sanwa Shurui
This shochu is made from selected Golden Sweet Potatoes from the Kagoshima Prefecture,
and “Yellow Koji.” Delicate and sensitive to heat, it is fermented at a low temperature with
care. The sweet aroma reminds you of honey, and the taste is mild with a smooth finish.
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WISMETTAC ASIAN FOODS
“(formerly Nishimoto Trading Co. Ltd.)”
331 Libby Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Tel: (808) 832-7555 Fax: 841-3853
BEER–Imported
ASAHI
DRAFT BEER
SUPER DRY
REDD'S ALE
IMPORT - SPECIALTY WARSTEINER
• Dunkel • Apple SPIRITS
BIRRA MORETTI • Premium Verum • Blueberry
• Larossa • Limited Pick Black Cherry STRAIGHT WHISKY
• Premium Lager FLAVORED MALT BEVERAGES • Limited Pick Strawberry
1792 RIDGE MOUNT
• Peach
CHIMAY • ARNOLD PALMER SPIKED HALF & HALF • Reserve
• Variety
• Blue Cap Grand Reserve
•CAYMAN JACK MARGARITA REDD'S WICKED BLANTON'S Bourbon
• Red Cap Premiere • Apple • Single Barrel - 93pr
• White Cap Triple • FOUR LOKO
• Black Cherry
• Fruit Punch • Blood Orange JEFFERSON'S
DUVEL • Gold • 82pr
• Lemonade
• Peach • Reserve - 90pr
ERDINGER • Sour Apple
• Dunkel • Watermelon • Watermelon TEN HIGH
• Oktoberfest Weizen HENRY'S HARD SODA • Straw-Kiwi • Bourbon - 80pr
• Weisbier Hefeweizen • Lemon Lime TWISTED TEA
• Grape • Half & Half CANADIAN WHISKY
ESTRELLA DAMM INEDIT
• Orange • Original
GRIMBERGEN • Raspberry RICH & RARE - 80pr
HENRY'S HARD SPARKLING
KRONENBOURG • Lemon Lime SMIRNOFF
SCOTCH WHISKY
• Passion Fruit • Ice Green Apple
LA CHOUFFE BLONDE
• Ice Mango HOUSE OF STUART
MAREDSOUS MIKE'S • Ice Original
LAUDER'S SCOTCH
• 10 Triple • Hard Black Cherry Lemonade • Ice Pineapple
• 6 Blonde • Hard Cranberry Lemonade • Ice Raspberry Burst
• 8 Brune • Hard Lemonade SINGLE MALT SCOTCH
• Ice Triple Black
• Hard Lemonade Variety • Ice Variety OLD PULTENEY - 80pr
MC CHOUFFE BRUNE
• Hard Limeade • Ice Wild Grape
MURPHY'S • Hard Blood Orange SPEYBURN - 10Yr
• Draught Style Stout • Hard Mango Punch SMIRNOFF ICE
• Hard Pink Lemonade • Ice Screwdriver COGNAC
• Hard Strawberry Lemonade • Moscow Mule
OLDE SUFFOLK VINTAGE ALE MEUKOW
• Harder Apple Ale STEEL RESERVE ALLOY SERIES
PAULANER HEFE-WEIZEN • Harder Black Cherry • Blackberry
UNIBROUE • Harder Cranberry GIN (Domestic)
• Pineapple
• Blanche de Chambly • Harder Lemonade • Spiked Punch BALLAST POINT
• Don de Dieu • Harder Strawberry Pineapple • Spiked Blue Razz
• Eau Benite BARTON - 80pr
PARROT BAY POUCHES • Watermelon
• Emphemere Apple CRYSTAL PALACE - 80pr
• Mango Daiquiri NON-ALCOHOLIC BREWS
• Emphemere Cassis
• La Fin du Monde • Pina Colada BUCKLER NON-ALCOHOLIC FLEISCHMANNS - 80pr
• La Terrible • Strawberry Daiquiri
CLAUSTHALER NA ROGUE
• Maudite PALM BREEZE
• Trois Pistoles • Pineapple Mandarin Orange COORS NON-ALCOHOLIC
• Ruby Red Citrus ERDINGER ALKOHOL-FREI
KALIBER NON-ALCOHOLIC
SHARP'S NA
GOSLINGS GINGER BEER
HILO HILOKONA
452 Kalanianaole Ave.
KONA
73-5581 Olowalu St.
MAUI 21MAUILa'a St.
KAUAI
KAUAI
1741 Haleukana St.
452 Kalanianaole Ave. 73-5581 Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 21 La'a
Olowalu St.
Hilo, HI 96720 St. HI 96793
Kahului, 1741 Haleukana
Lihue, HI 96766 St. A Wine Division of
Hilo, HI 96720 Kailua-Kona,
Ph: (808) 935-1168HI 96740
Ph: (808) Kahului, HI
329-2242 Ph:96793
(808) 244-3144 Lihue,245-6938
Ph: (808) HI 96766
Ph: (808) 935-1168
Fax: (808) 969-9953
Ph: (808) 329-2242
Fax: (808) 329-4560 Fax: (808) 242-5826
Ph: (808) 244-3144
Fax: (808) 245-5208
Ph: (808) 245-6938 Paradise Beverages, Inc.
Fax: (808) 969-9953 Fax: (808) 329-4560 Fax: (808) 242-5826 Fax: (808) 245-5208
DOMESTIC BEER CRAFT BEER DESCHUTES cont.
www.paradisebeverages.com NORTH COAST
COLT 45 ANCHOR • Obsidian Stout • Brother Thelonius
• Barley • Seasonal • Old Rasputin
DOMESTIC BEER COORS CRAFT BEER • Breckles Brown DESCHUTES cont. NORTH COAST
• Old Stock Ale
CALIFORNIA
COLT 45
Babcock Winery & Vineyards
• Banquet
ANCHOR
Waterstone Winery
• Liberty Ale • Obsidian HAWAII
Stout NUI • Pranqster
• Brother Thelonius
Cayuse Vineyards (Bio-Dynamically Farmed)
• Light • Porter • Hapa Brown Ale • Red Seal Ale
Albertoni (Bronco Wine Co.) Beckmen Vineyards (Bio Dynamically Farmed)
• Barley • Steam Whitehall Lane
• Seasonal • Kauai Gold • Old Rasputin
• Scrimshaw Doubleback (Drew Bledsoe & Chris Figgins)
ICE HOUSE • Sunset
COORS
Austerity (Cecchetti Wine Co.) • Breckles Brown
Herman Story Wines • Seasonal
• Seasonal
• Old Stock Ale
OMMEGANG Figgins Family
• Banquet • Liberty Ale
KEYSTONE ANDERSON VALLEYHAWAII NUI • Pranqster
• 3 Philosophers
Bogle Vineyards• Light Kaena Wine Company
• Light •
• Boont Amber Ale Hapa Brown Ale
LEINENKUGELSONOMA COUNTY • Abbey Ale
• Red Seal Ale L’Ecole #41 (Wa. Winegrowers Sustainable Trust)
• •Ice
Porter • Hop Ottn' IPA • Honey Weiss • Duvel
Cheap Red & White Wines Longoria Wines
• •Premium
Steam • Oatmeal Stout
• Kauai Gold• Seasonal
Cloverdale Ranch (Pellegrini Family Vnyrds)
• Scrimshaw
• Hennepin Leonetti Cellar (Wa. Winegrowers Sustainable Trust)
ICE HOUSE • Seasonal • Sunset
• Poleeko Gold Pale • Rare Vos
Coastal Ridge (Bronco Wine Co.) Look Me In The Eye (Kaena Wine Co.)
KILLIAN'S DuMOL Winery OMMEGANG
LOST COAST Matthews Cellars
• Red BALLAST POINT • Seasonal • Alleycat Amber PRIMO
County Line KEYSTONE
(By: Radio Coteau) Sea Smoke Cellars
ANDERSON
MICKEY'S
VALLEY • Big Eye IPA Gunfighter-Dark HorsePYRAMID
• Downtown Brown
• Great White
•Wines
3 Philosophers Quilceda Creek
• Light LEINENKUGEL
• Black Marlin Porter
Crane Lake (Bronco
• Ice
Wine Co.) • •Ice
Boont Amber Ale
Sine Qua Non (Bio Dynamically Farmed)
• •Malt Liquor
• Calico Amber Ale
• Honey Weiss Longboard Vineyards •• Abbey
• Indica IPA
Duvel
Ale
• Apricot Ale
• Hefeweizen
Hop Ottn' IPA • Pale Ale • Raspberry Brown Ale
Forest Glen (Bronco Wine Co.)
• Premium • Oatmeal Stout
MILLER Marietta Cellars
• Sculpin IPA • Seasonal • Tangerine Wheat • Thunderhead IPA
• Hennepin
• Seasonal AUSTRALIA
• Wahoo Wheat
ForestVille (Bronco Wine Co.) • Chill
MENDOCINO
• Poleeko Gold Pale • Seasonal Martinelli Winery ROGUE
MACTARNAHAN'S • Rare Vos Pirramimma Wines (McLaren Vale)
KILLIAN'S • Genuine Draft LOST COAST • Amber Ale • Chipotle
Heron Wines • Red • High Life
Frey Vineyards (Certified Biodynamic
BALLAST
• Lite POINT
BLUE MOON ® Wines)
• Belgian White
Merry Edwards WinesPRIMO
• Seasonal
• Alleycat Amber • Chocolate Stout Tapestry Wines (McLaren Vale)
• Downtown Brown
MAUI BREWING CO • Dead Guy Ale
J.C. Cellars • 64
Goldeneye (Duckhorn Wine Co.)
• Big Eye IPA • Seasonal
Olivet Lane (PellegriniPYRAMID
• Big Swell IPA Family Vnyrds)Brown
• Hazelnut AUSTRALIA: NEGOCIANTS-USA
MICKEY'S • Black Marlin
MILWAUKEE'S BEST PorterBUTCHER'S BREWERY • Great White • Juniper Ale
Line 39 (Cecchetti• Wine
Ice Co.) Handley Cellars
• Ice
• Calico Amber Ale
• Bikini Blonde
Pedroncelli Winery • Apricot
• Mucho Aloha • Indica IPA • Coconut Porter Ale
• Mocha Porter • Giaconda (Victoria)
• Light • Mana Wheat • Morimoto Suba
Littorai Wines (Bio
• Malt Liquor Farmed)
Dynamically Navarro Vineyards
• •Regular
Pale Ale Salmon Creek (Bronco Wine
BUFFALO BILL'S • Raspberry •Brown Seasonal Ale
• Hefeweizen
Co.)
