Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin
Crafted at The Shed Distillery in the wilds of Drumshanbo, Ireland, Gunpowder Gin won Flaviar’s “Best Gin in the World” title, was named Wine Enthusiast’s “Spirit Brand of the Year,” and is the #1 Irish Gin by Sales in the U.S. market.+ The gin is slow distilled in custom-built, medieval copper pots and infused with local Irish herb meadowsweet and the eponymous Chinese gunpowder green tea.
The Gunpowder Gin range features four extraordinary flavors, each inspired by the curious journeys of Shed Distillery founder P.J. Rigney: the original Gunpowder Irish Gin, Sardinian Citrus, California Orange Citrus, and Brazilian Pineapple. Each one comes in a striking, colored bottle meant to recall old-fashioned apothecary bottles. All four gins, along with The Shed Distillery’s Drumshanbo Irish Whiskey and Sausage Tree Vodka, are vegan.
Côté Mas
The embodiment of rural, everyday luxury, Côté Mas wines offer authentic, beautifully refined expressions of the Languedoc’s rugged terroir. With playful labels of rustic picnic scenes, Côté Mas’ Sud de France range blends native grape varieties to convey the warmth, beauty, and grace of southern France. The collection includes a red, white, rosé, and an orange wine. They all hail from sustainably farmed vineyards, are vegan friendly, and come in one-liter bottles.
Côté Mas Rosé Aurore, specifically, stands out in its category — it’s the #1 French 1-Liter Brand and SKU by Value and Volume.* With floral red berry aromas and a smooth, balanced palate, it will complement vegan ratatouille, tofu quiche Lorraine, and other French-inspired dishes.
Bottega Vinaia
In a crowded category, Bottega Vinaia Pinot Grigio and Pinot Noir stand apart for their utter commitment to excellence. Hailing from the iconic Cavit winery, they’re crafted with grapes grown in some of Cavit’s best high-altitude vineyards across Trentino, Italy, and vinified under the direction of chief winemaker Fabrizio Marinconz, whose trademark style of purity and precision comes through in the wines. The butterfly on the label is a whimsical symbol of elegance and luxury — and a clever nod to the Trentino region itself, which is shaped similarly to a butterfly.
