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The owner of one of the major alcohol holdings in Ukraine, Yevhen Cherniak, who is suspected of financing Russia's armed aggression, denies the accusations.

The SBU claimed that Cherniak's companies bought alcohol from Russia and paid $150 million to the Russian budget in taxes in 2022.

The controversial winning whiskey is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon that spends time maturing in England.

Earlier this fall 11 notable spirits experts entered the Punch Room at the London Edition and blindly tasted through hundreds of liquor brands, broken down by…

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Rosfinmonitoring [Federal Financial Monitoring Service of the Russian Federation - ed.] has added Yevhen Cherniak, a Ukrainian businessman, founder of the international alcohol holding Global Spirits and the Khortytsia distillery, to the list of terrorists and extremists.

A case has been launched against the international alcohol holding Global Spirits, and its beneficiary, Yevhen Cherniak, a Ukrainian businessman, was put on the wanted list in Russia. Source: Kremlin-aligned Russian news agencies RIA Novosti, TASS Details: Employees of the large alcohol holding Global Spirits (owner of the brand Khortytsia) are being investigated in Russia in the case of sponsorship of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The brandy sector saw a mixed bag of results in 2022, with some brands seeing sales spikes and other dropping in volume.