Wemyss Malts strikes gold at The San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2019

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The Hive from Wemyss Malts has won Best in Class at The San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2019 in the Blended Malt Scotch Whisky category.

The San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC), founded in 2000, is one of the oldest competitions of its kind with medals from the competition being recognized globally as an indicator of the highest calibre of quality.

Judging of spirits that are entered into the SFWSC is done so blindly to ensure impartiality and the competition is held in high global regard due to the esteemed and seasoned spirits experts on the panel.

Wemyss Malts’ Spice King also won gold in this year’s Best Blended Malt Scotch Whisky category.

The hive is a honey-sweet and fruity malt whisky that is made from a carefully sourced and blended selection of Lowland, Highland and Speyside whisky. This quality malt whisky now boasts several medals and awards since its release including 93/100 points awarded by the Ultimate Spirits Challenge and a gold medal for The Spirits Business Scotch Whisky Masters.

Spice King is a complex whisky made from multiple malts from across Scotland with a peppery and maritime flavour has also won many awards since its release including 93/100 points awarded by the Ultimate Spirits Challenge and a Gold Medal with Concours Mondial Bruxelles.

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