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WHAT WE DO

Mission

Since 1933, our mission has been firmly rooted in our core values of family, integrity, respect, honesty, and hard work. We are deeply committed to upholding these principles for our team members, customers and suppliers alike. We seek to build and maintain longlasting relationships based on trust and reliability. By honoring our heritage and embracing innovation, we aim to continuously improve and adapt to meet the evolving needs of our industry, while responsibly contributing to the communities we serve. Together, we strive to elevate the spirit of hospitality and foster a vibrant and respectful culture in all facets of the organization and beyond.

Regional Distributor

We represent a broad portfolio of wines and spirits from around the globe, ranging from local craft distillers and producers to multinational brands. With one of the most diverse selections of fine wines and spirits on the market, our portfolio satisfies the interests of both the everyday consumer and the discerning connoisseur.

National Supplier

We act as a national supplier for a growing selection of domestic and international wine and spirit brands, partnering with a vast brokerage and wholesaler network across the country.

Producer & Bottler

Company Timeline

Since our inception in 1933, we have been rectifying and bottling spirits, creating brands, and managing nationwide rollouts. Today, we are proud to be fully operational in our new state-of-the-art production and bottling facility in Boston, MA.

SUPPLIER HIGHLIGHTS

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NEW & NOTABLE

Mastroberardino

Mastroberardino is one of Italy’s leading wineries and wine families. Its history dates to the early 18th century. As one of Italy’s top winemaking estates, it holds a proud place in Italy’s viticultural history as a guardian of native grapes of southern Italy’s Campania region. The family has not just worked to maintain them but has also successfully turned almost extinct grapes into world class varieties. Starting from the first half of the 18th century, the family established itself in the town of Atripalda in the mountains of the Southern Apennines, some 50 km inland from Naples. In 1878, Angelo Mastroberardino, great-grandfather of the current president, Piero Mastroberardino, started exporting the family wines first to Europe, and then, thanks to the pioneering journeys of his son Michele Mastroberardino, to North America, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Antonio Mastroberardino, Piero’s father, well known as “the archaeologist of vine and wine,” was the architect of the replanting program that paved the way for the relaunch of Irpinia viticulture after WWII. He also did great things for the once obscure Aglianico grape — Antonio’s efforts were credited with bringing it back from extinction and establishing Taurasi (made from 100 percent Aglianico) as a world class wine. Today Mastroberardino owns more than 260 hectares of vineyards on 17 wine estates located in Irpinia, in the southern Apennines, planted mainly to Aglianico, Fiano and Greco. www.ethicawines.com

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NEW & NOTABLE

Pico Maccario

Brilliant straw yellow. The bouquet is fresh, and floral fragrances typical of Moscato grapes stand out. In the mouth it is creamy, characterized by its pleasant fine bubbles.

Intense garnet red color. The bouquet is fresh, rich in fruity and floral fragrances, and strong hot spice hints. In the mouth, it is elegant and fresh, characterized by a balance between acidity and structure, and an intense red fruit finish.

Intense garnet red color. The bouquet is fresh, rich in fruity and floral fragrances, and strong hot spice hints. In the mouth, it is elegant and fresh, characterized by a balance between acidity and structure, and an intense red fruit finish.

Founded in 1997 by brothers Pico and Vitaliano, Pico Maccario is a family-owned winery boasting 112 hectares of vineyards between Monferrato and Langhe, primarily dedicated to the queen grape of Piemonte, Barbera. In 2016, the winery accomplished a remarkable expansion in the Langhe area, adding some CRU properties in the Barolo and Barbaresco appellations, especially in the villages of Neive, Barolo, and Serralunga.

Pico Maccario has always dedicated a large part of its resources to technological innovation and research in the vineyard. Their winemaking style aims to respect the true varietal character of Barbera, delivering wines with clean aromas, balanced and pleasant acidity, and versatility. These wines are enjoyable, rich, and satisfying.

Lavignone wine, the pride of Pico Maccario, is produced from a 54-hectare vineyard in one body, with vines averaging 22 years old, in the heart of the Barbera d’Asti DOCG. Its name comes from the local dialect, meaning ‘the big vineyard,’ and truly reflects the essence of its origin: the biggest Barbera d’Asti cru ever to exist.

