So said Mr. Clyde May, the humble moonshiner whose spirits bear his name. His integrity goes into every impeccable bottle of Clyde May’s, named the “official state spirit of Alabama.” Born to a single mother, Clyde grew up in the Depression-era, where resilience and character were necessary for survival. You’ll taste those traits in every sip of his whiskeys and bourbons, made with the cleanest still possible, aged for years in charred oak barrels. Attention to detail and commitment to quality, then, and now. He’d be so proud.

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Wine Spectator offered high praise for Próspero Añejo tequila, along with an impressive 97 points rating, and it was selected as one of Wine Enthusiast‘s Top 100 Spirits for 2019. Meanwhile, Próspero Blanco garnered an impressive 93 points at the Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2019. Born of the lush, volcanic soil of Mexico’s tequila valley, Próspero is designed by Stella Anguiano, one of the rare female Master Distillers in the country. The result is unparalleled flavor, marked by a smooth, elegant, perfectly balanced finish. Every element is meticulously crafted by hand - from the elegant bottles to the exquisite flavor profiles. With Próspero, it’s Love at First Sip.

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In 1776, James and John McConnell opened their Belfast distillery where they crafted the first recorded Irish Whisky brand to exist there. McConnell’s Whisky was a popular export to the US, until Prohibition severely impacted sales, and the distillery was closed. Today, the legendary McConnell’s brand has been revived. A robust, silky smooth whisky, soon to be made in a new distillery at an infamous location - the old Crumlin Road jail in Belfast.

Two legends, reincarnated.