Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey

The Seagram Company's blended rye whisky, Crown Royal, with its purple bag packaging, is one of the most notable success stories in the history of the beverage alcohol industry. Created as a tribute to visiting royalty, it quickly established a new standard of excellence among Canadian whiskies and remains one of Seagram's greatest sales stories. The tradition of Crown Royal began in 1939 with the first Royal Tour of Canada by reigning British monarchs, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. To mark this historic occasion, Samuel Bronfman, President of the Seagram Company, decided to create a quality whisky to be packaged in a crown-shaped bottle and dressed in a royal purple bag. Like the packaging, the name chosen for the product was intended to reflect the quality of the spirit, a marketing concept that quickly caught the consumer's attention.

Chateau d'Angles Terroir la Clape Blanc

- Gold Medal Challenge International du Vin Bourg 2006 - Gold Medal Concours Général de Paris 2004 - Silver Medal Vinalies Internationales 2006 - Bronze Medal Decanter World Wine Awards 2006

Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey 1.75liter

Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 is a simple reminder that some things just never change. And shouldn't. This is the old-time whiskey made as our fathers made it. Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Brand Old-Time Tennessee Sour Mash Whiskey is a whiskey and not a bourbon. Unlike bourbon, Jack Daniel's is charcoal-mellowed smooth, drop by drop through 10 feet of charcoal made from sugar maple. Remaining true to Jack Daniel's original recipe and charcoal-mellowed character means folks today enjoy the same sipping whiskey awarded seven international gold medals, including the one collected by Mr. Jack Daniel himself in 1904 at the St. Louis Exposition and World's Fair. It was honored then as "the world's best whiskey." The black and white label on Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 is much like the whiskey itself in that it has not changed since Jack Daniel registered his distillery in 1866. What is the origin of "Old No. 7"? No one really knows for sure where the term "Old No. 7" came from. Anyone claiming to know the "real" story behind the famous Jack Daniel's "Old No. 7 Brand" name can just get in line behind all the others! Some folks will tell you it had to do with a lucky roll of the dice. Others will claim it refers to Mr. Jack's seventh try at a mash recipe. There is even one legend about seven lost barrels of whiskey that Mr. Jack wrote "7" on for identification when they were finally found. One tale is apparently as valid as another; the fact is no one knows exactly which one is the truth!

Dancing Bull Zinfandel

Dancing Bull is the lighter side of Rancho Zabaco—brighter, more irreverent, and playfully zinful. Like Rancho Zabaco, it is a Zincentric brand offering the best zinfandel experience with bold and distinctive varietals crafted for the Zinfandel enthusiast. Dancing Bull wines have a lot of personality! But they are also very approachable and suitable for any occasion—from an informal barbeque, to take-out Thai, to an evening of lobster rolls and good conversation. The wines showcase the unique style of Rancho Zabaco in an easy, drinkable format.