Pico Maccario stands out as a pioneer in Barbera production, playing a pivotal role in promoting Barbera d’Asti and Nizza DOCG. Their forwardthinking attitude is shaping the future of Barbera in Italy and worldwide. www.ethicawines.com

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NEW & NOTABLE

Fortemasso

Driven by a desire to produce renowned wine belonging to great appellations in a uniquely beautiful landscape, in 2013 the Gussalli Beretta family purchased Fortemasso, in Castelletto, Monforte d’Alba: a 5 – hectare property planted to Nebbiolo for the production of Barolo DOCG wines, with an additional 8.6 hectares, meant for the production of Dolcetto d’Alba DOC, Langhe Nebbiolo DOC and Barbera d’Alba DOC. Leveraging the excellent quality of the land acquired, a new project was born, led by expert staff, in accordance with a very specific production philosophy: high emphasis on the vineyards and limited intervention in the winemaking process, in order to preserve each grape variety’s characteristic features. The building in which Fortemasso operates was renovated in a manner that maintains its traditional features, while creating an elegant and contemporary interior. An underground facility holds the cellar, with its winemaking and ageing rooms: the subterranean, environmentally sustainable cellar is ideal for preserving the rural landscape above ground, while its design centers around modern production processes. www.fortemasso.it

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NEW & NOTABLE

Sorrento

Sorrento - Kosher Mevushal

Abruzzo - Italy

100% Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

Clay- loam and rich in organic matter

the luxurious experience of Sorrento. picturesque bay of Naples is as serene as it rich in culture and craftsmanship. At our Abruzzo, Southern barrels which unveil an violet aroma. In recent years, our barrels produced our very best blend and we are thrilled wine of this unique character: a note of dark and woodsy aromas Experience a perfect between fruit, spice and oak Montepulciano leaves a full and long appealing finish of blackberries and black cherries supported tannins

Wine: Sorrento - Kosher Mevushal

Origin:

Grape variety: Abruzzo - Italy 100% Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

Soil: Clay- loam and rich in organic matter

Welcome to the luxurious experience of Sorrento.

Where the picturesque bay of Naples is as serene as it immersive; rich in culture and craftsmanship. At our winery in Abruzzo, Southern barrels which unveil an irresistible violet aroma. In recent years, our barrels have produced our very best blend and we are thrilled to share a wine of this unique character: a note of dark rich fruits and woodsy aromas. Experience a perfect balance between fruit, spice and oak. Montepulciano d’Abruzzo leaves a full and long appealing finish of ripe plums, blackberries and black cherries supported by smooth tannins.

Welcome to the luxurious experience of Sorrento. Where the picturesque bay of Naples is as serene as it immersive; rich in culture and craftsmanship. A blissful indulgence into a journey of discovery. At our winery in Abruzzo, Southern Italy we follow a certified IGP production, honoring the technique and agriculture of this region.

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NEW & NOTABLE

Canella

Established in 1947, Canella stands as a distinguished and historically significant producer renowned for crafting some of Italy’s best-selling fruitbased cocktails, drawing inspiration from the vibrant colors and flavors of Venice. As a family-owned and operated enterprise, it embodies a rich legacy of tradition, passion, and expertise spanning three generations. Since 1988, Canella has been at the forefront of innovation, introducing the groundbreaking 1° Bellini in a bottle, thereby establishing a new standard within the industry. As one of the few IFS-certified producers of fruit-based cocktails, Canella adheres strictly to rigorous safety and quality standards. Its unwavering commitment to excellence is reflected in its meticulous sourcing and production processes, which entail complete control over fruit harvesting and Prosecco production, coupled with a patented natural sparkling fermentation method. Consequently, Canella’s cocktails are devoid of artificial colorants, preservatives, or aromas, and require no artificial carbonation, ensuring a truly authentic and pure taste experience.

Experience Venice in a bottle with a glass of Canella! www.ethicawines.com

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80% sparkling white wine and 20% real white peach puree with a few drops of raspberry juice. Elegant aromas of white peach and hints of white flowers, giving Bellini a fresh and fruity character. The ripe white peach sweetness is balanced by the effervescent freshness of the sparkling wine.

Maison Ogier

Maison Ogier is a renowned négociant located in the Rhône Valley, celebrated for its rich heritage and commitment to quality. Founded in 1859, Ogier has built a reputation for crafting exceptional wines that reflect the Rhône’s unique terroir. Maison Ogier works with growers across the region, with which they are able to create a diverse portfolio of wines from a variety of appellations. Their approach combines traditional winemaking techniques with modern practices, ensuring that each bottle captures the essence of the Rhône. Ogier emphasizes sustainability and responsible viticulture, working closely with local growers to maintain high standards of quality. The wines are known for their character, complexity, and ability to express the flavors of the region, making them popular choices among both casual drinkers and connoisseurs. Overall, Maison Ogier exemplifies the best of Côtes du Rhône wines, blending tradition with innovation to produce celebrated expressions of this iconic wine-producing area.

www.maison-ogier.com

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NEW & NOTABLE

Château Fontenil

90% Merlot - 10% Cabernet Sauvignon. Intense crimson in colour, it has a complex aromatic palette comprising notes of mocha, chocolate, smoke, black fruit, blackberry and cherry. Compact and beautifully round on the palate with a well-balanced aftertaste.

