Black Magic is an imported Carribbean Black Spiced Rum. Black Magic's nose is creamy vanilla followed by brown sugar and mixed spices, notably cinnamon and clove. The taste is sweet cinnamon followed by clove and mixed spices;and it finishes with a sweet, slight oak taste and a lingering blend of brown sugar, vanilla and cloves.

In collaboration with Kaitaia Fire Jumping Goat bring to you their Chili Edition. This coffee liqueur's made to open the eyes of late night coffee lovers around the world. Real coffee blended with real top quality liquor - it's an award winning combination. Jumping Goat have collaborated with the chili wizards at Kaitaia Fire, infusing the award-winning coffee liqueur with a blend of 18-month barrel aged Cayenne and Habanero chilis. This is real fire - a raging spice bonfire next to the feeble candle heat of most chili liquors. But be warned. If you can't hack a bit of heat, you'll wanna put the toilet paper in the freezer and pre-book a bed at the burns unit. This stuff ain't no joke.

Bursting with indulgent notes, this complex and versatile rum is perfect for mixing in flavourful long drinks or twists on classic cocktails. A complex and versatile blend of authentic rums. Its refined taste is inspired by the 'Mantuanos', Venezuelan nobleman in the 19th century renowned for their discernment and good taste. Diplomático Mantuano is the ideal choice for rum-lovers who want to elevate their drinks in everyday occasions.

Elegant. Smooth. Refined. That's what extra aging will do to bourbon.

To truly capture the essence of George Smith's vision, The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve has been created using the time-honoured distillation methods that he introduced so long ago. Made with water from the same crystal-clear mountain streams, in the same cold, pure air, The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve is as smooth and fruity as the whisky that first ran from the original copper pot stills. Boasting the classic flavours of The Glenlivet bound up in a creamy, smooth texture, this expression is our tribute to the one who started it all.

It is said that a ship carrying one of the largest quantities of black spiced rum ever to be brought over from the Caribbean Islands, for unexplained reasons, never reached its destination. Stories were plentiful, and while an attack by the Kraken is suspected, no stories were ever confirmed. The Kraken Rum is an imported blend of Caribbean rums, blended with a range of spices including cinnamon, clove, and ginger. Named for the sea beast of myth and legend, The Kraken Rum is bold, rich, black and smooth.

Inspired by the spectacular Cape Palliser Lighthouse on the southernmost tip of the North Island, Lighthouse Gin is one of New Zealand's oldest craft gins. Handcrafted with nine botanicals twice distilled and perfectly blended with water filtering from high in the Remutaka Ranges. A pure, complex gin with notes of magnificent citrus and juniper accents, a finely spiced creamy palate and a soft lingering finish. True to its London Dry Style, it makes an exceptional Dry Martini with a twist of lemon or a classic Gin & Tonic.

Fords Gin is a collaboration between 8th generation Master Distiller Charles Maxwell of Thames Distillers and Simon Ford of The 86 Company. A modern take on a classic London Dry Gin, Fords starts with a traditional base of juniper and coriander seed and is balanced by citrus, florals and spices that are steeped for 15 hours before being distilled. Each botanical blends together to create the perfect, versatile base for any gin-inspired cocktail.

Frangelico tantalises the senses with a rich hazelnut flavour that comes from the tonda gentile hazelnuts of Southern Piedmont. They are bigger, plumper and more uniform. Perfect for toasting and without a bitter taste, giving Frangelico its surprising golden sweetness.

A single malt with a bold, tropical twist. A portion of this whisky is finished in barrels that previously held Caribbean rum - the result is a well balanced and exceptionally smooth whisky. Single malt, meet summer.

The history of Licor 43 began in the 1940's when the company started to recreate an ancient Roman recipe known as Liqvor Mirabilis. The Romans banned the production and consumption, but the Carthaginians continued in secret. Nowadays, this elixir inspires the recipe of Licor 43. In the 1960's Spain started to see the arrival of thousands of tourists eager to enjoy the paradisiac climate. All these people discovered Licor 43 and the word of mouth started to spread, now making it the most international premium Spanish liqueur of all time.