New & Refreshing Drinks

Feteasca Alba is a grape variety that is used widely in parts of Eastern Europe, most notably Romania but also in Moldova, Hungary, Bulgaria and Ukraine. Feteasca means "maiden" in Romanian and is shared by three distinct varieties: Feteasca Regala (royal maiden), Feteasca Neagra (black maiden) and Feteasca Alba, or white maiden, which refers to the colour of the grapes.

Kindzmarauli comes the best with the meat, cooked on the grill, perfect with desserts and fruits. This is one of the most famous wines of the Kakheti region, it has a very delicate and velvety taste, as it is obtained from the Saperavi grape variety.

Despite the fact that Cahors are high in sugar, it can be served with hot dishes from wildfowl or meat stews. And yet his chocolate-coffee tones and notes of dried fruits will make an ideal duet with not very sweet desserts. Very impressive is the performance of this wine solo - as a digestive.

Tasting Notes: An uncomprimising Polish lager. Light in colour and flavour brewed using only malt, hops and crystal clear mountain water.

This beer is dominated by hops, on the nose, with a nice leafiness and nettle-bed quality.

Pilsner Urquell (Сzech Republic), the world's first pilsner. In 1842, at Urquell brewery in Plzeň, brewer Josef Groll introduced the world to the first golden ‘pilsner’ lager, and changed beer forever. His invention soon became the most popular style of beer on the planet.

Pilsner Urquell (Сzech Republic), the world's first pilsner. In 1842, at Urquell brewery in Plzeň, brewer Josef Groll introduced the world to the first golden ‘pilsner’ lager, and changed beer forever. His invention soon became the most popular style of beer on the planet.

Tasting Notes: Lech is from the region of Wielkopolska in West Poland. An easy to drink classic beer made with selected proportions of pale malt and a balanced addition of Marynka and Lubelski Polish hops, Lech's smooth taste and high carbonation offers consumers the perfect refreshment.

Tatra is a classic, bright, pasteurised lager beer with a strong aroma and delicate taste. Product of Poland.

The aroma is simply of clean toasted grains. Flavour is the same initially, not overpoweringly dark in flavour, moving to slight sweetness..

Made in Czech Republic.

Kvas Ochakovsky is dark kvass of double fermentation with sweet and sour taste and aroma of crust of rye bread.

Chicory does not contain caffeine, reduces nervous excitability, reduces the sugar content in the blood, improves digestion.

Chicory contains polysaccharide inulin, fructose, glycosite intibina (gives the drink a characteristic bitter taste), vitamins (B1, B2, PP, C), choline, proteins, pectin, tannins, organic acids, carotene, minerals (Na, Ca, Mg , K, Fe, P), microelements, as well as other useful substances necessary for human life. Chicory does not contain caffeine, reduces nervous excitability, reduces the sugar content in the blood, improves digestion.

Chicory does not contain caffeine, reduces nervous excitability, reduces the sugar content in the blood, improves digestion.

Cool tenderness of ripe blueberry gives new birth to the full flavour of classic black tea in the composition of Greenfield Blueberry Nights.

This lager beer is medium gold colour and has a white head that dissipates, quite quickly. On the nose, there is a real tang of citrus, softened by a yeasty note and good hoppy aromas that are very fresh.

Iconic Refreshment of GERMANY. Infused with the zesty tang of orange cola, it delivers a burst of citrusy sweetness in every sip.

PRODUCT OF GERMANY. Krombacher Pils 0.0% is every day, every occasion refreshment with the taste and character of a true Krombacher Pils. Very close in character and style to the regular Pils. Fresh, fine hop aromas and a light malt-sweetness at first, this quickly changes to the hoppy, delicate bitterness and well balanced style of Krombacher Pils.

PRODUCT OF GERMANY. Experience the unique flavor of Kaiserdom Smoked Beer. This 5.3% German offers a distinctive smoky aroma and taste in a convenient 440ml can.