Sazerac names Singapore distributor
Buffalo Trace owner Sazerac has agreed a distribution deal with Dyspatchr in Singapore.
Dyspatchr will offer a custom barrel programme with Buffalo Trace Distillery
Dyspatchr will offer Sazerac-owned spirits including Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Corazón Tequila, Eagle Rare Bourbon and the newly-launched Jung and Wulff rum brand.
The Singapore-based importer will also market Sazerac’s latest Cognac releases, Seignette and Sazerac De Forge.
Simone Dyson, head of spirits and education for Dyspatchr, said: “We’re thrilled to represent these renowned brands from Sazerac’s portfolio as Dyspatchr continues to grow.”
Through its collaboration with Sazerac, Dyspatchr will also roll out a custom barrel programme with Kentucky’s Buffalo Trace Distillery. The brand’s master distiller will ship a selection of cask samples for partners to choose from, before they select bespoke bottle designs and can receive the empty barrel.
Eagle Rare awards Off Their Plate initiative 11th February, 2021 by Owen Bellwood
Sazerac-owned Eagle Rare Bourbon has awarded US$50,000 to on-trade charity Off Their Plate to help feed local communities during the pandemic.
Off Their Plate founder Natalie Guo has been awarded the Eagle Rare Life Award
Founded by Natalie Guo, Off Their Plate partners with bars and restaurants to feed vulnerable people in the local area.
The non-profit organisation has been awarded the 2021 Eagle Rare Life Award, which donates US$50,000 to an individual or organisation that ‘finds ways to reach higher in fulfilling their American dream’.
Guo was born in China and immigrated to the US from Sweden as a child. She responded to the Covid-19 pandemic by creating a charity that both revives on-trade venues struggling with restrictions, and feeds healthcare workers and community members in need.
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Cozy outdoor dining at Sakaba, a sushi restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch. (Provided by The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch)
Norwegians have a term for enjoying time outdoors, regardless of the weather.
Friluftsliv, or open-air living, takes on new meaning in 2021.
Here in Colorado, we’re certainly accustomed to bundling up on powder days and hitting the slopes. We’re also no strangers to après ski culture. But other cold-weather activities have been harder to come by until now.
Get ready for rooftop winter games, outdoor dining with 360-degree views and bundled up drive-in movies to break up your winter indoors. And don’t forget the option of a spiked drink or two amid the elements. In Norway, they’d call this
Feeling lucky? Utahâs annual drawing for Pappy Van Winkle liquor is now underway.
Winners can buy the prized products at bargain prices.
(Tribune file photo) Pappy Van Winkle bourbon. | Updated: Jan. 12, 2021, 1:34 a.m.
Utahns who want a chance to buy the rare liquor at a more affordable price than anywhere else in the country have until Jan. 18 to register. Once the drawing closes, a computer will randomly select the winning names.
Utah received 181 bottles of Pappy Van Winkle products this year, including two bottles of the companyâs highly prized 23-year aged spirit; four of its 20-year aged bourbon; 27 of the 15-year spirit; 58 of the 12-year product; and 90 of the 10-year.