Welcome to the Midway Spring/Summer 2012 Top 12! Ah, warm weather-the girls in their shorts,
the hunky guys in their muscle shirts, and the rest of us, well…………whatever makes you happy.
What make us happy is seeing all your smiling faces flocking to our place to pick up your favorite
refreshments. We don’t cater to just a few tastes; we cater to each and every one of you. If you can’t
find something here to delight your palate, you’re not very thirsty.

Top 12 $119.95

Agro de Bazan Granbazan Albarino Etiqueta Verde 2011

Rias Baixas, Spain

$18.99 750ml $182.30 case

This is the best Albarino we have ever tasted and well worth the price. The vineyards are located within
sight of the Atlantic Ocean and you can smell the salt air in the wine. This fresh mineral driven no oak
white will match perfectly with shellfish. Steamed Mussels in green sauce would work perfectly.

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Vina Siegel Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2010

Valle Central, Chile

$8.99 750ml $86.30 case

This juicy Cabernet delivers in a big way. The nose is a mix of vanilla from the French oak intermingled
with red cherry and smoke. The palate is mouth coating with crisp cherry and soft tannins. The finish is
quite long for this bargain red. Start the grill and let’s party!

Steltzner Vineyards Claret 2009

Napa Valley, California

$17.99 750ml $172.70 case

Bordeaux meets Napa defines this lovely, rich full bodied blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc
and Merlot. The wine was aged for 22 months in French Oak and exhibits a nose of anise, lavender and
vanilla. The wine is beautifully balanced with firm but not harsh tannins. Roast whole tenderloin and
make serve with herb butter.

Bodega Carmine Granata Malbec “El Libre” 2010

Mendoza, Argentina

$ 7.99 750ml $76.70 case

This yummy red is dedicated to the bicentennial of the Argentine Revolution that began in May 1810. It
is absolutely delicious with that typical nose of juicy red fruit. The wine is fairly soft but with just enough
grip to keep you coming back for more. It won’t turn you into a liberal but it will set you free!

Primaterra Pinot Noir 2010

Delle Venezie, Italy

$8.99 750ml $ 86.30 case

We were floored when we tasted this Italian Pinot with the Rhino on the label. As one guy said it will
stop you dead in your tracks. Quite perfumed with medium body and good length this beauty will go
perfectly with the Costco Roast Chicken.

Matthieu Roux Pouilly- Fuissé  2009

Pouilly- Fuissé, France

$15.99 750ml $153.50 case

Chardonnay from the Macon region is a completely different animal then those from the New World.
Pouilly- Fuissé is the best appellation in the Macon and it shows in this beauty. It is all about balance
here, with a lovely floral nose to the mineral/stony palate to the good acid in the finish. Great Value!

Chateau Bellevue du Galvesse 2009

Lalande de Pomerol, France

$14.99 750ml $143.90 case

The 2009 vintage in Bordeaux was fantastic as exhibited by this supple left bank red. Lots of black cherry
and cassis on the nose is followed by a rich silky palate of black cherry and dark chocolate. The tannins
are soft but evident and the finish is long. The scoop sheet claims 85% Merlot with the balance Cabernet
Sauvignon but we detect some Cabernet Franc.

Chateau Recougne Blanc 2010

Bordeaux, France

$11.99 750ml $115.10 case

The Sauvignon Blanc (75%) gives you grapefruit and green apple and the Semillon (25%) gives you body
and a floral quality. Put it all together and you’ve got a refreshing, rich, summer white that’s the perfect
match with Maryland’s favorite dish, The Crab Cake.

Monte Cicogna Lugana 2008

Desenzano del Garda, Italy

$10.99 750 ml $105.50 case

Made of 100 % Trebbiano, this is quite an elegant white with its silky, slightly salty, pear and green apple
flavors. The bitter almond finish matches up nicely with broiled sea Bass and cold marinated asparagus.
Or you could have it with some sliced apples, grapes, and Aged Asiago cheese. Put a case in your cart.

