Father's Day Gift Guide: Dad's Favorite New Wine & Spirits
After a long day what does Dad really want? Rather than a stale beer in the fridge help Dad enjoy a nice drink whether it’s a whiskey or a wine. These alcohol inspired drinks will bring new joy and lasting memories for the Father in your life.
Dewar's 19 “The Champions Edition”
Dewar’s is back with a second iteration of its Dewar’s 19, “The Champions Edition”. This bespoke limited-edition whisky is crafted to celebrate the brand’s partnership with golf’s prime occasion the 2022 U.S. Open, taking place at the Country Club in Brookline on June 16-19. This new expression honors the U.S. Open’s mantra, “From Many, One”; for Dewar’s, this means from many barrels one champion blend emerges. Created by Dewar’s award-winning Master Blender Stephanie Macleod, this premium bottle features whiskies that have a minimum age of 19 years and are finished in New American Oak and Rye casks. The resulting liquid features a bold and balanced profile with notes of butterscotch, heather honey, and cinnamon spice resulting in a rich and fruity finish.
Impérial Brut NBA Gift Box
Sip like a champion all season long and elevate your at-home viewing experience with Moët & Chandon’s Impérial Brut. As the official champagne of the NBA, this fan favorite comes in a limited-edition gift box to commemorate your favorite game. Pop open a chilled bottle as you cheer on your team.
Beringer Vineyards 2018 Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
This incredible Beringer Vineyards 2018 Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (SRP $175) is a rich, deep and elegant wine with nice structure. This wine exhibits a combination of fresh berry notes that results in a juicy, mouthwatering character and a long, persistent, textured finish. Pair this wine with a juicy steak or grilled lamb chops – the perfect Father’s Day dinner option!
Ilegal Anejo Mezcal
A gorgeous spirit rivaling the world’s finest scotches and cognacs. Rounded. Full. Rich. Yet untamed. Aged for thirteen months in American Oak, French Oak, and used bourbon casks. Maple, clove, and bitter orange aromas. Dark chocolate and sweet agave on the palate.
Ardbeg 10 year
Is dad up to the challenge? Present him with the Ardbeg 10 Year Old, revered around the world as the peatiest, smokiest, most complex single malt of them all. But like your main man, flaunting isn’t key, but rather showcasing the perfect balance of peat with and the natural sweetness of the malt. You can’t go wrong with this one if dad’s a whisky fan.
Nikka Days
A delicate balance is achieved by the skillful blending of mellow grain whiskies and slightly peated malts. With impressive floral aromas, this expression offers an extremely silky mouthfeel and fruity flavors that rise and expand, leaving behind a delightful aftertaste.
Luretta Puck
Luretta Puck ($ 24) is a blend of Cabernet and a local Barbera, it represents the modern soul of the wine world from Emilia Romagna -the Italian region where the popular -and sometimes outdated- Lambrusco hails from.
It is a genuine wine with vibrant hints of violets and red fruits, to drink in company around grills, picnics, pasta dishes and tasty fish dishes.
Larsen Aqua Ignis
If dad is an old world spirit fan, celebrate Father’s Day with something special from Larsen Cognac, Larsen Aqua Ignis. This bottle is famed for being the first cognac in the world that is aged in steam-toasted barrels. Each cask, made of traditional French oak, is plunged into hot water then toasted over hot fire, three times. This technique releases the most complex and finest aromas from the wood while keeping out undesired smoky notes, tannins and acidity. It superbly goes with a recipe of Old Fashioned for a Father’s Day treat he surely can’t resist.
BACARDÍ Reserva Ocho
Based on the original recipe from the Bacardi family reserves developed in 1862, BACARDÍ Reserva Ocho dons a rich golden color and is characterized by warming notes of butterscotch, nutmeg and dried apricots. Barrel aged for a minimum of eight years yields a rich, velvety body layer exuding complexity from the barrel. This bottle is one for the bar cart!
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