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Captain's List CAPTAIN’S LIST what’s new 2 absinthe 3 agave 5 fruit 10 juniper 13 sugar cane 17 vodka 22 liqueur 23 whiskey: american 27 whiskey: canadian 71 whiskey: irish 72 whiskey: scottish 75 whiskey: reference series 107 whiskey: scotch malt whiskey society collection 108 whiskey: japanese 150 whiskey: indian 155 whiskey: other 156 hardcore porn 159 flights 173 wine 174 WHAT’S NEW D2 old forester statesman 47.5% $14 D2 copperworks single malt release no. 5 50% $14 D2 redemption wheated bourbon 48% $13 D2 distiller’s way 10 yr 47.8% $12 david nicholson 1843 1963 stitzel-weller* $550 E0 angel’s envy cask strength 2016 62.3% $75 G4 old maysville club 50% $24 D0 jack daniel's single barrel barrel proof 65.25% $18 D0 iron smoke apple wood smoked whiskey 40% $16 D0 old forester 1920 prohibition style 57.5% $14 tullamore dew cider cask 40% $11 ardbeg an oa 46.6% $23 imperial 1995 15 yr signatory $21 mortlach 1995 19 yr alexander murray & co 55.6% $41 monumental 30 yr alexander murray & co 40% $51 C3 chateau de pellehaut 1989 28 yr armagnac $43 C4 roger groult calvados pays d’auge reserve 40% $15 B2 foursquare 2015 11 yr zinfandel cask 43% $15 H4 vigilant navy strength 57% $11 B2 el buho especial joven mezcal 48% $28 2 ABSINTHE absinthe amer $19 absinthe bizarre 69% -swiss $33 absinthe bourgeois les fils d’emile pernot $22 absinthe l’ancienne 2012 $51 absinthe l’ancienne 2013 $47 absinthe l’ancienne 2014 $41 absinthe valkyria, oak aged 60% - swedish $41 adnams southwold copper house absinthe verte $27 angelique verte suisse $23 brevens h.r. giger $41 deniset-klainguer $17 duplais verte $19 eichelberger $27 enigma verte de fougerolles 72% $22 greenway distillers germain-robin $28 heritage $18 jade vs 1898 $27 jade pf 1901 $27 jade l’esprit d’eduoard $27 jade nouvelle orleans $27 jade terminus oxygenee $27 jade c.f. berger 65% $33 kubler $16 la berthe de jouux 56% - france $19 la blanche de l’heure verte 60% $22 la clandestine $21 la clandestine v.s.o barrique $165 la clandestine 1935 barrel aged 51% $158 la fee $16 3 la maison fontaine blanche 56% $24 la maison fontaine verte $24 la muse verte barrel aged 68% $25 la vadetra verte 65% - swiss $24 la valote bovet nostalgie $25 le tourment $16 libertine 72% - france $17 mansinthe $19 marteau belle époque (grain) $13 marteau original $21 marteau grand reserve (grape) $23 mata hari $16 michel p. roux supreme $20 pacifique $15 pernod absinthe $20 pernod c 1940 taragonna $522 pernod c 1941 taragonna $522 perroquet $20 ricard pastis c 1920 $222 roquette 1797 $20 sirene verte $20 soixante cinq $18 st george absinthe $15 studer swiss premium absinthe 55% $39 taboo $16 tenneyson $16 trenet premium absinthe francaise 60% $18 un emile pontarlier 68% $22 verte de fougerolles enigma $21 vieux carre $16 vieux pontarlier $17 4 AGAVE A4 901 $15 A6 agave de cortes $38 A6 aha toro reposado $12 A4 alma mezcalera pork mole 60% $59 A3 banhez mezcal joven espadin & barril 42% $11 A5 bosscal joven mezcal 42% $18 A4 bozal ensamble mezcal 47% $11 A4 bozal tobasiche mezcal 47% $16 A4 bozal cuixe mezcal 47% $16 A3 bru xo espadin 46% $29 A3 cabeza blanco $10 A2 cazadores anejo $10 A2 cazadores blanco $7 A2 cazadores reposado $8 A5 chamucos reposado $12 A2 chinaco anejo $12 A2 chinaco blanco $10 A2 chinaco reposado $11 A3 corralejo reposado $13 A2 corazon blanco artisanal edition small batch 40% $19 A2 corazon reposado artisanal ed. buffalo trace 40% $22 A2 corazon anejo artisanal ed. old rip van winkle 40% $25 A2 corazon anejo artisanal ed. george t stagg 40% $25 A2 corazon anejo artisanal ed. sazerac rye 45% $25 A3 delerio mezcal joven 42% $11 A6 del maguey vida mezcal $10 A6 del maguey chichicapa mezcal $19 A6 del maguey crema de mezcal $14 A6 del maguey minero mezcal $21 5 A6 del maguey san luis del rio 47% $21 A6 del maguey san luis del rio azul 47% $28 A6 del maguey santo domingo mezcal $21 A6 del maguey espadin especial 45% $28 A6 del maguey arroqueno 49% $28 A6 del maguey papalome silvestre 45% $28 A6 del maguey tobala $33 A6 del maguey pechuga 49% $51 A3 don julio anejo $13 A3 don julio blanco $11 A3 don julio reposado $12 A3 don julio 70th anniversary $15 A6 don julio 1942 $38 B2 el buho especial joven mezcal 48% $28 A7 el jolgorio espadin 2005 47.8% $23 A7 el jolgorio mexicano 2012 47% $32 A7 el