• Shakespeare Stout • Heggies (Eden Valley, S. AU)
• Sculpin IPA • Tangerine
• Strawberry Blonde Wheat • Thunderhead
• Side Street Inn IPA
Migration Wines
MILLER(Duckhorn Wine Co.) OLDE ENGLISH "800" • Seasonal Selby Winery
MEHANA • Chatoe Series
• Seasonal • Henschke (Eden Valley, S. AU)
• •HGWahoo Wheat
Malt Liquor • Humpback Blue • Seasonal
McManis Family• ChillVineyards NAPA VALLEY
• Malt Liquor
• Seasonal MACTARNAHAN'S
CORONADO BREWING Small Vines
• Hawaiian Crow Porter • Jansz (Tasmania)
ROGUE ADAMS
SAMUEL
Radio Coteau • Genuine Draft
• Golden Ale • Maunakea Pale Ale
Amuse Bouche Wines (Heidi Peterson-Barrett) • Amber Ale Stuhlmuller Vineyards • Chipotle
• High Life
PABST BLUE RIBBON • Idiot IPA
• Mermaid's Red•Ale
Seasonal
• Volcano Red Pale • Black Lager • Jim Barry (Clare Valley, S. AU)
BLUE MOON • Cherry Wheat
Cecchetti Wine •Co. Lite Au Sommet (Heidi Peterson-Barrett)
SPARKS
• Belgian White
• Orange Avenue Wit Teira Wines
MENDOCINO • Chocolate
• Coastal WheatStout • Langmeil (Eden Valley, S. AU)
• Black Hawk Stout • Imperial Double Bock
Nine North Wine• 64 Company Cade Winery DESCHUTES MAUI BREWING COHeron Pale • Dead Guy
StoutAle
ST. IDES MALT LIQUOR
• Seasonal • Blue • Imperial
• Hazelnut Brown
• Mesh (Eden Valley, S. AU)
• Big Swell IPA
• Black Butte Porter • Brother Thelonius • Imperial White
SLODown Wines MILWAUKEE'S BEST
- (Napa Green Certified Winery “LEED Gold”)
STEEL RESERVE • Chainbreaker IPA
BUTCHER'S BREWERY • Green Lakes Organic
OREGON
• Eye of the Hawk
• Bikini Blonde
• Imperial Wee Heavy
• Juniper Ale AUSTRALIA: NEGOCIANTS-USA cont.
• Red Tail Ale • Lager
Stephen Vincent• Ice Chappellet Winery (Napa Green Certified Winery) A to Z Wineworks • Mocha
• Mucho Aloha • Inversion IPA • Coconut Porter
• White Hawk IPA • Light Porter • Oxford Landing (Eden Valley, S. AU)
• Mirror Pond Pale Ale • Latitude 48
• Light Continuum Estate • Mana Wheat • Morimoto Suba
Tierra Divina (Patrick Campbell)
• Regular
- (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon
• Shakespeare Stout
LIVE”) • Pewsey Vale (Eden Valley, S. AU)
BUFFALO BILL'S • Seasonal
Trim & Edge (Wines by Ray Signorello) David Arthur Blonde
• Strawberry Abacela “Umpqua Valley” • Side Street Inn • Redbank Winery (Victoria)
Weibel FamilyOLDE ENGLISH
Sparkling Wines"800" Decoy Wines (Duckhorn Wine Co.) MEHANA
• Seasonal - (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon
• Chatoe SeriesLIVE”)
• HG Malt Liquor • HumpbackAdelsheim
Blue • Seasonal
• Vasse Felix (Margaret River)
Domaine Napa Winery (Bronco Wine Co.) Vineyard
• Malt Liquor CORONADO BREWING • Hawaiian Crow Porter
- (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon LIVE”) • Yalumba (S. AU)
AMADOR COUNTY- El•Molino
Golden Ale • Maunakea Pale Ale SAMUEL ADAMS
PABST BLUE RIBBON • Idiot
Dunn IPA
Vineyards Antica
• Volcano Red Pale Terra & Lillian • Black Lager
SIERRA FOOTHILLS • Mermaid's Red Ale • Cherry Wheat NEW ZEALAND
Fuse Beaux Freres (Bio Dynamically Farmed)
Domaine de laSPARKS
Terre Rouge (Wines by
• Orange Ray Signorello)
Avenue Wit MENDOCINO • Coastal Wheat Babich Wines
Frank Family Vineyards Benton
• Black Hawk Stout Lane • Imperial Double Bock
Easton WinesST. IDES MALT LIQUOR Discovery Wines (Dan Schuster)
DESCHUTES
Green & Red Vineyard
• Blue HeronBethel
Pale Heights • Imperial Stout
STEEL RESERVE
• Black Butte Porter • Brother Thelonius • Imperial White
- (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon LIVE”) Mount Difficulty
CARNEROS Honig Vineyard & Winery
• Chainbreaker IPA (Napa Cert. Green• Winery)
Eye of the Hawk
Chehalem
• Imperial Wee Heavy
Nautilus
• Green Lakes Organic • Lager
Saintsbury Krupp Bros.-Veraison Winery (Stagecoach• Vnyrd)
Red Tail Ale
Roaring Meg (Mt. Difficulty)
• Inversion IPA • White Hawk IPA - (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon
• Light LIVE”)
Truchard Vineyards Lang & Reed
• Mirror PondWine Company
Pale Ale Firesteed Cellars (Sustainable/“Oregon
• Latitude 48 LIVE”)
La Sirena Wines (Heidi Peterson-Barrett) Francis Tannahill (Sustainable/“Oregon LIVE”) ARGENTINA
CENTRAL COAST- Lloyd Cellars Ken Wright Cellars (Practices Sustainable Agriculture) Aveniu Brands - “Locations” by: Orin Swift
MONTEREY & SANTA CRUZ Napa Ridge (Bronco Wine Co.) Kings Ridge Wines (Union Wine Co.) Terra Rosa (Laurel Glen)
Butternut Paraduxx (Duckhorn Wine Co. - Napa Cert. Green Winery) Penner-Ash Wine Cellars (Sustainable/“Oregon LIVE”) Tucumen
- BNA Wine Group (Tony Leonardini) Parcel 41 (Nine North Wine Co.) R. Stuart & Co. VINO DEL SOL -
Harlow Ridge - Lodi (Bronco Wine Co.) Plumpjack Winery Rex Hill Vineyards THE ARGENTINE WINE SPECIALIST®
Thomas Fogarty Winery & Vineyards Regusci (Nine North Wine Co.) - (Oregon Certified (OCSW)/“Oregon LIVE”)
• Altocero (La Consul ta, Val le de Uco,
Round Pond Solena Estate (Bio-Dynamically Farmed) Mendoza)
CENTRAL COAST- Little Lion Wine Company Tendril (By Tony Rynders) • Ksana (Las Compuer tas, Luján de Cuyo,
PASO ROBLES - Tony Leonardini Tyrus Evan (Ken Wright Cellars) Mendoza)
Ledge Vineyards (Mark Adams: Saxum) Signorello Estate - (Wa. Winegrowers Sustainable Trust) • La Madrid (Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo,
Peachy Canyon Winery Somerston Estate (Priest Ranch) Underwood Cellars (Union Wine Co.) Mendoza) Certified Organic
Switchback Ridge William Hatcher (Sustainable/“Oregon LIVE”) • Manos Negras
SOUTH - CENTRAL COAST - Titus Vineyards • Tapiz
SANTA MARIA & Nine North Wine Co. WASHINGTON • Zolo
SANTA YNEZ VALLEY Volunteer (Little Lion Wine Company Andrew Will
Alma Rosa Winery & Vineyards - Tony Leonardini) Cadence Winery CHILE
- (Bio Dynamically Farmed) Voss Vineyards - Organically Farmed Vineyard Cayalla Winery Chono Certified Organic Winery
HILO HILOKONA
452 Kalanianaole Ave.
KONA
73-5581 Olowalu St.
MAUI 21MAUILa'a St.
KAUAI
KAUAI
1741 Haleukana St.
452 Kalanianaole Ave. 73-5581 Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 21 La'a
Olowalu St.
Hilo, HI 96720 St. HI 96793
Kahului, 1741 Haleukana
Lihue, HI 96766 St. A Wine Division of
Hilo, HI 96720 Kailua-Kona,
Ph: (808) 935-1168HI 96740 Kahului,
Ph: (808) 329-2242 HI
Ph:96793
(808) 244-3144 Lihue,245-6938
Ph: (808) HI 96766
Ph: (808) 935-1168
Fax: (808) 969-9953
Ph: (808) 329-2242
Fax: (808) 329-4560 Fax: (808) 242-5826
Ph: (808) 244-3144
Fax: (808) 245-5208
Ph: (808) 245-6938 Paradise Beverages, Inc.
Fax: (808) 969-9953 Fax: (808) 329-4560 Fax: (808) 242-5826 Fax: (808) 245-5208
DOMESTIC BEER CRAFT BEER DESCHUTES cont.
www.paradisebeverages.com NORTH COAST
COLT 45 ANCHOR • Obsidian Stout • Brother Thelonius
• Barley • Seasonal • Old Rasputin
DOMESTIC BEER RHONECRAFT BEER
COORS DESCHUTES cont.
