Product Search

Lopez de Heredia, Bosconia Reserva, Rioja

López de Heredia Viña Bosconia Reserva 1993 – Rioja

The 1993 Viña Bosconia Reserva from López de Heredia is a beautifully mature and classically styled Rioja, showing the unmistakable character of one of Spain’s most traditional producers. The colour has softened to a clear garnet with brick-orange tones at the rim, reflecting its graceful development.

The nose is refined, delicate and wonderfully complex. Aromas of dried cherry, redcurrant and plum are layered with leather, tobacco, forest floor, vanilla and subtle coconut from long ageing in American oak. Notes of dried herbs, orange peel and gentle spice add further nuance and authenticity. …
more >>>

Price: £99.00
Stock: 6 in Stock

Royal Corregidor 20 Year Old Oloroso

Appearance
Very deep yet transparent blacky brown fading through oak gall ink to amber at the rim, legs.

Nose
There is a distinct aroma of age here with considerable depth and complexity. The nose is dry and serious with lots of old oak and walnuts and even a hint of spice, yet traces of fruit and cinder toffee from the PX. There is even the slightest trace of licorice. Such complexity can only come from very old soleras.

Palate
The first material sign of sweetness starts here with old PX richness but the wine is a good bit less sweet than a Cream. The PX is probably there to balance out any astringency from the very old Oloroso, and there is certainly not much astringency now; …
more >>>

Price: £34.95
Stock: 1 in Stock

Royal Esmeralda 20 Year Old Amontillado

Nose: elegant, fragrant and rather creamy, with sweet toffee, dried apricot and lots of almonds. Round and honeyed. There are nice overtones of the original Fino, with old flor and a refreshing lemony note. Hints of Gianduja, cinnamon and varnished oak, and the lightest whiff of smoke.

Palate: a fairly high acidity at first (lemons, oranges), slowly becoming rounder with marzipan notes, lots of nutty notes (almonds, hazelnuts, cashew) and a warm oaky glow. Fades on light pepper and earthy / umami qualities. Very pleasant and rather complex.
more >>>

Price: £24.95
Stock: 1 in Stock

Cask 33 Limited Edition Old Tawny Port

Sandeman’s Cask 33 is a single cask of Tawny Porto that is being launched to coincide with the celebration of Sandeman’s 225 years in 2015. The port includes wines of up to 70 years old that have been created by different generations of Sandeman master benders.

This release is a limited edition of only 685 bottles. The bottle design reproduces the style of those bottles originally used at the time of the founder in 1790 and are hand blown by one of Portugal’s last great artisanal bottle works.


Each year the winemaking team taste all the wines on the aging inventory, and when necessary, make adjustments in keeping with the house style. …
more >>>

Price: £895.00
Stock: 3 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2025
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £11.20
Stock: 9 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2024
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £10.80
Stock: 12 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2022
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £9.60
Stock: 29 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2023
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £9.90
Stock: 29 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage
up to 4 cases

£34+VAT
more >>>

Price: £40.80
Stock: 16 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2021
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £9.60
Stock: 32 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2020
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £9.60
Stock: 32 in Stock

LCB Storage Facility- storage during 2020
per case of 3x75cl, 6x75cl or per case of 12x37.5cl

+VAT
more >>>

Price: £9.60
Stock: 33 in Stock

Valdespino Quina
RRP £24.95
January Sale Offer £16.50

This quina is from a traditional recipe used by the Valdespino family for over 100 years. It is old Oloroso wine from the VOS and VORS soleras blended with a little Pedro Ximenez from El Candado. The wine is aromatized by fruits, roots and herbs such as Cinchona bark, gentian root, licorice, nutmeg, dried grapefruit and dried Seville oranges,.

Notes: Dark mahogany colour with coppery tones. The nose is concentrated with layered aromas of aniseed, nutmeg and dates. Notes of quinine and a satisfying bitterness on the palate lead to a long and complex finish. This is the perfect aperitif, served in a tumbler glass on the rocks with a cinnamon stick and a twist of orange

Valdespino is one of the oldest bodegas in Jerez, …
more >>>

Price: £16.50
Stock: 8 in Stock

Antica Formula - G. Carpano

This historic bottling of Carpano Antica Formula Vermouth, dating from circa 1965–1975, is a rare and evocative piece of Italian aperitivo history. With its wax-sealed top and intricate monochrome scrollwork label, it represents the luxurious mid-20th-century revival of the original 1786 recipe created by Antonio Benedetto Carpano in Torino.

