Sommeliers Choice Awards 2023 Winners

US producer Few Spirits has taken its cask strength Bourbon and reduced the ABV to bottling strength using cold brew coffee for its latest expression: Few Cold Cut.

Ahead of Thanksgiving tomorrow (28 November), we thought we’d draw your attention to a quintessentially American spirit to celebrate the national holiday.

New Belgium Brewing is excited to release Where I Live, a dark sour blended with TRVE Brewing’s mixed culture beer and featuring 100% Colorado-grown malt and whole flower lavender.

Santa Monica Brew Works (SMBW), the first and only independent craft production brewery in Santa Monica announces the latest edition in their series of great-tasting, well-hopped IPAs.

Buskey Cider located in Scott’s Addition neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia released its Bourbon Aged Old Fashioned Cider this week.

Nile Breweries Limited has unveiled a new beer brand called Nile Special Stout as the Ugandan beer company moves to march the competition from other brewers.

Meursault Clos du Cromin crowned as Wine Of The Year in inaugural results release.

Scotland’s North Uist Distillery has launched a seasonal Downpour Gin expression, infused with sloe berries and brambles.

William Grant & Sons-owned Scotch brand The Balvenie has released a 50-year-old single malt, which blends together whiskies from five American oak casks.

London seafood specialist Wright Brothers has jumped on the flavoured gin train and launched a spirit distilled with oyster shells, Amalfi lemon, and kelp seaweed.