• Breckles Brown NORTH COAST
• Old Stock Ale
Estampa COLT 45 • Clos du Mont Olivet
• Banquet
ANCHOR • Liberty Ale • Obsidian StoutNUI
HAWAII • Pranqster
• Brother Thelonius
• Light • Hapa Brown Ale • Red Seal Ale
Neyen (Huneeus) (Châteauneuf-du-Pape)
• Barley
• Porter
• Seasonal • Kauai Gold GERMANY • Old Rasputin
• Scrimshaw
• Steam
COORS ICE HOUSE
• Domaine la Bouïssiere (Gigondas)
• Breckles Brown • Seasonal • Sunset
• Old Stock Ale DUET (Hazelnut Sherry)
Odjfell (Armador) HAWAII NUI
CELLARS INTERNATIONAL
• Seasonal OMMEGANG -
• Banquet • Liberty Ale
KEYSTONE
• Domaine La Millière
ANDERSON VALLEY • Pranqster
• 3 Philosophers Maduro (Australian Port)
Rayun (Bio-Dynamically
• LightFarmed) • Light •
• Boont Amber Ale Hapa Brown RUDI WIEST SELECTIONS
Ale
LEINENKUGEL • Abbey Ale
• Red Seal Ale
• •Ice
Porter
(Châteauneuf-du-Pape) Organic Winery
• Hop Ottn' IPA • Honey Weiss • Duvel
Santa Alicia • •Premium
Steam • Oatmeal Stout
• Kauai Gold• Seasonal
• Rudi Wiest Proprietary
• HennepinWines
• Scrimshaw
ICE HOUSE • Le Clos du Caillou
• Seasonal • Sunset
• Poleeko Gold Pale • Rare Vos
• Becker EstateOMMEGANG
Viña Quintay (Casablanca Valley) KILLIAN'S
• Red
LOST COAST
BALLAST POINT • Seasonal • Alleycat Amber
(Châteauneuf-du-Pape)
(Pfalz): “Practicing Organic”
PRIMO
VINO DEL SOL KEYSTONE
IMPORTS ANDERSON VALLEY • Big Eye IPA • Bert Simon (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
• Downtown Brown • 3 Philosophers
• Light
PROVENCE
MICKEY'S
LEINENKUGEL
• Black Marlin Porter • Great White PYRAMID
• •Ice
Boont Amber Ale • Abbey Ale
• Manos •Negras
Ice • •Malt• Château de Pibarnon
Liquor
• Calico Amber Ale
• Honey Weiss • Dr F Weins-Prüm
• Indica IPA • Apricot Ale
(Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
• Duvel
• Hefeweizen
Hop Ottn' IPA • Pale Ale • Raspberry Brown Ale
• Premium MILLER (Bandol) Organic Winery
• Oatmeal Stout • Wahoo Wheat
• Dr. Heger (Baden)
• Sculpin IPA • Seasonal • Tangerine Wheat • Thunderhead IPA
• Hennepin
• Seasonal
FRANCE • Chill
• Poleeko Gold Pale • Seasonal
• Domaine du Dragon (Draguignan) MACTARNAHAN'S •(Rheingau)
• Franz KünstlerROGUERare Vos
KILLIAN'S • Genuine Draft LOST COAST • Amber Ale • Chipotle
• High Life
Aveniu Brands -• “Locations”
Red by: Orin Swift BALLAST
• Lite • Mas de Gourgonnier
POINT
BLUE MOON
• Belgian White
• Alleycat Amber • Fritz Haag (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
• Seasonal
PRIMO • Chocolate Stout
• 64 • Downtown Brown
MAUI BREWING CO • Dead Guy Ale
Orin Swift MICKEY'S LANGUEDOC • Big Eye IPA • Seasonal
• Fürst (Franken):
• Big Swell IPA “Practicing Organic”
• Hazelnut Brown
PYRAMID
• Black Marlin
MILWAUKEE'S BEST PorterBUTCHER'S BREWERY • Great White • Juniper Ale
FIVE GRAPES• Ice
IMPORTS - FRANCE • Chateau de Mattes-Sabran (Corbières)
• Ice
• Bikini Blonde
• Gunderloch • Apricot
• Mucho Aloha • Indica IPA • Coconut Porter Ale
• Mocha Porter
• Calico Amber Ale
• Light • Morimoto Suba
• Malt Liquor
NORTH BERKELEY IMPORTS - FRANCE • Domaine la Tour Penedesses
• •Regular
Pale Ale
• Mana Wheat
BUFFALO BILL'S • Raspberry •Brown
(Rheinhessen): “Practicing
Seasonal Ale
Organic”
• Hefeweizen
• Shakespeare Stout
• Sculpin IPA
(Faugères) • Tangerine
• Strawberry Blonde Wheat • Thunderhead
• Side Street Inn IPA
• Joh Jos Prüm (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
CHAMPAGNEMILLER OLDE ENGLISH "800" • Seasonal MEHANA • Chatoe Series
• Seasonal
• •HGWahoo
BORDEAUX Wheat
• Domaine Jean Vesselle
• Chill
Malt Liquor
• Malt Liquor MACTARNAHAN'S
CORONADO BREWING • Karthäuserhof • Seasonal
• Humpback Blue
• Hawaiian Crow Porter
• Seasonal
• Genuine Draft
(Bouzy, Champagne) • Chateau Pontete-Bellegrave
PABST BLUE RIBBON
• Golden Ale
• Idiot IPA
• Amber Ale • Maunakea Pale Ale
• Volcano Red Pale
ROGUE
SAMUEL
(Mosel-Saar-Ruwer): ADAMSOrganic”
“Practicing
• Black Lager
• High Life • Mermaid's Red•Ale
Seasonal • Chipotle
• Egly-Ouriet (Ambonnay, Champagne) BLUE
SPARKS
(Graves de Vayres)
MOON • Meyer-Näkel (Ahr)
• Cherry Wheat
• Chocolate
• Coastal WheatStout
• Lite • Belgian White
• Orange Avenue Wit MENDOCINO
• Black Hawk Stout • Imperial Double Bock
• 64 ST. IDES MALT LIQUOR
• Seasonal DESCHUTES MAUI BREWING COHeron Pale
• Blue
• Dead Guy
• Imperial StoutAle
LOIRE VALLEY STEEL RESERVE ITALY • Black Butte Porter
• Chainbreaker IPA
• Pfeffingen • Hazelnut
• Big Swell IPA
• Brother Thelonius Brown
• Imperial White
• Imperial Wee Heavy
• Eye of the Hawk • Juniper Ale
MILWAUKEE'S BEST BUTCHER'S BREWERY • Green Lakes Organic • Bikini Blonde
• Blanchet (Pouilly-sur-Loire)
• Ice
Annalisa Sparkling (Veneto & Piedmont) • Red Tail Ale
• Inversion IPA • Coconut Porter
• Lager
(Pfalz): “Practicing•Organic”
Mocha Porter
• Mucho Aloha • White Hawk IPA • Light
• Cruchet• Light
(Noizay, Vouvray) Aveniu Brands - “Locations” by: Orin Swift
• Mirror Pond Pale Ale
• Mana Wheat • Raumland Sekt• Morimoto
• Latitude 48
Suba
• Domaine• Regular
de la Grenaudière, BUFFALO
The Country BILL'S
Vintner • Seasonal • Shakespeare
(Rheinhessen): “Practicing Organic” Stout
• Strawberry Blonde • Side Street Inn
SèvreOLDE
et Maine (Muscadet)
ENGLISH "800" Santa Luz (Alba)
• Seasonal MEHANA • Rebholz (Pfalz):•“Certified Organic”
Chatoe Series
• Domaine• HG Malt (Sancerre)
Pastou Liquor ANGELINI WINES - ITALY • Humpback Blue • Reinhold Haart• Seasonal
• Malt Liquor CORONADO BREWING
• Domaine Vacheron (Sancerre) Org. Winery • Carpene Malvolti (Veneto) •• Hawaiian
• Golden Ale
Crow Porter
Maunakea Pale Ale
(Mosel-Saar-Ruwer): “Practicing Organic”
SAMUEL ADAMS
PABST
• Gerald Vallée:BLUE
Dom RIBBON
de la Cotelleraie • Idiot• Fastelli
IPA (Toscana) • Volcano Red Pale
• Robert Eymael• Black Lager
• Mermaid's Red Ale (Monchhof): (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
• Cherry Wheat
(St Nicholas de Bourgueil)
SPARKS • Livon (Friuli) • Coastal Wheat
BURGUNDY • Orange Avenue Wit MENDOCINO • Salwey Estate (Baden)
• MontAsolo (Veneto) • Black Hawk Stout • Imperial Double Bock
ST. (Chablis)
• Boudin IDES MALT LIQUOR DESCHUTES • Schäfer-Fröhlich (Nahe) Stout
• Imperial
• Palagetto (Toscana) • Blue Heron Pale
• Domaine Anne Gros • Black Butte Porter • Brother Thelonius• Schloss Hallburg • Imperial
(Volkach White
/ Franken)
STEEL RESERVE • Piazzo (Piemonte)
• Chainbreaker IPA • Eye of the Hawk • Schloss Lieser • Imperial Wee Heavy
(Vosne-Romanée,Cote de Nuits)
NORTH
• GreenBERKELEY
Lakes Organic IMPORTS - •ITALY
Red Tail Ale (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer):
• Lager
“Practicing Organic”
• Domaine Arlaud • Inversion IPA • Light
• Ca’Vittoria (Valdobbiadene) • White Hawk IPA • Schloss Schönborn (Rheingau)
(Morey-St.-Denis,Cote de Nuits) • Mirror Pond Pale Ale • Latitude 48
• Domaine Marius Delarche • Durin Riviera Ligure di Ponente (Liguria) • Schnaitmann Estate (Württemberg)
(Pernand-Vergelesses) • Podere del Paradiso (San Gimignano) • Wegeler (Rheingau)
• Domaine Michel Sarrazin et Fils SMALL VINEYARDS IMPORTS - ITALY • Wirsching
(Cote de Nuits) • Antonio Sanguineti (Toscana) (Franken): “Practicing Organic”
• Domaine Perraud (Mâconnais) • Fattoria Bibbiani (Toscana) • von Buhl (Pfalz): “Certified Organic”
• Domaine Vincent Dureuil-Janthial • Fattoria Capannacce (Toscana) • von Hövel (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer)
(Côte Chalonnaise) • Forte Canto/Terre del Grico (Puglia) • Zilliken
• Eric Forest (Vergisson, Maconnais) • GioCato (Primorska, Slovenia) (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer): “Practicing Organic”
• Frédéric Magnien • Giuseppe Lonardi (Veneto)
(Morey-St.-Denis, Cote de Nuits) SPAIN
• La Quercia (Abruzzo)
• Gérard Raphet (Morey St. Denis) • Le Rote (Toscana) Alvear - Alange (Ribera del Guadina)
• Philippe Livera • Marchetti (Marche) Aveniu Brands - “Locations” by: Orin Swift
(Gevrey-Chambertin, Cote de Nuits)
• Martorana (Sicilia) Bodegas Luis Alegre (Rioja)
• Terres Secrètes (Mâconnais)
BEAUJOLAIS • Parazzeta (Toscana) Cordorniu Winery
• Domaine de la Madone • Podera Ciona (Toscana) Pares Balta (Penedes) - Certified Organic
(Le Perréon, Beaujolais) • Poderi Elia (Piemonte)
