Sommeliers Choice Awards 2023 Winners

British gin Brockmans is celebrating “record results” for 2018 after total revenue grew 26%, boosted by the UK market.

Irish whiskey bonder Chapel Gate Irish Whiskey Co has debuted its custom blending programme with a whiskey specially created by London retailer Milroy’s of Soho.

Northern Ireland’s Rademon Estate Distillery has launched the first pink expression from its Shortcross Gin brand, called Rosie’s Garden Gin.

Speyside distillery The GlenAllachie has released a new limited edition range of single malts, which have been finished in a variety of casks including Port, rye, and Sherry.

Alter Brewing Company is thrilled to announce the 2019 release of Day Sipper, their summer seasonal lager, both on draft and in 6-pack cans.

Ithaca Beer Company is extremely pleased to announce its first wholesale release of a Flower Power variant: Flower Power with Galaxy Hops

Two of Asheville’s hottest breweries joined forces to throw the coolest party in town just in time for summer, as Eurisko Beer Co. and DSSOLVR released My Little Coconut Hazy Lactose DIPA.

Von Ebert Brewing, a locally owned, Portland-based brewing company, has announced its latest beer, Haze, Hop, and Ya Don’t Stop

2018 te Pā Sauvignon Blanc bags “Wine of the Year by Country (New Zealand)” at the 2019 Sommelier Choice Awards.

Boutique Bordeaux producer Liber Pater is to release its next vintage at €30,000 a bottle, making it the most expensive wine in the world.