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Halewood has opened a bar, distillery and rum school in one of Bristol’s most prominent locations. In an iconic building on Park Street, Bristol & Bath Rum Distillery officially opened its doors on the 8th of October.

The 7,500 sq ft venue houses two large production stills. The first is a 500-litre double retort rum still, traditionally used by many Caribbean rum distillers, which will distil Dead Man’s Fingers Spiced Rum. The second is a 200-litre gin still. The Distillery is also home to a Rum School, where visitors can distil their own spiced rum in small copper stills, or they can visit the Distillery’s bar, which is believed to be one of just a few places in the UK to stock over 150 rums from over 50 different rum producing countries.

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Edinburgh based distiller, John Crabbie & Co. has announced a new three year sponsorship deal with Scottish Rugby and Edinburgh Rugby.

The new arrangement will see Crabbie’s Gin become the official Gin partner of Scottish Rugby and the company will also renew its current official partnership affiliation with Crabbie’s Ginger Beer, the UK’s number one selling alcoholic ginger beer.

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Maverick spiced rum brand Dead Man’s Fingers has partnered with one of the world’s oldest tiki bars and home of the original Mai Tai, Trader Vic’s, to serve up a new cocktail with a rebellious kick at the spring edition of Cocktails in the City, taking place between 4^th and 6^th April at The Vaults, Waterloo. Continue reading Trader Vic’s stirs it up with Dead Man’s Fingers at cocktails in the city

Cornish spiced rum brand Dead Man’s Fingers has continued its impressive momentum in the spirits sector by rolling out a new bespoke bottle that grabs attention for its premium portfolio on shelf, alongside announcing UK-wide listings. Continue reading Dead Man’s Fingers points to success with new bottle launch

Liverpool Gin is to open a new distillery, complete with two bars, a Gin Lab and a Bartender School, on Castle Street towards the end of 2018.

The £1 million development, owned by Halewood Wines & Spirits, will enable gin fans to learn how to make the spirit themselves in a specially designed Gin Lab. Visitors will be able to choose their own botanicals and distil their own bespoke gin to take home.

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