Try the new Numbskull Whiskey today! A new option in Arkansas with hints of chocolate and mint, perfect for the Thin Mint lovers.
Try the new seasonal selections that Bentonville Brewing released for the summer!
Stop by to try some of the great options that Boulevard Brewing out of Kansas City has for sale!
Join the Winemaker Jim Langman to taste some of the great options he has to offer!
Join us for a Crown Royal tasting featuring the Purple Bag Project!
Rogers’ own distillery is nearly our neighbors! (Less than 2 blocks walking)
Come taste Artanical Gin, Wild Parallel Bourbon and Boxley Vodka!
What about the best cocktails using these local products? Want to do a tour of Fox Trail? You can talk to the distillery rep about their availability
Join us for a Spiritueux favorite tasting. James Langman will be at Spiritueux to showcase some of his varietals.
Same day Specials on the Joseph Cabernet Sauvignon, Julia Red Blend and the Joy Red Blend!
For more information, visit www.langmanwinery.com
Join us for the opportunity to taste one of Kentucky’s up and coming bourbons that arrived in Arkansas earlier in January 2023.
Here’s the info from the Blade and Bow website - www.bladeandbowwhiskey.com
The Blade and Bow story began with the founding of the legendary Stitzel-Weller Distillery in 1935, a Louisville icon and home to the fathers of bourbon.
With a commitment to craftsmanship and artistry, Stitzel-Weller reimagined what Kentucky Bourbon could be until distilling stopped in 1992.
Named after the two parts of a skeleton key, the blade shaft and the ornate bow, the Blade and Bow brand is a tribute to the five keys that once hung on the door of the Stitzel-Weller Distillery.
These keys represented the five steps of crafting bourbon—grains, yeast, fermentation, distillation and aging.
But more importantly, they grew to symbolize the southern traditions of hospitality, warmth and enjoying the finer things in life.
A homage to the legendary Stitzel-Weller distillery, Blade and Bow Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey uses a unique Solera System aging process to preserve some of the distillery’s oldest whiskey stocks, including some of the last bourbon produced there before it closed in 1992.
The solera liquid is mingled with other fine whiskies aged and bottled at Stitzel-Weller. Aged in new charred American white oak barrels, this bourbon has a subtle aroma of fresh fruit and a taste that includes hints of dried apricot, ripe pear and a sweet roasted grain. The finish has notes of charred oak and warm winter spices.
Blade and Bow Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey received a GOLD MEDAL at the 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
EVERY BOTTLE HAS A STORY
Look carefully at the top of any bottle of handcrafted TX Whiskey, and you’ll find a piece of Texas history and old-world engineering.
Troy designed the caps himself in his wood shop at home. This was no easy feat: four elements in each top have to accommodate varying thicknesses of leather and be replicated on a large scale. We all thought the prototypes were incredibly cool, and we soon partnered with boot-making friends in the community and cork growers in Portugal to establish this five-step creation process:
First, we select the leather. In the beginning, most of our leathers were repurposed from boots donated by some of our friends in the community and by visitors to the distillery. Now we primarily use leather pieces from the best local boot-makers in Fort Worth. We acquire exotic skins and different colors from those extra pieces that the boot makers can no longer use.
Next, we use handmade tools to punch out a circle of leather. We then measure the thickness of the leather to determine which cork size to use. We looked for a partner to manufacture these corks in the historic cork capital of the world – Portugal – and found our solution where the world’s very best cork grows, in the provinces of Algarve and Alentejo.
Then we hammer a custom-made beach wood ring over the leather to secure it to the cork – again, using tools that were handmade by Troy. Finally, we add very small pins for reinforcement.
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