Foppiano Lot 96 Petite Sirah 2009

Sonoma, California

$10.99 750 ml $105.50 case

The name Lot 96 was chosen to reflect Foppiano’s original roots, dating back to 1896. This is a kind, but
powerful fat, round red with a bright bouquet of blackberry jam and fireplace smoke with flavors of
black currants, added notes of dark chocolate with trailing scents of cedar, vanilla bean and toasty oak.
The finish lingers with that embracing palate hug that only Petite Sirah can deliver. A wine for the gutsy,
classy folks out there, you know who you are.

Quattro Mani Toh-Kai Exto Gredic Vineyard 2010

Dobrovo Brda, Slovenia

$9.99 750 ml. $95.90 case

Here’s a mysterious white from the “Four Hands” people who brought us their wonderful
Montepulciano D’Abruzzo. There are aromas and flavors that are difficult to pinpoint, but let’s try. You’ll
find a hint of mint, clover and mineral notes along with some pear, white peach and floral aspects. The
palate is dry and equally exotic. The mouthful name matches up well to this mouthful of wine!

Jean Pla Pink Cat Rosé Vin de Pays 2011

Cotes de Catalan, France

$7.99 750 ml $76.70 case

We doubt you’ll find a more pleasant rose out there at this low price. Comprised of 60% Syrah and 40%
Grenache, it is quite dry with a beautiful pink color and aromas and flavors of wild raspberry, a touch
of cinnamon, and Bing cherry. We propose you have it with baked ham, crown roast of pork, or simply
sip it with your friends at your next party. We are guessing that it is named Pink Cat because it is tamer
than a Pink Panther?

For you all looking for some Dogfish Head 120min IPA we still have plenty in stock, so come on down and pick a bottle up for yourself or a friend. The price is $9.99 for a 12oz bottle, it’s a little pricey but it’s worth it!

“Too extreme to be called beer? 120 Minute IPA is brewed to a colossal 45-degree plato, boiled for a full two hours while being continuously hopped with high-alpha American hops, then dry-hopped daily in the fermenter for a month and aged for another month on whole-leaf hops!

Clocking in at 15-20% ABV and 120 IBUs, 120 Minute is by far the biggest IPA ever brewed! It’s easy to see why we call this beer THE HOLY GRAIL for hopheads!

We brew 120 Minute IPA a few times a year, but it goes fast. If you find some grab a few bottles — some to enjoy and some to age.” www.dogfishbeer.com

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Come meet Master Distiller Lincoln Henderson of Angels Envy Bourbon. We will sample and Lincoln will personalize bottles. The tasting will be here at Midway on  Wednesday March 14, 2012 2-4pm. Our regular price for the bourbon would be $43.99, special event price of $39.99.

Angel’s Envy is a small-batch artisan bourbon crafted by a malcontent for those who refuse to settle for simply good. Aged for up to six years and finished in vintage ruby port barrels, Angel’s Envy is rich, subtle and exceptionally smooth.

Here’s a little info behind the distiller Lincoln Henderson:

Spirits are Lincoln Henderson’s life work. Since 2005, he’s served as the Master Distiller for Louisville Distilling Company, which has given him the opportunity to produce Angel’s Envy — his masterpiece. He is responsible for handcrafting every step of his bourbon. From developing the yeast cultures and personally tasting every stage to selecting the port wine casks used for the final aging process, Angel’s Envy is the distillation of his life’s work.

Before he founded Louisville Distilling Company with Wes Henderson, Lincoln spent almost forty years as Master Distiller and Research Fellow for the Brown-Forman Corporation. During his tenure, he planned, developed and produced nearly every type of distilled spirit, thoroughly proving his mastery of spirits. Chances are, you’ve tasted his work. He’s been a key speaker at seminars throughout most of Europe, Japan, and North America. As a young man, he received his Bachelor’s of Arts in Chemistry and Biology from the University of Louisville.

My Antonia started out as a collaboration beer when Sam brewed it at Birra del Borgo (hope you can read Italian) outside Rome, Italy, with owner/brewer Leonardo DiVencenzo in October 2008. In 2010, we began brewing My Antonia here in Delaware for U.S. distribution.

