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Aged, vintage and hard to find

Thousands of wines and spirits. Priced to compete.

From an everyday red to Cognac laid down in 1924, with the vintage, strength and region on every page.

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2,100+ wines and spirits

Rum

Rum worth sitting down with.

Foursquare from Barbados, Demerara from El Dorado, navy strength Pusser's up to 75.5% ABV and the Shipwreck range. From the mixing shelf to the Exceptional Cask series.

Strength, size and any case minimum are stated on the page, before you add to cart rather than after.

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Why the range runs deep

We can tell you what every bottle is doing here.

Liquor Wine Cave deals with producers, importers and distillers across France, the Caribbean and Australia. That is why the range runs deeper than the prices suggest, and why we can tell you what any bottle on this site is doing here.

That range runs from everyday wine and spirits through to bottles a supermarket will never carry: Armagnac and Cognac going back to 1924, single cask whisky, additive-free tequila, navy strength rum, small batch gin, French liqueurs, aged brandy and white wine worth putting away for a few years.

Alongside those sit Calvados, mezcal, bourbon, Japanese whisky, agricole rhum, eau de vie and aperitifs, along with Champagne and sparkling wine, and red wine from Australia, France and Italy. A number of lines are sold by the case, which is stated on the product page.

The producers we keep coming back to include Darroze and Delord for Armagnac, Christian Drouin for Calvados, Foursquare, El Dorado and J.M for rum, Vago for mezcal, Don Fulano and Clase Azul for tequila, and Hartshorn in Tasmania.

If you need help choosing, email orders@liquorwinecave.com.au and we will endeavour to reply within 3 business days.

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Guides

Worth reading before you buy

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Cognac and Armagnac Gifts for Christmas: Grande Champagne, Bas Armagnac and Vintage Years

Cognac and Armagnac Gifts for Christmas: Grande Champagne, Bas Armagnac and Vintage Years

How Cognac and Armagnac differ, what Grande Champagne, VSOP, XO and a vintage year mean on the label, and the family-made bottles we would...

Rye Whiskey Explained: What Makes a Rye and What to Buy

Rye Whiskey Explained: What Makes a Rye and What to Buy

What the word rye means on American, Canadian, Australian and European labels, how rye tastes next to bourbon, and three classic rye cocktails to...

Scotch Whisky Regions Explained: What the Label Tells You and What It Doesn't

Scotch Whisky Regions Explained: What the Label Tells You and What It Doesn't

What Speyside, Highland, the Islands, Islay, Campbeltown and Lowland mean on a Scotch label, why the region is a starting point rather than a...

Cocktail Cherries Explained: Luxardo Maraschino Cherries vs the Bright Red Kind

Cocktail Cherries Explained: Luxardo Maraschino Cherries vs the Bright Red Kind

Why a Luxardo Maraschino cherry is a different thing from the bright red candied kind, how Luxardo makes them from its own marasca cherries,...

Champagne for Christmas: Gift Bottles From Gosset, Paul Bara and Philipponnat

Champagne for Christmas: Gift Bottles From Gosset, Paul Bara and Philipponnat

Non-vintage or vintage, brut or rosรฉ, half bottle or magnum: how to choose a Champagne gift this Christmas, with bottles from Gosset, Paul Bara...

Japanese Whisky Explained: What the Label Means and What to Buy - Liquor Wine Cave

Japanese Whisky Explained: What the Label Means and What to Buy

What Japanese whisky actually means on a label since the industry standard took full effect, how to build a proper highball and mizuwari, and...

What Is Eau de Vie? Fruit Brandy, Kirsch and Williams Pear Explained - Liquor Wine Cave

What Is Eau de Vie? Fruit Brandy, Kirsch and Williams Pear Explained

Eau de vie is clear fruit spirit, usually unaged, that tastes vividly of pear, cherry or plum. How it is made, how it differs...

What Is an Aperitif? Types, Examples and How to Drink Them - Liquor Wine Cave

What Is an Aperitif? Types, Examples and How to Drink Them

An aperitif is the drink that opens the evening. Here are the main families, from quinquina and gentian to bitter red aperitivo and fruit...

What Is Vermouth? Sweet, Dry and Blanc Vermouth Styles Explained - Liquor Wine Cave

What Is Vermouth? Sweet, Dry and Blanc Vermouth Styles Explained

Vermouth is wine flavoured with wormwood and other botanicals, and usually fortified. Here is how sweet, dry and blanc styles differ, which bottle suits...

White Rum Guide: Styles, Strength and the Best Bottles to Mix - Liquor Wine Cave

White Rum Guide: Styles, Strength and the Best Bottles to Mix

White rum is clear rum, either unaged or aged and filtered. Here is how the styles differ, what the strength on the label means,...

Christmas Liquor Gift Ideas: Spirits for Every Personality - Liquor Wine Cave

Christmas Liquor Gift Ideas: Spirits for Every Personality

The best liquor gift is the one that matches how someone already drinks. This guide sorts Christmas spirits gifts by personality, from the rum...

The Hugo Spritz: How to Make It at Home, and Which Elderflower Liqueur to Use - Liquor Wine Cave

The Hugo Spritz: How to Make It at Home, and Which Elderflower Liqueur to Use

How to make a Hugo Spritz at home in millilitres, with the Suro maison serve and four elderflower liqueurs side by side. It also...