jolgorio barril 2013 47% $35 A7 el jolgorio tobala 2013 48.5% $35 A7 el jolgorio madrecuixe 2013 47% $35 A7 el jolgorio cuixe 2013 47% $35 A7 el jolgorio pechuga 2013 48% $39 A7 el jolgorio tepeztate 2013 47% $44 A7 el jolgorio arruqueno 2013 53.7% $53 A3 el tesoro blanco $11 A3 el tesoro reposado $11 A7 excellia blanco $12 A7 excellia reposado $17 A7 excellia anejo $19 A3 fidencio classico $11 A5 fidencio pechuga $23 A5 fidencio tobala $26 A5 fidencio madrecuixe $31 6 B2 fuenteseca cosecha 2013 huerta “el maguey” blanco 45.7% $29 A2 gran centenario anejo $14 A5 herradura blanco $9 A5 herradura reposado $9 A3 herencia blanco $8 A3 herencia anejo $17 A4 illegal joven mezcal $17 A7 jose cuervo 1800 $9 A4 jose cuervo tradicional $7 A5 la nina del mezcal espadin 48.3% $15 A5 la nina del mezcal 2013 limited edition madrecuixe 43.6% $26 A7 los siete misterios tobala $39 A6 maestro dobel diamond $11 A5 meteoro joven mezcal 45% $18 A3 mezcal koch espadin joven 47% $17 A3 mezcal tosba pechuga 46% $23 A7 mezcal vago espadin sept. 2012 51% $29 A7 mezcal vago elote oct. 2012 50.2% $49 A6 mezcal vago elote 2016 50.7% $21 A7 mezcal vago ensamble en barro jun. 2013 48.6% $29 A7 mezcal vago mexicano may 2013 50.1% $39 A7 mezcal vago cuixe may 2013 49.9% $49 A5 mezcal vago madre cuixe 2016 51.6% $33 A7 mezcal vago tobala 48% $38 A1 mezcales de leyenda guerrero 42% $14 A1 mezcales de leyenda durango 42% $14 A3 mezcaloteca tobala/madrecuixe 52.6% $45 A5 milagro reposado $10 A5 milagro anejo $11 A7 milagro select anejo $23 A7 milagro select blanco $12 A7 milagro select reposado $14 7 A2 mina real mezcal de oaxaca 42% $8 A3 montelobos mezcal joven 43.2% $12 A3 oro azul reposado $10 A4 partida blanco $11 A4 partida reposado $13 A4 partida anejo $15 A4 partida elegente $39 A2 patron blanco $12 A7 penca azul reposado $23 A6 pierde alamas botanical $26 A6 pierde alamas tobala $33 A5 pierde alamas wild tepextate 55% $33 A6 pierde alamas tobaziche $35 A6 pierde alamas pechuga $56 A6 pierde alamas conejo $78 A5 real minero mezcal tobala 49.5% $35 A5 real minero mezcal pechuga 51.7% $41 A5 real minero mezcal arroqueno 49.5% $44 A6 rey campero mezcal madre cuishe 48.6% $21 A6 rey campero mezcal jabali 49% $30 A6 rey campero mezcal tobala 48.9% $35 A3 sauza hornitos reposado $6 A4 sauza tres generacions $10 A3 siete leguas blanco $12 A4 sin piedad joven mezcal $26 A5 sombra mezcal $10 A7 sotol por siempre 45% $11 A5 tapatio blanco 110 $13 A5 tequila ocho plata 2014 40% $14 A6 wahaka joven tobala $28 A6 wahaka joven madre cuishe $28 A5 wahaka tepeztate 45% $34 8 A5 wahaka jabali 47% $36 A5 wahaka guajolote con fruta 46% $39 A5 wahaka nanche 45% $39 A4 wahaka “vino de mezcal” chicken mole 53.5% $45 A4 wahaka “vino de mezcal” rabbit mole 52.5% $45 A4 wahaka “vino de mezcal” radiator distilled 49% $45 A4 wahaka “vino de mezcal” pulque topped 53.5% $45 FRUIT 9 C4 a.e. dor cognac 25 yr xo $35 C4 adrien camut calvados pays d’auge 6 yr 41% $27 C4 adrien camut calvados pays d’auge 12 yr 40% $37 C4 adrien camut calvados pays d’auge 18 yr 40% $51 C4 adrien camut calvados pays d’auge 25 yr 41% $76 C4 boulard calvados $11 clavador calvados c 1970* $100 C4 campo de encanto pisco grand & noble 40.5% $11 C4 campo de encanto pisco grand & noble 2013 43.5% $14 C5 campo de encanto pisco distiller’s reserve moscatel 40.5% $14 C5 campo de encanto pisco distiller’s reserve quebranta 40.5% $14 C3 cerbois vsop bas armagnac 40% $15 C3 chateau de laubade xo bas armagnac 40% $22 C4 chateau de pellehaut vsop armagnac $13 C3 chateau de pellehaut 1989 28 yr armagnac $43 C4 chateau d’orignac grand cru xo fins bois $11 C4 chateau du breuil calvados fine $13 C4 clear creek apple brandy 2yr $10 C4 clear creek eau de vie de pomme $14 C2 clear creek grappa pinot grigio $12 C2 clear creek grappa muscat $12 C4 cles de ducs vsop armagnac $12 C5 comandon vs $11 C5 comandon xo 25 yr $44 C3 courvoisier exclusif $11 C3 courvoisier 12 yr 40% $15 C5 courvoisier xo $35 C3 courvoisier vs $8 courvosier c. 1935* $425 C4 daron xo calvados $25 10 C4 daron fine calvados $11 C5 darroze les grand assemblages 20 yr bas-armagnac 43% $35 C5 darroze domaine de pounon bas-armagnac 48.3% $43 C6 dartigalongue xo bas armagnac 40% $16 C3 domaine d’aurensan 1975 40 yr armagnac 41% $113 domaine du bordage 60 yr calvados c.
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