Aprihop is an American IPA brewed with Pilsner and Crystal malts. It’s massively hopped — in the continuous fashion, of course! — and the flavor is complemented by the addition of apricots.

After fermentation, the beer is dry hopped with irresponsible amounts of Amarillo hops. The beer has a hoppy aroma, with the apricots playing a supporting role.

The flavor is rich with late hop flavors, and its bitterness is tempered by just the right amount of malt sweetness and fruity undertones from the apricots.

Sprecher Abbey Triple has a light but malty and slightly sweet taste with a fruity bouquet on the nose. This is a very delightful beer to drink with 8.4% abv its got a punch to it without the harshness of that alcohol taste most beers give you. It also comes in a very nice blue swing top bottle. Drink it now or wait a few years to give it a more complex flavor through aging. The price is $15.99 a bottle.

Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye

$14.99 12pk $27.99 12pk case, $8.49 6pk

“Rye has been a staple grain for millennia—sought after for its stubborn resilience in the field and revered for its unique flavor. Ruthless Rye IPA is brewed with rustic grains for refined flavors—combining the peppery spice of rye and the bright citrusy flavors of whole-cone hops to create a complex ale for the tumultuous transition to spring.” - Sierra Nevada

Heavy Seas Black Cannon Black IPA

$9.99 6pk - $32.99 case

Commercial Description:
The style is an oxymoron but this ale is an extension of our Loose Cannon style brewed with black malt.

Style: American IPA. (Black IPA)
Hops: Warrior, Simcoe, Palisade
Malts: Black Wheat, Pale, Caramel, Munich

Taste Expectations: Piney & floral hops. Roasty malt backbone.  Touch of coffee.

Saranac White IPA

$6.99 6pk - $24.99 case

Saranac White IPA is a tasty innovative twist on a traditional IPA.  We’ve taken a delicious American IPA bursting with Citra hops, and given it a whole new direction by adding the refreshing fruitiness of orange peel & coriander and the softening characters of wheat malt and oats.  You’ll notice the complex hop flavor you’ve come to expect in an IPA, balanced with the extraordinary bright flavor of a wheat beer.  Cheers to twisting tradition!

Beer Style: Hybrid IPA/Belgian White
Malt Selections: 2 Row Wheat Oats
Hop Selections: Citra
Color: Pale Straw-Hazy
Mouthfeel / Body: Medium
Food Companions: Bleu Cheese, Poultry, Pork
Alcohol By Volume: 6.0%” - Saranac

Shipyard Applehead

$9.49 6pk - $31.99 case

“Shipyard Applehead is a crisp, refreshing wheat ale with a delightful apple aroma and subtle cinnamon flavor.
Malt: 2-Row British Pale Ale, Light Munich, Malted Wheat
Hops: Willamette, Hallertau
Yeast: Top-Fermenting English
Color: Golden
OG: 1.048
ABV: 4.5%
Food Pairings: Pork Chops, Sausage, Squash and Apple Pie” - Shipyard

Flying Dog Biere de Garde

$7.99 6pk - $26.99 case

“Garde Dog” Biere de Garde is unfiltered with a hazy, deep golden to light copper appearance. Brewed with domestically grown French Hops and German Pilsner Malts, it gives craft beer drinkers a very enjoyable, light-bodied, subtlety sweet beer with toasty malt undertones. Garde Dog is the perfect compleiment to lighter fare such as seafood, salads, cheese and Middle Eastern and Indian foods.

Harpoon Celtic Ale

$7.99 6pk - $27.99 case

“Harpoon Celtic Ale features a deep amber color. The flavor is malty and complex. Celtic Ale has a moderate hop finish that, along with the generous amounts of malt, makes for a medium bodied, smooth, rich beer. Try serving Celtic Ale with a hearty stew… the beer’s robust character will complement the bold flavors.” - Harpoon

New Belgium Dig

$9.49 6pk - $32.49 case

Sorachi Ace hops provides a fresh Spring zing with incredible lemon aroma. Nelson Sauvin is next in line with bursts of passion fruit, mango and peach.

American favorites, Cascade and Centennial round out this crisp, clean Pale Ale.