• Georges Viornery (Brouilly,Beaujolais) • Tre Donna (Piemonte) SONOMA VALLEY PORTWORKS
• Trevsiol (Veneto) DECO (Chocolate Port)
Spirits
CACHACA Lazzaroni Koval
Cabana Licor 43 Nö 209
Leblon Lucid Absinthe Potters
APERITIFS & BITTERS Ypioca Luxardo Seagram’s
Aperol Luzhou Laojiao Tru Organic
Averna Amaro CORDIALS & LIQUEURS Marie Brizard
Bar Keep Bitters (DOMESTIC) Malibu Red GIN (IMPORTED)
Bitter Truth Arrow Massenez Beefeater
Bittermans Dekuyper Mathilde Bombay
Campari Ezra Brooks Midori Bulldog
Cocchi Fruit Lab Mito No Kairakuen Cadenheads
Gran Classico Bitter Gaetano Moutai Citadelle
Kina L’Aero d’Or Hiram Walker Orchid G’vine
Lillet John Dekuyper Ouzo #12 Ginebra
Lucano Juarez Patron Hayman’s
Luxardo Leroux Pernod Junipero
OR-G Liqueur Plymouth Magellan
AQUAVIT Potters Ramazzotti Monkey 47
Krogstad Thatcher’s Reserva Del Senor No. 3
Wild Turkey Ricard Pinnacle
BRANDY ARMAGNAC Rothman Plymouth
Castarede CORDIALS & LIQUEURS Salers Gentiane Reisetbauer
(IMPORTED) Skinos Mastiha
BRANDY CALVADOS Absente Soho Lychee GRAIN ALCOHOL
Boulard Calvados Avion St. Brendans Everclear
Couer De Lion Barenjager St. Elizabeth Allspice
Batavia Arrack St Germain GRAPPA
BRANDY COGNAC Becherovka Liqueur Suze Saveur Alexander
Camus Bottega Limoncello Taylor’s Velvet Antinori
Courvoisier Briottet Tempus Fugit Banfi
D’USSE Carolans Thatcher’s Organic
Ferrand Cognac Cartron Pamplemousse The Irishman MEZCAL
Hine Cedilla Acai Torres Gran Clase Azul
Martell Chartreuse Toschi Del Maguey
Combier TY KU El Silencio
BRANDY DOMESTIC Courvoisier Vieux Pontarlier Sombra
Dekuyper Cynar Villa Masa
Duke Dimmi Wuliangye PREPARED COCKTAILS
Hiram Walker Disaronno Amaretto X Rated Bacardi
Jim Beam Dom B&B Zirbenz Buzzballz
Lairds Dorda Double Chocolate Zucca Rabarbaro Kahlua
Paul Masson Esprit De June Malibu
Potters Ferrand Dry Curacao EAU DE VIE (IMPORTED) Sauza RTD
Fragoli Blume Marillen Skinnygirl
BRANDY IMPORTED Frangelico Etter Eau Vie Zuger TGI Fridays
Barsol Pisco Grande Absente Meyer Kirsch Vita Frute
Fundador H Bardouin Pastis
Gran Duque D’Alba Jagermeister GIN (DOMESTIC)
Presidente Kahlua Aviation
Torres Kamora Bellows
Trimbach Kings Ginger Genevieve Genever
Kronan Liqueur Gilbeys
Sparkling
JAPANESE Delamotte Ferghettina
Chichibu Feuillatte Ferrari
Wine
Hakushu Gaston Chiquet Filipo Gallino
Hibiki Geoffroy Rene Flor
Ichiros Malt GH Mumm Il
Kikori AMERICAN Gonet Il Conte
Mars Arbor Mist Gosset Jellybean
Nikka Beringer Goutorbe La Tordera
Suntory Cooks Henriot Lamberti
White Oak Coppola Sofia Jean Milan Luna Nuda
Yamazaki Dom Ste Michelle Lallement M&R
Gloria Ferrer Lanson Malvira
RYE Island Cuvee Lassalle Maschio
Alberta J Roget Laurent Perrier Mionetto
Bastille Karma Louis Roederer Montenisa
Jim Beam Kenwood Vineyards Marc Hebrart Movendo
JP Wiser’s Mumm Napa Margaine Presto
Knob Creek Once Upon A Vine Mousse Fils Primaterra
Koval Palmina Pehu Simonet Punta Crena
Lot 40 Popcrush Perrier Jouet Rosatello
Michters Roederer Pierre Gimonnet Roscato
Old Overholt Rose N Blum Pierre Morlet Rotari
RI 1 Scharffenberger Pierre Paillard Ruffino
Wild Turkey Soleil Pierre Peters Ruggeri
Wilson Creek Pol Roger Saracco
SCOTCH BLENDED Pommery Skinnygirl
Ballantine’s HAWAII Salon Sommariva
Chivas Maui Wine Varnier Fanniere Stellina Di Notte
Dewer’s Veuve Fourny Terre Da Vino
Passport NAPA Vilmart & Cie Tintero
Pig’s Nose Mumm Napa Valdo
Potters FRENCH SPARKLING Villa Pozzi
Royal Salute SONOMA Albrecht Voveti
Sheep Dip Gloria Ferrer Champalou
Lambert De Sey NEW ZEALAND
SCOTCH SINGLE MALT WASHINGTON Nicole Chanrion Sophora
Aberlour Michelle Toad Hollow
Ardmore SPANISH
Auchentoshan WILLIAMETTE VALLEY ITALIAN Freixenet
Bowmore Argyle Aneri Segura Viudas
Glenlivet Antinori
Glenrothes Banfi
American
AUSTRALIAN
Laphroaig Willowglen Bolla
McClellands Yellow Tail Bottega
Wineries
Reisetbauer Braida
Springbank AUSTRIAN Ca Del Bosco
Brundlmayer Candoni
TAIWAN Gobelsburg Canella CALIFORNIA
Kavalan Cavicchioli 1882
Nigl
Cavit Lunetta 3 Ball
VERMOUTH - FRENCH CHAMPAGNE Cinzano 3 Blind Moose
(Fortified Wine) Armand De Brignac Col De Salici 60 North
Alessio Contratto A By Acacia
Aubry
Cinzano Di Cello A Crisp
Bara
Cocchi Diama Acacia
Barons Rothschild
Dolin Dubl Alpha Omega
Beau Joie
M&R Enza Alta Maria
Billiot
Noilly Prat Fantinel Altra
Chartogne - Taillet
Imported Pepperjack
Peter Lehman GREECE
Ch Greysac
Ch Haut Beausejour
Wines
Robert Oatley Alpha Estate Ch Haut Lariveau
Rosemount Dom Karydas Ch Kirwan
St Hallett Doulofakis Dafnios Ch Lassegue
ARGENTINA Sucette Kir Yianni Ch Leoville Barton
Achaval Ferrer Trackers Crossing Sigalas Ch Loudenne
Argento Wild Oats Skouros Ch Lynch Bages
Aruma Wolf Blass Ch Malescot St. Exupery
Astica
Black Box
Yangarra Estates
Yellow Tail France Ch Meyney
Ch Moulin
Bodegas Caro ALSACE Ch Pedesclaux
Capataz AUSTRIA Boxler Ch Petrus
Chakra Alzinger Dopff & Irion Ch Prieure Lichine
Colores Del Sol Berger Hugel Ch Puy Blanquet
Cultivate Brundlmayer Kuentz Bas Ch Reserve De
Diseno Ecker Ostertag La Comtesse
El Portillo Glatzer Schlumberger Ch Saint Julian
Epica Gobelsburg Trimbach Ch Vignot
Gato Negro Hiedler Dom Rothschild (LAF)
Gouguenheim Hirsch BEAUJOLAIS Legende
Graffigna Hofer Barton & Guestier Mouton Cadet
Greg Norman Leth Breton Saint Glinglin
Layer Cake Nigl Cedric Vincent
Massimo Nikolaihof Chignard
Japan Wine
Fulget
Goose Bay Jean Leon
Green Lip MARSALA
Lo Nuevo Florio Gekkeikan Plum
Greg Norman LVP Lombardo
Kosher
Kim Crawford Marques De Caceres
Makara Marques De Riscal
Massimo PORT
Wine
Marques Murrieta Cockburns
Matua Valley Maximo
Mohua Dows
Mia Penfolds
Monkey Bay Museum Barken
New Harbor Ramos Pinto Baron Herzog
Ontanon Sandeman
Nobilo Pazo Barrantes Bartenura
Oyster Bay Warres Jeunesse
Portia
Peter Yealands Ramon Bilboa Kedem
Sauvignon Republic SHERRY Manischewitz
Real Dry Sack
Sophora Red Guitar
Squealing Pig Gonzalez
Mixed Wine
Rene Barbier Hartley & Gibson
Stoneleigh Rioja Vega
Sugar Reef Harveys Bristol Cream
Serra Da Estrella Solera 1847
Thorny Rose Arbor Mist
Slices
Tiki Chocovine
Tapena
Trinity Hill Cisco
Torres
Villa Maria Daily’s RTD
Valdubon
Friends Fun Wine
Volteo
Myx Fusion
Pampelonne
Beer
Le Baladin MEAD FOOD PRODUCTS
Lefebvre Nani Moon Filthy Food
Leipziger Gose
Luxardo Maraschino
AMERICAN CRAFT Lindemans
Non-
Belching Beaver Maharaja Ojio Agave Nectar
Breakside Malheur Tres Agave Nectar
Alcoholic
Cascade Brew McEwans
Clown Shoes Menabrea GINGER BEER
Fifty Fifty Oro Milano
Products
Barrits Bermuda
Firemans Brew Orval Trappist
Gigantic Picobrouwerij Alvinne Stoli Ginger Beer
Logsdon Farmhouse Pinkus BAR MIXES & SYRUPS
Midnight Sun Prof Briem 1809 Berliner GLASSWARE
Amoretti
Mission Brewery Sam Smith
Bare Mixers Govino
Occidental Brewing Stift Engelszell
Baristella Riedel Crystal
Pelican Brew Taj Mahal
Bittermans
Thornbridge
Calahua Coconut
HAWAIIAN CRAFT Timmermans MISCELLANEOUS
Dailys
Big Island Brewhaus Trappistes Jagermeister Machine
Elixer G
Traquair
Fees Jagermeister Freezer
IMPORTED BEER Volkan Santorini
Abbaye De Saint Bon Funkin Midori Sno-Cone
Wells Banana Bread
Chien Westmalle Jack & Bernies Patron Shot Machine
Aecht Schlenkerla Youngs Bloody Mary
Ayinger La Paz
Lefty Odouls NON-ALCOHOLIC WINE
Barley Friska JAPANESE BEER
Belhaven Scottish Ale Coedo Modmix Ariel
Birra Del Borgo Ginga Kogen Orgeat Works Cht De Fleur Sparkling
Birrificiao Hitachino Petie Canne Cane Syrup
Bourgogne Des Flandres Kagua (Belgium) Quick Mix
Quick Way OILS
Brasserie Du Bocq
Sauza Rapitala Olio
Chicca Ale AMERICAN CIDER
Christian Drouin Cidre Ace Hirschmann
Coopers D’s Wicked BITTERS Pumpkin Seed
De Dolle Brouwers Rambling Route Angostura
Flying Horse Tieton Bar Keep
Fee Brothers WATER HAWAII
Glazen Toren Jande
Greens IMPORTED CIDRE Hawaii Deep Blue
Hanssens Lambic Apple Bite COFFEE & TEA
Harviestoun Christian Drouin Dammann WATER IMPORTED
Hofstettner Dupont Illy Badoit
Ichtegems Sam Smith
ENERGY DRINKS Evian
Imperial Russian Stout
JW Lees HARD ROOT BEER Forgiven Volvic
La Rulles Mission Brewery Red Bull Voss
NOTES:
AB Anheuser-Busch Sales of HI SGWS Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits/ MB Maui Brewing Co.
