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My father, Albert W. Rossini, is the grandson of our namesake Severino Albertoni. The name Severino means “servant of the vine.” Three generations of grape-growing experience have gone into selecting...

There are few times in your life where you are compelled to leap…Bent Oak is one of those. After contemplating building a for many years, we did just that. We...

Laird’s Old Apple is a straight apple brandy, and contains no neutral spirits. A tasting of each barrel is made to select the barrels that will be aged for the...

Applejack was a well known "cyder spirit" throughout growing America. In the 1820’s, American evangelist John Chapman, better known as "Johnny Appleseed", preached to congregations along the Ohio River Valley,...

For almost 300 years, the art of producing Applejack has been passed down through succeeding generations of the Laird Family. Eighth generation Larrie W. Laird is now president of Laird...

The “Original Applejack”, Laird’s Straight Apple Brandy – Bottled in Bond is made the same today as it was over 200 years ago. This product is 100% apple brandy, aged...

For almost 300 years, the art of producing Applejack has been passed down through succeeding generations of the Laird Family. Eighth generation Larrie W. Laird is now president of Laird...

Laird’s Straight Applejack 86 represents the return to the Laird family’s historic roots. Prior to and post Prohibition, our American Applejack was a straight apple brandy produced at the proof...

The is located in the village of Askri, near the mouth of the Valley of the Muses, at the same place since 1946. The Muses Estate comprises temperature-controlled fermentation tanks...

Very tasty and unique representation of Pinot noir, rich and fruity like the flesh of the grape with balanced acidity and a slight effervescence.\n \n Producer Information\n Hammonton’s Tomasello Winery...

Flavors of roasted coconuts, melted chocolate toffee, waxy honeycomb, and a hint of ink compliment the bright and engaging, medium body.\n \n Producer Information\n Hammonton’s Tomasello Winery got its start...