Spirits
Crosstown Straight Rye
We like to drink vodka cold and neat. So we made a vodka that we loved but there is no way we can possibly drink all of it so we sell the rest. Enjoy!
80 Proof
White Point Vodka
Vodka macerated with dried Carolina Reaper Peppers, the current hottest pepper in the world. Coming from upstate South Carolina, this pepper is a hybrid of the Red Habanero and Ghost Pepper. Typical use is in Bloody Mary’s but excellent for any cocktail you want give some warmth.
80 Proof
Carolina Reaper Pepper Vodka
An American Style, corn and wheat based gin that is juniper forward followed by citrusy and floral notes. Coriander seed, bitter lime, and orange peel give it a bright citrus flavor, followed by an earthly floral finish coming from the ginger, angelica root, cinnamon, and star anise. This is the gin to your tonic.
94 Proof
Jasper’s Gin
High proof ethanol that has been macerated with fresh ginger juice and cinnamon chips. It is then sweetened with molasses and a ginger-cinnamon simple syrup. A perfect digestif.
72 Proof
Tolerance Liqueur
Aged for a minimum 4 years in White American Oak Barrels. Created from a mash bill of 70% corn, 20% wheat, and 10% rye, this bourbon is fantastic for sipping. By using winter wheat as the main secondary grain instead of the traditional use of rye, it creates a more mellow bourbon. Vesey's Straight Bourbon has notes of maple and dried fruit on the nose carry over into a palate filled with caramel and a pleasant robust oakiness. Finishing off with a slight hint of pepper and baking spices.
94 Proof
Vesey’s Bourbon
100 % Wren’s Abruzzi Rye mash bill. Aged over 4 years in the heat of South Carolina. A typical American whiskey yeast provides very deep, earthy flavors. Heavy barrel notes of baking spice and toffee make this a fantastic cocktail rye with a great peppery finish.
100 Proof
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