99-877 Iwaena St. - Honolulu, HI 96701 American Wine & Spirits/ 4405 Honoapilani Hwy. - Lahaina, HI 96761
Ph: 1 - (800) 244-7761
AWS Pacific Wine & Spirits Ph: (808) 877-4273
Order Desk: (808) 487-2400 155 Kapalulu Pl., Suite 300 - Honolulu, HI 96819
Ph: (808) 591-8825
PWS Order Desk: 1 - (888) 866-9463
WAF Wismettac Asian Foods
YM Youngs Market Co. of HI/ 331 Libby St. - Honolulu, HI 96817
Estates Group of Hawaii Ph: (808) 832-7555
EG 94-501 Kau St. - Waipahu, HI 96797 JB Johnson Bros. of Hawaii
Ph: (808) 676-6111 1011 Munu St. - Kapolei, HI 96707
Order Desk: 1 - (800) 728-2570 Ph: (808) 487-5355
PB Paradise Beverages/
Order Desk: (808) 487-0008 JMD Beverages
94-1450 Moaniani St. - Waipahu, HI 96797
JMD
C&C Chambers & Chambers Ph: (808) 678-4000
501 Kokea St. #A-1 - Honolulu, HI 96817
JF Japan Food (Hawaii) Inc. Order Desk: (808) 678-4100
Order Desk: 1 - (800) 573-1755 887 N. Nimitz Hwy. - Honolulu, HI 96817
Ph: (808) 537-9528
SPIRITS ARISTOCRAT – Rum ..................................................YM BAR KEEP BITTERS - Aperitifs & Bitters ............. SGWS BLACK TOT BRIT ROYAL NAVY RUM
ARMAN XO VOLUME 750ml – Cognac .......................PS BARBAROSSA – Rum ................................................YM – Spirits/Liqueurs ....................................... AWS
A ARDMORE – Whiskey Scotch SM........................ SGWS BARENJAGER – Cordial & Liqueurs Imp ............. SGWS BLACK VELVET – Whiskey Canadian .................. SGWS
AALBORG AKVAVITE – Eau De Vie Imp ............. SGWS ARRAN – SM Scotch ..................................................YM BARSOL PISCO – Brandy Imported..................... SGWS BLACKBEARD - Rum Imported ............................ SGWS
ALBERFELDY – SM Scotch ........................................YM ARRAN SCOTCH – Spirits..........................................EG BARSOL PISCO Brandy – Spirits/Liq...................... AWS BLACKHEART – Rum .................................................YM
ABERLOUR – Whiskey Scotch SM ...................... SGWS ARROW - Cordials & Liqueurs Domestic ............. SGWS BARTERHOUSE – Bourbon ....................................PWS BLACKMAKER ROOTBEER – Dom Cordials .............YM
ABSENTE – Cordial & Liqueurs Imp..................... SGWS ASAHI SHOCHU – Shochu/Soju ............................. AWS BARTON 80pr – Gin (Dom)/Vodka (Dom)...................PB BLADNOCH Scotch – Spirits ......................................EG
ABSINTHE ORDINAIRE – Absinthe ...........................YM ASOMBROSO – Tequila ....................................... SGWS BARTON 80pr – Rum...................................................PB BLANTON’S Bourbon 93pr – Str. Whisky....................PB
ABSOLUT – Spirit Leis/Vodka Imp ....................... SGWS ASTRAL - Tequila/Spirits/Liq.......................SGWS-AWS BARTON’S 75pr – Cordial & Liqueurs .........................PB BLAVOD - Vodka Imported ................................... SGWS
ADMIRAL NELSON – Rum .........................................YM AUCHENTOSHAN – Whiskey Scotch SM ............ SGWS BASIL HAYDENS – Whiskey Bourbon.................. SGWS BLOOM – Gin ..................................................................JB
AGGAZZOTTI – Spirit Selections ................................JB AVERNA AMARO - Aperitifs & Bitters .................. SGWS BASTILLE - Whiskey Rye...................................... SGWS BLUE CHAIR BAY – Rum............................................YM
AGUA LUCA – Rum ....................................................YM AVIATION - Gin Dom/Spirits/Liq..................SGWS-AWS BATAVIA ARRACK – Cordial & Liqueurs Imp ....... SGWS BLUE COAT – Gin .......................................................YM
AGWA – Imported Liqueur ..........................................YM AVION – Cordials & Liq Imp/Tequila..................... SGWS BATAVIA ARRACK VAN OOSTEN – Spirits/Liq ...... AWS BLUME MARILLEN – Eau De Vie Imp .................. SGWS
AK-T TEQUILA – Tequila....................................... SGWS AZUL – Tequila............................................................YM BEAM BLACK – Whiskey Bourbon ....................... SGWS BOCA LOCA CACHACA - Spirit ............................... AWS
AKVINTA – Vodka Imported.................................. SGWS AZUNIA – Tequila........................................................YM BECHEROVKA LIQUEUR BOLS – Brandy/Domestic Cordials ............................YM
ALBERTA – Whiskey Rye ..................................... SGWS – Cordial & Liqueurs Imported ................ SGWS BOMBAY – Gin Imported ...................................... SGWS
B
ALCHEMIA – Vodka (Imported) ..................................YM BEEFEATER – Gin Imported ................................ SGWS BOMBORA – Vodka (Imported) ..................................PB
ALESSIO - Vermouth Fortified Wine..................... SGWS BACARDI – Prep Cocktails/Rum Imp ................... SGWS BELLE De BRILLET – Liqueur/ Imp. Liqueur..............YM BOODLES – Gin .........................................................YM
ALEXANDER – Grappa ........................................ SGWS BAFFERTS – Gin ........................................................YM BELLOWS – Gin Dom/Vodka Dom....................... SGWS BOOKER NOE – Whiskey Bourbon ...................... SGWS
ALIZE – Imported Liqueur ...........................................YM BAILEYS – Liqueurs & Cordials...............................PWS BELUGA - Vodka Imported ................................... SGWS BORU – Vodka (Imported)...........................................PB
ALIZE Cognacs – Armagnac/Cognac.........................YM BAKERS – Whiskey Bourbon ............................... SGWS BELVEDERE – Vodka ..............................................PWS BOTANIST – Spirits.....................................................EG
AMARULA – Imported Liqueur ...................................YM BALLANTINE’S – Whsky Scotch Blended............ SGWS BENEDICTINE – Imported Liqueur.............................YM BOTANIST, THE – Gin ................................................YM
AMERICAN HARVEST – Vodka Dom ................... SGWS BALLAST POINT – Gin (Domestic) .............................PB BENEDICTINE & BRANDY – Imp. Liqueur .................YM BOTTEGA LIMONCELLO
ANGOSTURA – Rum Imported ............................ SGWS BALLAST POINT – Vodka (Domestic).........................PB BENRIACH - Single Malt Scotch.............................. AWS – Cordials & Liqueurs Imported............... SGWS
ANTINORI – Grappa ............................................. SGWS BALLAST POINT – Rum ..............................................PB BIRD DOG – Whiskey .................................................YM BOULARD CALVADOS - Brandy Calvados .......... SGWS
APEROL – Aperitifs & Bitters................................ SGWS BALLAST POINT – Cordials & Liqueurs......................PB BITTER TRUTH - Aperitifs & Bitters ..................... SGWS BOWMORE Scotch – Spirits .......................................EG
APPLETON ESTATE – Rum Imported .................. SGWS BALLAST POINT – Moonshine ....................................PB BITTERMENS - Aperitifs & Bitters ........................ SGWS BOWMORE – Whiskey Scotch SM....................... SGWS
AQUA PERFECTA – Brandy .......................................YM BALVENIE – SM Scotch..............................................YM BLACK BUSH – Irish Whisky ...................................PWS BRENNAN’S - Whiskey Irish ....................................SGWS
ARDBEG – SM Scotch.............................................PWS BANFI – Grappa.................................................... SGWS BLACK TOT – Rum Imported ............................... SGWS BRIOTTET - Cordials & Liqueurs Imp................... SGWS
BANKS – Rum Imported ....................................... SGWS BRIOTTET - Spirits/Liqueurs................................... AWS
MARS - Whiskey Japanese .................................. SGWS NARDINI – Grappa/Spirits ................................... YM-EG PAGES VEDRENNE – Cordials & Liq Imp ............ SGWS
L
MARTELL – Brandy Cognac ................................. SGWS NASSAU ROYAL – Liqueur .........................................YM PAIRE – Grappa..........................................................YM
LA FAVORITE – Rum Imported ............................ SGWS MARTIN MILLER – Gin ...............................................YM NEISSON – Rum Imported ................................... SGWS PAMA-POMEGRANATE – Dom Cordials ...................YM
LA PINTA - Tequila ................................................ SGWS MARTINI & ROSSI – Vermouth ..................................YM NEW AMSTERDAM – Vodka/Gin ................................JB PAMPERO ANIVERSARIO – Rum ...........................PWS
LA PINTA POMEGRANATE INFUSED - Tequila .............AWS MASSENEZ – Cordial & Liqueurs Imp.................. SGWS NEWPORT – Domestic Cordials ................................YM PANCHO PISTOLES – Tequila ....................................AL
LABEL 5 Scotch – Whiskey .........................................JB MASSENEZ - Spirits/Liqueur................................... AWS NIKKA - Whiskey Japanese .................................. SGWS PAOLUCCI – Liqueur-Italy ...........................................AL
LAGAVULIN – SM Scotch ........................................PWS MASTERSON 10YR – Spirit Selections.......................JB NÖ 209 – Gin Domestic ...........................................SGWS PARK Cognac – Spirits ...............................................EG
LAIRDS - Brandy Domestic .................................. SGWS MATA HARI – Absinthe ...............................................YM NO. 3 - Gin Imported............................................. SGWS PARROT BAY – Rum/Prep Cocktails ......................PWS
LAPHROAIG – Whiskey Scotch SM ..................... SGWS MATHILDE – Cordials & Liqueurs Imp.................. SGWS NO. 3 LONDON DRY GIN - Spirits/Liq .................... AWS PARTIDA – Tequila................................................ SGWS
LARRESSINGLE Armagnac – Arm/Cognac...............YM MATUSALEM GRAND RESERVA RUM .....................YM NOILLY PRAT - Vermouth Fortified Wine ............. SGWS PARTIDA Tequila – Tequila ...................................... AWS
LAUDER’S SCOTCH 80pr – Scot. Whisky ..................PB MAUI RUM – Rum ........................................................JB NOLET – Gin ...............................................................PWS PASSOA – Imported Liqueur ......................................YM
LAZZARONI - Cordials & Liqueurs Imp................ SGWS McCLELLANDS – Whiskey Scotch SM ................ SGWS NONINO – Spirit Selections.........................................JB PATRON – Cordials & Liq Imp/Tequila ................. SGWS
LEBLON – Cachaca .............................................. SGWS McCORMICK Brands – Brandy/Gin ............................YM NONINO AMARO – Spirits/Liqueur ......................... AWS PAU VODKA – Vodka (Domestic) ...............................YM
LEBLON – Rum (Imported) .........................................YM McCORMICK Brands – Rum/B.Scotch .......................YM NORMANDIN-MERCIER Cognac PAUL MASSON – Brandy Domestic ..................... SGWS
LEMON HART – Rum Imported............................ SGWS McCORMICK Brands – Whiskey.................................YM – Spirit Selections...........................................JB PAVE – Imported Liqueur............................................YM
LEMONEL LEMONCELLO – Imp Liqueur...................YM McCORMICK Brands – Tequila & Mezcal...................YM NUVO Sparkling – Cordials & Liq Imp .....................PWS PEARL - Vodka Domestic ..................................... SGWS
