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Six bottles, six categories, six small distilleries — including a single malt made in Brooklyn and a single-barrel bourbon from an estate that grows its own grain. Nothing here has a marketing budget, which is exactly why the liquid is this good. Add the bitters set if you want to start building properly.
6 bottles · $64.99 each · that's 9% off buying them one at a time
Secure checkout · Local delivery & in-store pickup · Adult signature (21+) required
Nothing in here is filler. Each one was picked by the people who stock our shelves, for a reason you can taste.
A Nevada farm-distillery that grows every grain it uses on its own land and distils it on site. Almost no bourbon works this way — most buy grain, and plenty buy the whiskey itself. Single barrel, so this exact bottle exists once.
A tiny independent bottler picking single barrels and releasing them undiluted. Cask strength rye at this price from anyone with a marketing department would be impossible.
Single-estate and additive-free — Ocho bottle each field separately and name it on the label, the way a winemaker names a vineyard. Almost nothing else in tequila works this way.
A Trelawny estate that ferments wild for weeks and refuses to add sugar or colour — the most uncompromising rum distillery working, and a cult name among bartenders.
Made in the Brooklyn Navy Yard by New York City's first distillery since Prohibition, from British floor-malted barley. A local single malt that genuinely stands next to Scottish ones.
An Australian distillery that presses fresh yuzu into the still rather than using an extract. Gin is the category starter kits skip, and this is the bottle that shows why that's a mistake.
Hand-picked from what's on our shelves right now. If something sells through we swap in an equal-or-better bottle and tell you before it ships.
A four-bottle bar covers what people ask for. A six-bottle bar covers what you actually want to drink — because the two categories starter kits leave out, single malt and gin, are the two that reward a good bottle the most.
Every distillery in this box is small enough that the people who own it are the people who make it. One grows all its own grain on the estate and distils it on site, which almost nobody does. One is in Brooklyn. One bottles each agave field separately and names it, the way a winemaker names a vineyard. That is where the character in these bottles comes from, and it is the thing scale tends to average away.
It also means you can't price-check any of this at a chain store, because they don't carry it. What you're comparing is the liquid.
No mystery discount. Here's exactly what each item costs on our shelf today, and what the bundle costs instead.
The hard part of a bottle shop is the wall of labels. This is one decision instead of four, made by people who taste this stuff for a living.
Every bundle is priced under the sum of its bottles at today's shelf price. The receipt on the left is the whole argument.
A single bottle is a nice gesture. A themed set with the story of each bottle is a present — and it arrives ready to hand over.
Local delivery or in-store pickup, all of it in one box. Someone 21+ signs once and you're done.
2 oz bourbon, syrup, two dashes of bitters, stirred over one big cube. Then build it again with the rye and compare.
Estate grain against cask-strength rye, same recipe. That comparison is the whole education.Equal parts gin, sweet vermouth and a bitter aperitivo. Stir, orange peel.
This is why gin is in the kit — nothing else makes a Negroni.1.5 oz of the rye, then add water three drops at a time. Somewhere in there it opens up completely.
You can't do this with a bottle already cut to 40%.The single malt and the Hampden rum, side by side. Two small distilleries, two completely different ideas of flavour.
Nothing in a supermarket tastes like either of these.We deliver locally and offer in-store pickup — the options you'll see at checkout depend on your address. As a New York package store we can't ship out of state, so delivery is limited to where we're licensed.
Yes. You must be 21 or older to buy, and an adult signature (21+) is required at delivery.
Bundles are built from live shelf stock, so the page will stop you before that happens. If something sells through between your order and packing, we substitute an equal-or-better bottle from the same country or category and email you first — or refund that portion if you'd rather.
Tell us in the order notes and we'll do our best. The bundle price is built around the specific lineup, so a swap needs to be a like-for-like from the same country or category.
Yes — check out to your recipient's address inside our delivery area. Whoever accepts the delivery has to be 21+ with ID. Add a note at checkout and we'll include a card.
No. Bundles are a one-time purchase. If you want a new one every month, that's what the Wine Club and the Craft Bartending Kit club are for.
$389.99 instead of $429.94 — you keep $39.95
Add the bundle to cartLocal delivery & in-store pickup · Adult signature (21+) required · Limited to what's on the shelf
