Stoli

Stoli Vodka
750ml. – $55 / 1140ml. – $70 / 1750ml. – $100

Jameson

Jameson Irish Whiskey
375 ml. – $35 / 750ml. – $60 / 1140ml. – $80

El Jimador

El Jimador Tequila Reposado
750ml. – $60 / 1140ml. – $80

Grey Goose

Grey Goose
750ml. – $85

Bacardi

Bacardi Superior Rum
375ml. – $30, 750ml. – $55, 1140ml. – $70

 

Iceberg

Iceberg Vodka
375ml. – $30

White Wine

Tocornal Sauvignon Blanc (White)
1.5L. – $35

Red Wine

Fantini Montepulciano D’Abruzzo (Red)
1.5L – $35

Bombay Sapphire

Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin
375ml. – $35 / 750ml. – $60 / 1140ml. – $80

Bacardi Gold

Bacardi Gold
750ml. – $60

Heineken

Heineken regular
330 ml. can, 6 pack – $25, 12 pack – $40, Case of 24 – $70

Canadian

Molson Canadian regular
355ml. can, 6 pack – $25, 12 pack – $40, Case of 24 – $65

Pilsner

Old Style Pilsner Tall Boy
6 pack – $30, 12 pack – $50, Case of 24 – $80

 

 

Canadian Club

Canadian Club 100% Rye,
375ml – $30 / 750ml – $55 / 1140ml – $70

Some people think that alcohol drinks are “empty calories,” but that is not the whole story. Beer, wine, and spirits do have calories. There are about 7 calories in one gram of pure ethanol. There may be additional calories in your drink from flavorings, residual or added sugars, and proteins. Calories from alcohol are not as efficiently metabolized as those from food, and the question of whether or not light drinking increases obesity is unclear. Still, you should consider the calories you receive from your drinking as part of your overall intake.

While beer, wine, and spirits contain additional, naturally occurring nutrients they vary widely in alcohol content, calories, and other nutrients depending on the serving size and how they are made.