LEROUX – Cordials & Liqueur Domestic...............SGWS McCORMICK Brands – Dom Cordials ........................YM NUX ALPINA WALNUT Liqueur – Spirits/Liq .......... AWS PELIGROSO – Tequila................................................YM
LICOR 43 – Cordials & Liqueurs Imp ................... SGWS MELETTI Liqueurs – Spirit Selections .........................JB NY ISLAND – Prepared Cocktails ........................ SGWS PELIGROSSO – Tequila ..........................................PWS
LICOR 43 – Imported Liqueur .....................................YM MERRY'S – Irish Whiskey/Liqueurs ............................JB PENDLETON - Whiskey Canadian ....................... SGWS
O
LILLET – Aperitifs & Bitters................................... SGWS METAXA – Brandy ......................................................YM PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH LIQUEUR
LOT 40 – Whiskey Canadian................................. SGWS METAXA OUZO – Imported Liqueur ...........................YM 100 ANOS – Tequila.............................................. SGWS – Domestic Cordials .....................................YM
LUCANO - Aperitifs & Bitters ................................ SGWS MEUKOW – Cognac.....................................................PB 123 ORGANIC Tequila - Spirits/Liqueurs ................ AWS PEPE LOPEZ – Tequila...............................................YM
LUCID ABSINTHE - Cordials & Liq Imp ................ SGWS MEYER KIRSCH – Eau De Vie Imp ...................... SGWS 123 Tequila - Tequila ............................................. SGWS PERNOD – Cordials & Liqueurs Imp .................... SGWS
LUCID ABSINTHE – Spirits/Liqueurs ...................... AWS MEYER - Spirits/Liqueurs ........................................ AWS OBAN – SM Scotch..................................................PWS PETRI – Brandy ...........................................................JB
LUKSUSOWA – Vodka Imported .......................... SGWS MICHTERS – Whsky Amn/Whsky Bourbon/ OCEAN – Spirit Leis/Vodka Dom ......................... SGWS PEYCHAUD'S – Bitters ...............................................YM
LUNAZUL – Tequila ....................................................YM Whsky Rye............................................... SGWS OLD BLOWHARD – Bourbon...................................PWS PHILLIPS Black 100 – Liqueur .....................................JB
LUXARDO - Aperitifs & Bitters/ MIDLETON – Whiskey Irish .................................. SGWS OLD CARBINE – Tequila ...................................... SGWS PHILLIPS UNION – Whiskey .......................................JB
Cordial & Liqueurs Imported ................... SGWS MIDORI – Cordials & Liqueurs Imp....................... SGWS OLD CROW – Whiskey Bourbon .......................... SGWS PIEHOLE – Blended Whiskey ..................................PWS
LUXARDO – Spirits/Liqueurs .................................. AWS MILAGRO – Tequila ....................................................YM OLD FITZGERALD – Whiskey ....................................YM PIG’S NOSE - Scotch Whisky Blended ................ SGWS
LUZHOU LAOJIAO – Cordial & Liq Imp................ SGWS MITO NO KAIRAKUEN – Cordials & Liq Imp ....... SGWS OLD GRAND DAD – Whiskey Bourbon ................ SGWS PIKE CREEK - Whiskey Canadian........................ SGWS
MODERN SPIRITS – Vodka (Domestic) ............... SGWS OLD LAHAINA – Rum Domestic ........................... SGWS PIMM’S CUP – Liqueurs & Cordials............................PWS
CONQUISTA – Argentina.............................................JB CULLEN – Australia ....................................................EG DAVID ARTHUR – Napa .......................................... AWS ANDERSON – Amn Wine CA ............................... SGWS
CONUNDRUM – CA/Napa ...................................... AWS CULTIVATE – CA Wines........................................... AWS DAVID BRUCE – Amn Wines CA .................................JB ANNE GROS (NB Imports) – France........................JMD
CONTERNO – Italy .................................................. AWS CULTIVATE – Amn Wine CA/Imp Argentina DAVID BRUCE Winery – C.Coast ............................ AWS ARLAUD (NB Imports) – France...............................JMD
CONTERNO – IT Piedmont Red........................... SGWS IT Veneto ....................................................SGWS DAVIS BYNUM – Amn Wine CA ........................... SGWS ARRETXEA – FR SW France ............................... SGWS
CONTRATTO – Sprklg Italian ............................... SGWS CUPCAKE – California .................................................JB De LISIO – Australia.....................................................JB ARRETZEA – KL S.West ......................................... AWS
CONVENTO SAN FRANCISCO – Spain ....................EG CURRAN – C.Coast ..................................................JMD De VENOGE – Champagne..................................... AWS BARAT – France....................................................... C&C
COSENTINO Winery – US-Napa................................EG CUSUMANO – Italy......................................................JB DEADBOLT – Amn Wine CA................................. SGWS BERNARD MOREAU – Burgundy ..............................EG
COOKS – Sprklg Amn........................................... SGWS CUVAISON – Amn Wine CA ................................. SGWS DEAD LETTER OFFICE – Australia ............................JB BERTHEAU – R-Burg/KL Burg ....................SGWS-AWS
ZOCKER – Amn Wines CA ..........................................JB ECHIGO TSURUKAME – Honjozo .............................CH HONNAMA – Sake......................................................YM KIKUSAKARI – Sake Japan.................................. SGWS
ZOLO (Vino del Sol) – Argentina ..............................JMD EIKO FUJI – Sake Japan ......................................... AWS HOU HOU SHU Sparkling – Sake Japan ........................AWS KIKUSUI – Junmai Ginjo/Org. Wines .........................CH
ZONTE'S FOOTSTEPS – Australia..............................JB EXCELLENT – Plum Wine ..........................................CH KIMOTO SHIZENSHU – Sake ....................................YM
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ZUCARDI – Argentina ..................................................JB EVOLUZIONE – Sake ..................................................PB KIRA – Sake/Honjozo .................................................YM
ICHINOKURA – Japan ............................................. C&C KISSUI MIYANOYUKI – Sake ......................................PB
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WINE & SPIRITS ICHIROS MALT - Whiskey Japanese ................... SGWS KITAYA – Sake Japan ........................................... SGWS
FROM ASIA FRASCO IICHIKO – Barley Shochu............................CH IICHIKO – Barley Shochu............................................CH KIZAKURA – Sake Imported.................................... WAF
FUKUCHO – Sake/Junmai Ginjo ................................YM IKKOMON – Sweet Potato Shochu ............................CH KOKUMI – Sake ...........................................................JB
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FUKUCHO BIHO – Junmai Ginjo................................CH KOMASA – Shochu/Soju ............................................YM
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AKADAMA PLUM – Japan .................................... SGWS FUNAGUCHI – Honjozo ..............................................CH KONTEKI – Sake/Junmai Dai Ginjo............................YM
AKISHIKA – Japan ................................................... C&C FUSANO TSUYU – Shochu ..................................... WAF JINRO – Soju ...............................................................JB KOTSUZUMI – Sake/Junmai ......................................YM
AKITA HOMARE – Sake Japan ............................ SGWS JOTO – Sake Japan ................................................. AWS KUBOTA MANJU – Junmai Dai Ginjo .........................CH
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AMABUKI – Junmai Dai Ginjo.....................................CH JOTO – Sake ...............................................................YM KUBOTA SENJU – Honjozo ........................................CH
AMA NO TO – Sake ....................................................YM G GENSHU – Sake American............................... SGWS JUNMAI Sake ..............................................................CH KUMESEN – Shochu ............................................... WAF
ARAMASA JIZAKE – Imported Sake ...........................TA GANKUTSUO – Rice Shochu .....................................CH JUNMAI DAI GINJO Sake ...........................................CH KUROUMA Soju – Shochu/Soju........................... SGWS
ASAHI – Shochu ...................................................... AWS GASSON No YUKI – Sake Japan ......................... SGWS JUNMAI Ume Sake – Plum Wine................................CH KURO KAME – Sweet Potato Shochu........................CH
GEKKEIKAN – Sake Amn/Sake Jpn .................... SGWS JUNMAI UME SAKE – Umeshu ..................................YM KURO KIRISHIMA – Shochu ................................... WAF
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GEKKEIKAN BIZAN – Shochu/Soju ..................... SGWS JYUHYO – Shochu................................................... WAF KURO SHIRANAMI – Sweet Potato Shochu ..............CH
BENIAKA – Imported Beer..........................................CH GEKKEIKAN PLUM – Japan Wine........................ SGWS KUROBIN IICHIKO – Barley Shochu ..........................CH
BENI IKKO – Sweet Potato Shochu............................CH GENBEI SAN NO ONIGOROSHI................................. JF K KUROSAWA – Country Sake/Sake ...................WAF-YM
BENIOTOME SESAME SHOCHU ............................... JF GENZOU HAGURO – Honjozo ...................................CH KAGUYAHIME – Sake/Junmai/Nama ........................YM KUROSAWA (Nagano) – Country Sake .................. WAF
BLACK – Junmai Ginjo ...............................................YM GINGA SHIZUKU – Sake/Junmai Dai Ginjo ...............YM KAHORI – Sake ...........................................................PB
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BUNRAKU – Sake Japan...................................... SGWS GINJO PREMIER ......................................................... JF KAI SHOCHU/SOJU – Shochu/Soju .................... SGWS
BUNZAEMON – Sake Japan ................................ SGWS GINZANO SUZUME SHOCHU .................................... JF KAIKA – Japan ......................................................... C&C MABOROSHI – Sake Japan ................................. SGWS
GOOD OLD DAYS – Spirits .........................................PB KAIKOUZU SHOCHU (Potato) .................................... JF MANTENSEI – Junmai Ginjo ......................................YM
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GYOKURO – Shochu/Soju ................................... SGWS KAIUN – Sake Japan ............................................ SGWS MARS - Whiskey Japanese .................................. SGWS
CHICHIBU - Whiskey Japanese ........................... SGWS KAKUSHIGURA – Barley Shochu ..............................CH MASAKURA – Sake/Junmai Ginjo..............................YM
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CHIKURIN – Sake Japan ......................................... AWS KAMIKOKORO – Japan ........................................... C&C MATSUNO MIDORI – Junmai Dai Ginjo .....................YM