100% Merlot. A great year for Merlot. The wines are a deep crimson colour with very pronounced aromas of ripe fruit, vanilla and blackcurrant jam. A real treat, but still developing. Average in concentration and well-balanced with an elegant tannic structure.

100% Merlot. Lovely deep colour with crimson highlights. Notes of black fruit, blackcurrant and blackberry mingle with vanilla undertones on the nose. Well-structured, fairly rich and round on the palate with good depth and silky, well-balanced tannins, culminating in a wonderful finish. Will only improve with age.

The renovation work on the installations lasted until 1999; the vinification cellars, the barrel cellar and the storage cellar were all equipped with high-performance material. Perfectly organized, tradition remains alongside new technologies: small stainless steel and wooden vats, double sorting table, barrel stock of which 60% are renewed each year and where malolactic fermentation is carried out – The same requirement in the vineyard: traditional cultural methods plowing or grassing, work under the row – yield control from pruning the vines until crop thinning – sustainable treatments, manual harvesting plot by plot using small crates.

The vines are on a slope with a southern exposure, looking down on the river Isle – a tributary of the Dordogne – and the town of Libourne. This magnificent setting frames an estate whose wines are among those which have enhanced the reputation of the Fronsac appellation. www.rollandcollection.com

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NEW & NOTABLE

Eola Hills

In the early 1980’s, Oregonian Tom Huggins found himself intrigued by the notion of creating great regional wines in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Tom’s dream was rooted in facts. Through his occupation as an agricultural insurance specialist in the 1970’s, he knew what to look for in potential vineyard sites. Tom convinced a handful of close friends and family members to invest with him in purchasing a 35 acre wheat field on Oak Grove Road, just a few miles west of Salem, on a site he felt was ideal for growing grapes.

These young Oregonians didn’t just bring their savings to the table. They prepared the site and planted the pinot noir and chardonnay vines themselves. They learned to stake and train vines, harvest, sort, and crush the grapes that became the winery’s first 1,500 cases in 1986. It was hard work, it was fun, and the wine was terrific.

Today, Eola Hills Wine Cellars is still locally owned and operated and is one of Oregon’s largest wineries, farming more than 325 acres of prime vineyard land. Production now surpasses 80,000 cases of fine wines that are enjoyed across the country and internationally. Our goal is to make wines that we feel capture the spirit and flavors of Oregon – we hope you enjoy them. www.eolahillswinery.com

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NEW & NOTABLE

Bluet

Michael Terrien, winemaker for Obsidian Wine Co. spent his childhood eating wild blueberries in Maine. As an adult, he and his family found it curious that they never saw wild blueberry wines in Maine. Nostalgia and innovation married and one, hot August day in 2014 Michael fermented a thousand pounds of wild blueberries in his Aunt and Uncle’s barn and Bluet was born! People liked it, so he sold the wine and made more the next year. Now he’s making a whole lot more with six local farming families as his grower-partners.

If you haven’t seen one, a blueberry field is extraordinary and ancient. This is the original blueberry, a stone age fruit that you don’t plant. It just grows on its own here in Maine the way it has for 10,000 years. Bluet is truly unique. Made with only a single amazing ingredient. A true product of terroir, this project supports the family farms in Maine and helps them sustain their unique way of life. Bluet, being all natural and full of antioxidants, does your body good while keeping it all very local. www.bluet.me

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NEW & NOTABLE

Defy Wines

DEFY produces the best vegan, organic European canned wine for retail and on-trade. We love wine, so we got rid of the pretension and all the fuss around it and we put it in a can, because cans are easy for people (and better for the planet). All our wines are natural, vegan and organically made. They taste great from the can or a glass and are over 60% less CO2 than bottles without sacrificing quality. No chemicals, no pesticides, no added sugars and no complex tasting notes – it’s all about good, delicious wine that you can enjoy anytime, anywhere. This is the modern way to enjoy wine; simple, sustainable & convenient. No fuss or pretension, just good vegan, organic wine in a can – It’s wine and it’s wet.

https://defy.wine

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NEW & NOTABLE

Lindores Abbey

As the officially recognised site of the first recorded distillation of Scotch Whisky in 1494, Lindores is again taking its place in history with its, now commercially available, Single Malt Scotch Whisky. In 2017, spirit started flowing once again from copper stills at Lindores Abbey Distillery, and the first single malt whisky was released in 2021.

Learning as much as we can from the great Scottish distillers around us, past and present, and from others much further afield, we are delighted to be bringing a very modern whisky-making approach to this ancient site. www.lindoresabbeydistillery.com

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CHAMPAGNE

PROSECCO

SPARKLING

NAPA REDS

LARGE FORMAT

LARGE FORMAT

CREAM LIQUEUR

RTD & CANS

SCOTCH WHISKY

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