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British consumers go local
The British public are more interested than ever in discovering locally-produced food and drink, according to Sipsmith founder Sam Galsworthy.
Homegrown produce is now increasingly popular. English wine (thanks in part to increasingly clement weather) is also getting a lot of good press.
It’s not just English wines; boutique spirits distiller Sipsmith is going from strength to strength as its small copper still in Hammersmith, west London, produces award-winning batches of only 100 bottles of gin or vodka at a time.
Sam Galsworthy, founder of Sipsmith, will talk in detail about how best to tap into consumers’ new-found fondness of small producers with character at the drinks business fifth Annual Conference on Monday 28 February.
For more information or to book your ticket go to www.dbconference.co.uk
db, 21.02.2011