March 2023: New Beer, Wine and Spirit Releases

As Provi publications, the award-winning online magazine SevenFifty Daily and Beverage Media Group’s (BMG) iconic print publications, together, foster a deeply-connected trade community and acts as an essential advertising platform for reaching retail and bar and restaurant buyers. Each month, BMG’s print publications deliver the latest products entering the beverage alcohol market. To bring them online, we highlight the latest featured product releases for on- and off-premise buyers to know about on Provi.

Discover The Latest New Product Releases on Provi

Dom Pérignon Late-Harvest 2013 Vintage

The most recent release of Dom Pérignon Champagne is the late-harvest 2013 vintage. A Brut that opens with fragrant apricot and orange blossom aromas, it builds up to a long saline-tinged finish. 

Monkey 47 Distiller’s Cut Schwarzwald Dry Gin

Made in Germany’s Black Forest, Monkey 47 dry gin showcases 47 hand-picked botanicals, but every year, its limited-edition Distiller’s Cut features a Species Rara, a complementary 48th ingredient. For the 12th iteration, attention is on the woodruff, a flowering plant containing vanilla- and cinnamon-scented coumarin that was serendipitously sourced on the wooded grounds of the distillery.

Malibu Peach Rum

Conjuring juicy, yellow summertime peaches, the launch of Malibu Peach Rum reinforces the brand’s “Do Whatever Tastes Good” mantra. The line extension—which joins Malibu Watermelon, Malibu Pineapple, Malibu Strawberry, and Malibu Original—also includes a breezy ready-to-drink variant, Malibu Rum Punch Cocktail in a Can.

Powerscourt Distillery Fercullen Falls Small Batch Irish Whiskey

Now part of the Zamora Company USA portfolio, Fercullen Irish Whiskey arrives stateside with the new flagship small-batch Fercullen Falls, a blend of 50/50 malt and grain whiskeys. The light 86-proof spirit, produced at Powerscourt Distillery in County Wicklow, will be accompanied by the Fercullen Single Malt, Fercullen 15-Year-Old, and limited-edition Fercullen 21-Year-Old Single Malt.

Edinburgh Rhubarb & Ginger Gin

Fresh to the U.S. market, Edinburgh Rhubarb & Ginger Gin takes cues from the Scottish distillery’s liqueur starring the same two ingredients. Beyond the base of London dry-style Edinburgh Classic Gin, which lends the spirit piney and citrusy notes, an infusion of natural rhubarb and ginger rounds it out with jolts of tangy fruit and spice.

19 Crimes Martha’s Lighter Chardonnay

19 Crimes dips into the booming low-alcohol wine category with Martha’s Lighter Chard, the label’s second collaboration with lifestyle maven Martha Stewart. Using the same California Chardonnay grapes as her inaugural Martha’s Chard, this crisp, approachable 80-calorie version has just 8.5% alcohol. 

Maraska Nocelino Chocolate Green Walnut Liqueur 

Best known for its slivovitz, Croatian distillery Maraska is expanding its presence nationally with Nocelino Chocolate via Worldwide Libations. The versatile liqueur melds macerated green walnuts from Croatia’s Dalmatian coast with an infusion of natural chocolate that works as well in Old Fashioneds as it does on its own as a digestif.

Carolans Irish Cream Peanut Butter

Like Carolans Cold Brew and Carolans Salted Caramel, Carolans Peanut Butter begins with Carolans Irish Cream, the original velvety liqueur that brings together farm-fresh cream, Irish whiskey, and naturally harvested honey. It’s then mixed with a sweet, nutty flavoring that allows it to shine solo, in coffee, or libations like the Nutty Irishman.

Bombay Sapphire 1er Cru Murcian Lemon Gin

An homage to Murcia in southern Spain, Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru Murcian Lemon puts the region’s Mediterranean-ripened citrus in the limelight. Bright, sustainable Murcian Fino lemons, grown during a single late harvest, are bolstered by mandarins and sweet navel oranges for an expression that plays well in the French 75 and Martini alike.

BenRiach The Sixteen

After it was retired in 2016, The Sixteen is returning to the Benriach range. Sporting a reformulated recipe, the 86-proof single malt Scotch whisky was aged for at least 16 years in bourbon, sherry, and virgin oak casks, garnering concentrated bursts of fruit, honeyed malt, and oak.

Boondocks 18 Year Old Straight Bourbon Whiskey

As part of the Boondocks Signature Series collection, Royal Wine Corp has unveiled Boondocks 18-year-old straight bourbon whiskey from Kentucky. Overseen by master distiller David Scheurich, the 105.4-proof limited-edition release (there are only 1,620 bottles) is enveloped in layers of Tahitian vanilla, butterscotch, and dark roast coffee. 

Amaro Nonino Quintessentia Reserva

It is synonymous with grappa, but family-owned Nonino Distillery also turns out amaro. Consider the limited-edition Amaro Nonino Riserva Quintessenia (available through Terlato Wines), a tribute to the third generation’s Antonio Nonino, who kept Amaro Carnia in small wooden barrels. Aged for 24 months in oak barriques and petite casks, its melange of herbs, spices, and fruit is invigorated with aged ÙE Nonino Grape Distillate.