Spirits
Explore a wide selection of spirits at Wine of the Month, with options suited to celebrations, entertaining, gifting and relaxed occasions. The collection brings together carefully selected spirits from South Africa and around the world, covering different tastes and ways of serving.
From whisky, gin and brandy to bourbon, vodka, tequila and liqueurs, there are bottles to discover for sipping, mixing or sharing. Compare brands, styles and price points to find a bottle for a special occasion, your drinks cabinet or your next gathering, with delivery available throughout South Africa.
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How to Choose the Right Spirit
Finding the right spirit comes down to your preferred flavour profile, the occasion and how you plan to serve it.
Choose a Spirit Style That Matches Your Taste
Whisky and bourbon can appeal to those who enjoy rich, warming and oak-influenced profiles, while gin offers juniper and botanical flavours. Brandy is known for its smooth, warming character, vodka provides a clean base for mixed drinks, and tequila and liqueurs offer further options for cocktails and after-dinner serves.
Consider the Occasion
A versatile gin or vodka can be ideal for casual entertaining and cocktails, while quality whisky or brandy can make a thoughtful choice for gifting or a special gathering.
Think About How You Will Serve It
Consider whether you plan to enjoy the spirit neat, over ice, with a mixer or in a cocktail. Whisky and brandy can work well on their own or over ice, while gin, vodka and tequila are popular choices for mixed drinks.
Choose According to Your Budget
When you buy spirits online, decide how much you want to spend and what the bottle is for. The collection includes options across different price points.
Explore Different Brands and Styles
Comparing producers and categories is a useful way to discover new flavours. South African craft spirits offer distinctive local expressions, while international producers bring established traditions and styles.