On the nose and palate, the vermouth is dense, rich, and layered, offering aromas of vanilla, cocoa, dried figs, raisins, and alpine herbs. The signature bitterness of wormwood provides structure, balancing the natural sweetness and giving the vermouth a velvety, lingering finish. …
more >>>

Price: £149.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Giovanni Zoppa – Vermouth di Torino (c. 1970s–1980s)

This bottle of Giovanni Zoppa Vermouth di Torino is a fine example of traditional Piedmontese vermouth from the golden era of Italian aperitivi. Produced in Alba, Italy, it reflects the regional style that made Vermouth di Torino world-renowned: a sophisticated balance of wine, herbs, roots, and spices.

The presentation is striking, with its bold red “g.zoppa” branding, ornate vine and medal motifs, and traditional crest, all typical of 1970s–1980s Italian vermouth packaging. Collectors will immediately recognize it as a charming relic of the period when vermouth was enjoying an international boom, especially in cocktails and aperitivo culture. …
more >>>

Price: £89.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Grassotti “Puntino” Vermouth Aperitivo (c. 1960s)

A rare survivor from one of Piedmont’s historic vermouth producers, the Grassotti “Puntino” Vermouth Aperitivo captures the elegance and charm of mid-20th century Italy. Produced in Rivarolo, near Turin, this vermouth hails from the cradle of Vermouth di Torino, where craftsmanship and tradition defined the aperitivo hour.

The label, richly decorated in emerald green and gold flourishes, speaks to the prestige of Grassotti’s bottlings in the era, proudly noting the company’s foundation in 1837. The typography and design details — typical of the 1950s and early 1960s — help to firmly place this bottle in that golden post-war period. …
more >>>

Price: £129.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Amaro - Pistone (1970's Bottling)

The Pistone Vermouth Amaro “Nastro Azzurro” is a fascinating relic of Italy’s post-war aperitivo culture, likely dating to the 1960s. Produced by Pistone Luigi & C., this Turin-style amaro-vermouth hybrid reflects the experimental creativity of Italian producers during a period when bitters, aperitivi, and vermouths were thriving in both domestic and export markets.

The striking turquoise-and-white label, with its ornate flourishes and bold “PISTONE” branding, is unmistakably mid-century in style. The proud designation “Nastro Azzurro” (Blue Ribbon) would have been a mark of quality, aligning this bottling with Italy’s reputation for excellence in vermouth-making. …
more >>>

Price: £129.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Drink - Torazzi (circa 1970's)

The Torazzi Vermouth Drink is a strikingly rare Italian bottling, produced during the 1960s to early 1970s, when vermouth enjoyed global popularity both as an aperitivo and as a cocktail staple. The ornate, medal-adorned label design and the bold red “TORAZZI” branding across the shoulder are characteristic of mid-century Italian export bottlings.

The use of the term “Vermouth Drink” rather than the classic “Vermouth di Torino” hints at a style crafted specifically for broader export markets, appealing to a growing international audience that was discovering Italian fortified wines.

This vermouth would likely have carried the classic Rosso profile — deep amber-red in colour with aromas of bitter orange peel, …
more >>>

Price: £89.00
Stock: 2 in Stock

Gherzi Vermouth Torino Tipo Amaro (c. 1970s)

The Gherzi Vermouth Torino Tipo Amaro is a fine representation of Italy’s vermouth tradition from the 1970s, a period when Turin’s vermouth makers were still exporting widely across Europe and beyond. The bold red-and-gold label with ornate flourishes and the use of the word “Tipo Amaro” (a bitter style vermouth) firmly places this in the mid-to-late 20th century Italian production style.

This expression would have delivered a richer, more robust profile than classic Rosso vermouths, with layers of dark caramel, bitter herbs, wormwood, and gentian, supported by spiced notes of clove, cinnamon, and licorice root. …
more >>>

Price: £119.00
Stock: 2 in Stock

Rosso de Luxe - F.lli Gancia (1970's Bottling)

The *Amaro* from Fratelli Gherzi, in this rare 1970s bottling, is a fine example of Italy’s post-war herbal liqueur tradition—crafted to be enjoyed both as an aperitivo and a digestivo. Produced by the Gherzi family, whose roots in artisanal liqueur-making stretch back decades, this *amaro* blends a base of wine or neutral spirit with a carefully balanced infusion of herbs, roots, spices, and citrus peels. With over fifty years of bottle age, it offers not only its original bittersweet charm but also the mellow complexity that time brings.