CHIYONOSONO 8000 – Shochu/Soju .......................YM HAKKAISAN – Junmai Ginjo.......................................CH KAMOTSURU – Tokubetsu Junmai ............................CH MATSUNOMIDORI – Sake .........................................YM
CHIYUMUSUBI – Sake/Junmai/Nama .......................YM HAKUSHIKA – Sake/Junmai Dai Ginjo ......................YM KAMOTSURU GOLD – Dai Ginjo ...............................CH MEIBO – Japan ........................................................ C&C
CHOKAISAN – Sake ...................................................YM HAKUSHIKA – Junmai Ginjo/Junmai .........................YM KAMOTSURU NAMAKAKOI – Junmai .......................CH MINOWAMON – Sake/Junmai Dai Ginjo....................YM
CHOKARA Extra Dry – Domestic Sake......................CH HAKUSHIKA – Honjozo ..............................................YM KANBARA – Sake/Junmai Ginjo ................................YM MIYAKO Sake – Domestic Sake .................................CH
CHOYA – Umeshu/Plum Wine............................. YM-CH HAKUSHU – Whiskey Japanese .......................... SGWS KANNOKO – Shochu ............................................... WAF MIZBASHO – Sake/Junmai Dai Ginjo.........................YM
CHUM CHRUM – Soju .................................................JB HAKUTAKE SHIRO – Rice Shochu ............................CH KARATAMBA SAKE ..................................................... JF MIZBASHO – Junmai Ginjo/Sprklg.............................YM
CRAZY MILK – Sake ...................................................PB HAKUTSURU – Sake Japan ................................. SGWS KASUMI TSURU – Sake Japan ............................ SGWS MOMOKAWA – Sake American............................ SGWS
CRAZCRANE – Awamori ............................................YM HAN – Shochu/Soju ....................................................YM KATANA (Shizuoka) – Country Sake ....................... WAF MOONSTONE – Sake American .......................... SGWS
HANA Flavored Sake – Domestic Sake......................CH KEN – Junmai Dai Ginjo .............................................YM MUKASHINAGARA KIKUMASA – Junmai .................CH
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HANA HOU HOU SHU Sprklg – Sake Japan .......... AWS KENBISHI – Sake/Junmai Ginjo .................................YM MUKUNE – Sake/Junmai Ginjo ..................................YM
DASSAI 50 – Junmai Dai Ginjo ...................................CH HANAHATO – Japan ................................................ C&C KENBISHI KORUMATSU – Junmai ............................YM MURAI – Sake Japan............................................ SGWS
DASSAI NIWARI SANBU – Junmai Dai Ginjo.............CH HATSUMAGO (Yamagata) – Sake .......................... WAF KICCHO HOZAN – Sweet Potato Shochu ..................CH
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DAISHICHI KIMOTO – Junmai/Honjozo .....................YM HAKUTSURU SAKE..................................................... JF KIGEN – Junmai..........................................................YM
DANCING SEA– Awamori...........................................YM HIBIKI - Whiskey Japanese .................................. SGWS KIGEN CLASSIC – Honjozo........................................YM NAMA Sake – Domestic Sake ....................................CH
DENTO (Liq) – Umeshu ..............................................YM HIRO Sake – Sake & Soju ...........................................JB KIKKOMAN – Sake/Plum Wine .............................YM-JF NAMBURYU – Junmai ................................................YM
DEWANOYUKI – Japan ........................................... C&C HAKUTSURU – Sake Japan ................................. SGWS KIKORI - Whiskey Japanese................................. SGWS NANBU BIJIN – Dai Ginjo/Tokubetsu Junmai ....................CH
HITOTSUBU NO MUGI – Barley Shochu ...................CH KIKUMASA HONKANO – Honjozo .............................CH NANBURYU – Sake ....................................................YM
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HIZO OTOKOYAMA – Sake Japan ....................... SGWS KIKUMASA TARU – Junmai........................................CH NARUTOTAI – Japan ............................................... C&C
ECHIGO – Imported Beer ...........................................CH HOSHI – Sake & Soju ..................................................JB KIKUMASAMUNE – Junmai........................................CH NIGORI SAKE .............................................................. JF
NIKAIDO KITCHOMU SHOCHU.................................. JF SEIRIN – Barley Shochu .............................................CH U APPLE BITE – Imported Cider .............................. SGWS
NIKKA - Whiskey Japanese .................................. SGWS SHICHI HON YARI – Sake Japan ............................ AWS ASAHI – Beer Imported......................................WAF-YM
UKIYOE – Sake ............................................................PB
NISHONOSEKI – Japan........................................... C&C SHICHIKEN (Yamanashi) – Country Sake .............. WAF AYINGER – Imported Beer ................................... SGWS
UME BLANC – Umeshu ..............................................YM
NOBU SAKE ................................................................ JF SHIMA SENRYO – Shochu ...................................... AWS
UME EXCELLENT – Umeshu .....................................YM B
SHIMEHARI TSURU – Junmai Ginjo ..........................CH
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UME Blanc Wine – Plum Wine....................................CH
SHIMIZU-NO-MAI Japan – Sake .................................JB BACARDI SILVER FAMILY – Specialty Malt ................AB
UMENISHIKI – Japan............................................... C&C
OHTOUKA – Junmai ...................................................YM SHIRAKABE GURA – Tokubetsu Junmai...................CH BALTIKA Breweries – Beer ..........................................PS
URAKASUMI – Japan .............................................. C&C
OHYAMA – Japan .................................................... C&C SHIRAKAWAGO – Sake Japan ............................ SGWS BARLEY FRISKA – Imported Beer ....................... SGWS
UMENOYADO – Sake ..................................................PB
OKUNOMATSU – Sake..................................................JB SHIRATAKI – Japan ................................................. C&C BARTLES & JAMES – Beer & Malt ..............................JB
OKUNOMATSU (Fuku Shima) – Country Sake..............WAF SHO CHIKU BAI SAKE – Dom Sake ..........................CH V BASS Ale – Imported Beer ..........................................AB
OKUNOMATSU (24% Sake) – Soju................................... YM SHOIN – Sake/Junmai Ginjo ......................................YM BATCH 19 – Premium & Super Premium .....................PB
VYA – Vermouth ...........................................................JB
ONE TEN – Sake Japan ....................................... SGWS SILK ROAD – Sake .....................................................YM BEACHBUM BLONDE (Seasonal) ..............................AB
ORION – Imported Beer .............................................CH SNOW BEAUTY – Nigori ............................................YM W BECKS FAMILY – Imported Beer.................................AB
OSAKAYA CHOBEI ...................................................... JF SOUGEN – Japan .................................................... C&C BEERS OF MEXICO VARIETY PACK
WAKAEBISU – Japan .............................................. C&C
OTOKOYAMA – Japan ............................................. C&C SQUARE ONE – Honjozo ...........................................CH – Import Mainstream ......................................PB
WAKATAKE – Japan ................................................ C&C
OTOKOYAMA (Hokkaido) – Country Sake .............. WAF STOUT – Imported Beer .............................................CH BELCHING BEAVER – American Craft ................ SGWS
WANOKAWA – Sake American ............................ SGWS
OTOKOYAMA JIZAKE– Imported Sake .......................TA SUIGEI – Tokubetsu Junmai .......................................CH BELHAVEN SCOTTISH ALE – Imp Beer .............. SGWS
WATARI BUNE – Sake Japan .................................. AWS
OZEKI – Sake/Ozeki/Ozeki Sake ..........................YM-JF SUMIYOSHI GOKU KARA – Tokubetsu Junmai ................CH BENIAKA – Imported Beer..........................................CH
WHITE – Junmai Dai Ginjo .........................................YM
OZEKI HANA AWAKA– Sparkling...............................YM SUNTORY - Whiskey Japanese ........................... SGWS BIG ISLAND BREWHAUS - Hawaiian Craft ......... SGWS
WHITE OAK - Whiskey Japanese......................... SGWS
OZEKI GINJO – Ozeki............................................YM-JF SWEET POTATO Shochu ...........................................CH BIRRA BALADIN – Imported Beer...............SGWS-AWS
Y BIRRA Del BORGO – Imported Beer ................... SGWS
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BIRRA MORETTI – Import Specialty...........................PB
YAEGAKI – Sake ..........................................................JB
PLUM – Awamori/Silk Road........................................YM TAIHEIKAI – Sake Japan ......................................... AWS BIRRIFICIAO – Imported Beer .............................. SGWS
YAEGAKI – Sake (Domestic) ................................... WAF
POOCHI POOCHI – Sake/Sparkling ..........................YM TAIHEIZAN – Japan ................................................. C&C BITBURGER – Beer & Malt..........................................JB
YAMADA NISHIKI SAKE .............................................. JF
TAKARA Sake – Sake & Soju ......................................JB BODDINGTONS PUB Ale – Imp Beer .........................AB
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YAMAHAI TAMANO HIKARI – Junmai Ginjo ..............CH
TAKARA MASAMUNE Sake .......................................CH BOHEMIA – Import Mainstream ..................................PB
YAMAZAKI - Whiskey Japanese........................... SGWS
RASPBERRY – Awamori/Silk Road ...........................YM TAMANO HIKARI – Junmai Dai Ginjo.........................CH BOURGOGNE Des FLANDRES – Imp Beer ........ SGWS
YAEMARU – Shochu................................................ WAF
RICE Shochu...............................................................CH TAKARA Plum Wine – Plum Wine ..............................CH BRASSERIE DU BOCQ – Imported Beer ............. SGWS
YATSUSHIKA – Sake ..................................................YM
RIHAKU – Sake/Junmai Ginjo/Nigori .........................YM TAKASAGO – Sake/Junmai........................................YM BREAKSIDE – American Craft ............................. SGWS
YOKAICHI KOME – Rice Shochu ...............................CH
ROCK SAKE – Sake American............................. SGWS TAKENO TSUYU – Junmai .........................................CH BUDWEISER FAMILY – Domestic Beer.......................AB
YOKAICHI MUGI – Barley Shochu .............................CH
ROJO HANA ARI – Junmai Dai Ginjo.........................YM TENSHI NO YUWAKU – Sweet Potato Shochu .................CH
YOSHINOGAWA – Sake Japan ............................ SGWS C
RYO – Sake/Junmai Ginjo ..........................................YM TENRANZAN – Sake ...................................................PB
YUKI NO BOSHA – Sake Japan .............................. AWS