In the glass, it would likely display a deep mahogany-brown hue with amber and ruby glints, reflecting both the richness of its botanical blend and the oxidative development from long ageing. …
more >>>

Price: £135.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

This rare bottle of Cinzano Vermouth Rosso dates from the early-to-mid 1970s (circa 1972–1976),

Cinzano Vermouth Rosso – Early to Mid 1970s Bottling

This rare bottle of Cinzano Vermouth Rosso dates from the early-to-mid 1970s (circa 1972–1976), a period when the brand’s bold red-and-blue diagonal logo and ornate label design became synonymous with Italy’s golden age of aperitivi. The lavish scrollwork, coats of arms, and the classic “1 Litro” Italian bottling make this a striking piece of mid-century design as well as a collectible spirit.

In the glass, the vermouth reveals a deep ruby-brown hue with amber edges, developed from decades of natural ageing. The nose is richly aromatic, …
more >>>

Price: £119.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Cinzano Vermouth Rosso dates from the early-to-mid 1970s (circa 1972–1976)
Damaged Label | Was £119 | Now £89

The *Cinzano Rosso Vermouth* is a true Italian classic, first created in Turin in 1757 and still crafted today with the same dedication to balance and complexity. Made from a base of carefully selected wines, it is infused with a secret blend of aromatic herbs, roots, spices, and botanicals—most notably wormwood (*assenzio*). The result is a rich, bittersweet aperitif that has earned its place as both a standalone drink and an essential ingredient in some of the world’s most famous cocktails.

In the glass, Cinzano Rosso shows a deep ruby-amber hue, hinting at its warmth and richness. The nose is aromatic and inviting, offering notes of dried herbs, caramel, and vanilla, interwoven with cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and a lift of citrus peel. …
more >>>

Price: £89.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Cinzano Bianco Vermouth Speciale – 1970s Bottling

This striking 1-litre bottle of Cinzano Bianco Vermouth Speciale hails from the early–mid 1970s, a golden era when Cinzano became synonymous with the Italian aperitivo lifestyle and was exported worldwide. The bold diagonal red-blue Cinzano logo, ornate heraldic crests, and distinctive neck label capture the glamorous design language of the decade, making this a beautiful collectible as well as a window into drinking culture of the time.

In the glass, Cinzano Bianco is celebrated for its pale golden hue and delicate balance between sweetness and herbal bitterness. Expect aromas of citrus peel, chamomile, and fresh herbs, layered with subtle vanilla and a hint of spice. …
more >>>

Price: £129.00
Stock: 1 in Stock

Cinzano Dry Vermouth (c. 1960s–1970s)

This bottle of Cinzano Dry Vermouth dates from the 1960s–1970s, instantly recognisable by its bold green-and-white design and mid-century typography. The phrase “Special for Cocktails” on the neck label highlights its role in the booming international cocktail culture of the post-war era, when Dry Vermouth had become indispensable in classics like the Martini and Gibson. The ivy motif on the label reinforces the natural botanical character that defined Cinzano’s style.

By this period, Cinzano had firmly established itself as one of the great names of Italian vermouth, competing globally with Martini & Rossi. …
more >>>

Price: £99.00
Stock: 2 in Stock

Pistone Vermouth Amaro Nastro Azzurro (c. 1970–1975)

This striking Pistone Vermouth Amaro Nastro Azzurro hails from the early 1970s, a golden age for Italian aperitivi and digestivi. The bold turquoise-and-white label, combined with its ornate floral detailing, captures the confident design trends of mid-century Italy, when vermouth makers vied for international recognition with distinct branding and adventurous styles.

As an amaro-style vermouth, this bottling bridges the gap between classic sweet vermouth and the more herbal, bitter liqueurs for which Italy is famed. Expect a deep, mahogany colour in the glass, with aromas of wormwood, gentian root, citrus peel, and subtle spice. …
more >>>

Price: £99.00
Stock: 1 in Stock