RYUKYU-OHCHO AWAMORI SHOCHU .................... JF TENRYO – Sake Japan......................................... SGWS CARLSBERG – Import Mainstream .............................PB
YUKI SHIBORI – Nigori...............................................YM
TENSONKOURIN Soju – Shochu/Soju ................ SGWS CARTA BLANCA – Import Mainstream........................PB
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YUME AKARI – Sake ..................................................YM
TOKUBETSU Sake .....................................................CH CASADE BREW – American Craft........................ SGWS
YUMEAKARI – Junmai Ginjo ......................................YM
SAKAMAI KIKUSUI – Junmai Dai Ginjo .....................CH TOMBO – Shochu/Soju ........................................ SGWS CAYMAN JACK MARGARITA – Flavrd Malt Bev ................PB
YURI MASAMUNE – Sake Japan ............................ AWS
SAKE – Takara Masamune .........................................CH TOMI NO HOZAN – Sweet Potato Shochu ................CH CHANG BEER– Import Mainstream ............................PB
SAKEMOTO – Sake Japan ................................... SGWS TOMIO HANAICHIRIN – Sake Japan ................... SGWS CHICCA ALE – Imported Beer.............................. SGWS
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SARARI UMESHU – Plum Wine .................................CH TORI KAI – Soju ..........................................................YM CHIMAY – Import Specialty .........................................PB
SATSUMA SHIRANAMI – Sweet Potato Shochu ...............CH TOROKERU KOKUTO – Plum Wine...........................CH A CHRISTIAN DROUIN – Imported Cider................ SGWS
SAWANOI – Japan ................................................... C&C TOZAI – Sake/Junmai Ginjo .......................................YM CLOWN SHOES - American Craft ........................ SGWS
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SAWANOTSURU – Imp. Sake/Sake..............KS-WAF-PB-TA TOZAI – Junmai/Nigori/Umeshu ................................YM COEDO – Japanese Beer ..................................... SGWS
– Imported Beer.............................SGWS-AWS
SAYURI NIGORI SAKE ................................................ JF TOZAI TYPHOON – Honjozo......................................YM COLT 45 BLAST – Flavored Malt Beverages ..............PB
ACE – American Cider .......................................... SGWS
SCB KINPAKU – Tokubetsu Junmai ...........................CH TSUKASABOTAN – Japan....................................... C&C COLT 45 MALT LIQUOR – Below Prem & Malt ...........PB
AECHT SCHLENKERLA – Imported Beer............ SGWS
SEIKO UDOKO – Shochu ........................................ AWS TSUKINOKATSURA – Japan................................... C&C COOPERS – Imported Beer ................................. SGWS
AFFLIGEM – Import Specialty .....................................PB
SEIKYO OMACHI – Sake Japan.............................. AWS TY KU – Sake Japan............................................. SGWS COORS – Premium & Super Premium ........................PB
AMSTEL LIGHT – Import Mainstream .........................PB
SEIKYO TAKEHARA – Sake Japan ......................... AWS CORONA – Import Mainstream ...................................PB
ANGRY ORCHARD – Cider .........................................PB
EVIAN BRUMISATEURS – Misc ............................ SGWS LANGER JUICES - Juice .............................................PB PORT O CALL Mixers – NA ........................................YM TRADER VIC’S Bar Syrups – Mixers ...........................JB
LA PAZ – Bar Mixes & Syrups .............................. SGWS POWER CRUNCH – Protein ........................................PB TRADER VIC’S Cocktail – Mixers................................JB
F LEFTY ODOULS – Bar Mixes & Syrups ............... SGWS TRES AGAVE NECTAR – Food Products............. SGWS
PRETZEL CRISPS – Healthy Snacks..........................JB
4 COPAS .....................................................................YM LION COFFEE – Coffee & Teas...................................PB PRIVATE RESERVE – Misc Products...................... C&C TY NANT WATER – NA...............................................YM
FIJI Artesian Water – Water ......................................... LUXARDO Maraschino – Food Products ............. SGWS QUEST BARS – Healthy Snacks .................................JB UCC COFFEE – RTD Coffee & Teas ...........................PB
FILTHY FOOD – Food Products ............................. SGWS LUXARDO Maraschino Cherries – Food Product ...........AWS QUICK MIX – Bar Mixes & Syrups ........................ SGWS UCC TEAS – RTD Coffee & Teas ................................PB
FINEST CALL Mixes – NA ..........................................YM QUICK WAY – Bar Mixes & Syrups....................... SGWS
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FORGIVEN – Coffee & Tea................................... SGWS
MADURO Port ..............................................................PB R VALIENTE – Mixers ......................................................PB
FUNKIN – Energy Drinks ...................................... SGWS
MAJOR PETER’S Mixes – NA ....................................YM RAPITALA OLIO – Food Products ........................ SGWS VENOM – Energy Drinks..............................................PB
G MALIBU – Bar Mixes & Syrups ............................. SGWS VERNOR’S – Sodas .....................................................PB
RAPITALA OLIO X Virgin Olive Oil
GOOD TO GROW – Juice............................................PB MARGARITAVILLE TEAS – Non-Malts........................AB – Food Products ......................................... AWS VIDRATION – Non-Malts .............................................AB
GOVINO – Glassware ........................................... SGWS MARLEY MELLOW MOOD – New Age .......................PB RC COLA – Soda .........................................................PB VITA COCO – Coconut Water ......................................PB
GR3EN ENERGY – Energy Drink ........................... SGWS MARLEY’S ONE DROP COFFEE RED BULL – Energy Drinks .................................. SGWS VOSS SPARKLING - Sparkling....................................PB
– RTD Coffee & Teas......................................PB RED LINE (VPX) Energy Drink ....................................PB
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MASTER Of MIXER – NA............................................YM REPUBLIC OF TEA – Tea............................................
HAWAII COFFEE CO. TEAS – Coffee & Teas.............PB MIDORI SNO-CONE – Misc ................................. SGWS RIEDEL CRYSTAL – Glassware ........................... SGWS WAIKOKO – Coconut Water.........................................PB
HAWAIIAN PUNCH – Juice ..........................................PB MIKE'S HARD Lemonade ............................................ RIEDEL GLASSWARE ............................................. AWS WAILUA – Soda Premium ............................................PB
HENRY WEINHARDS – Soda Premium ......................PB MOGU MOGU – Juice..................................................PB RIGHTO Mixes – NA ...................................................YM WAILUA SODA WORKS ..............................................JB
HI ISLAND TEAS – Misc NA ........................................PB MONSTER FAMILY – Non-Malts .................................AB RON WIEGARD – Glassware .....................................YM WAIWERA – NA ..........................................................YM
HIRSCHMANN Pumpkin Seed – Oils ................... SGWS MONSTER MILK – Sports Drinks ................................PB ROSE'S – Mixers ..........................................................PB
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HIRSCHMANN Pumpkin Seed Oil – Food............... AWS MODMIX – Bar Mixes & Syrups ............................ SGWS ROYAL KONA COFFEE – Coffee & Teas ....................PB
HONOLULU COFFEE CO – HI Coffee ........................ MR. TOMATO Bloody Mary – Mixers...........................JB RUMBA Juice ...............................................................AB XING TEA – Tea...........................................................
HORNSBY'S CIDER – Beer & Malt.............................. MR. & MRS. T’S – Mixers.............................................JB
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HUALALAI ESTATE COFFEE – HI Coffee................... MXR – Mixers ...............................................................
7-UP - Soda ..................................................................PB YOO HOO – Milk ..........................................................PB
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SAN PELLEGRINO Sparkling – Water ........................JB
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IBC – Soda Premium ....................................................PB NAGOMI – NA .............................................................YM SAN PELLEGRINO Sparkling Fruit – Water ................JB
ILLY – Coffee & Tea .............................................. SGWS NESQUIK – Milk ...........................................................PB SAUZA – Bar Mixes & Syrups ............................... SGWS ZICO COCONUT WATER – New Age .........................
SMIRNOFF BLOODY MARY – NA Mixes ................PWS
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SNAPPLE – New Age ..................................................PB
JACK N BERNIES Bloody Mary Mix 100% COCONUT JUICE..............................................PB SOLE WATER – NA ....................................................YM
– Bar Mixes ............................................. SGWS 180 Energy Drink..........................................................AB SOL’EAU FITNESS WATER – New Age ......................JB
JAGERMEISTER FREEZER – Misc ...................... SGWS OJIO AGAVE NECTAR – Food Products.............. SGWS SPARKLING ICE - Sparkling........................................PB
JAGERMEISTER MACHINE – Misc ...................... SGWS OLIVE IT! – NA ............................................................YM STEWART'S – Soda Premium .....................................PB
JACK DANIELS Country Cocktail – RTD....................YM ORANGINA – Juice ......................................................PB STIRRINGS – NA Mixes...........................................PWS
ORGEAT WORKS – Bar Mixes & Syrups ............. SGWS STOLI GINGER BEER – Ginger Beer................... SGWS
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SUNKIST – Soda..........................................................PB
KAHLUA – Prepared Cocktails ............................. SGWS SUNNY DELIGHT – Juice ............................................PB
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Y A M A M E L G
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28 Champagne w/34 across
Warn Champagne 66 Hisses
8 Prank 50 Toil
A P A P A D S L F C W A R
P I N S F I A O A S A B B
29 Spin (3 wds.) 62 Opaque gem 9 Soothe
23
32 Government agency
Lubricates 66 Hisses 67 Ablaze
10 Traps 54 A P S
Open
A D E V G E S N A
Solution:
$28M+$28M+
RAISED
RAISED
TO DATE
TO DATE
TICKETS
TICKETSON
ONSALE
SALENOW
NOW
FEB
FEB
20-24,
20-24,
2019
2019 SOBEWFF.ORG
SOBEWFF.ORG Preferred
Preferred
Card
Card
PLATINUM
PLATINUM
DIAMOND
DIAMOND GOLDGOLD SPECIAL
SPECIAL
THANKS
THANKS
® ®
Confirmed
Confi
sponsors
rmed sponsors
as of October
as of October
2018 2018
DECEMBER 2018 HAWAII BEVERAGE GUIDE VOLUME 70, NO. 06
DECEMBER 2018 HAWAII BEVERAGE GUIDE VOLUME 70, NO. 06