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Craftwork secures UK distribution rights of Biggar and Leith brands

Craftwork secures UK distribution rights of Biggar and Leith brands

Biggar and Leith, importer of spirits and fancy foods, has signed a new deal with Craftwork for the distribution of its brands in the UK.

The Biggar and Leith brands in the UK include Hotel Starlino Vermouth and Aperitivos, Stambecco Amaro and Shanky’s Whip Irish Whiskey Liqueur.


“The team at Craftwork are chuffed to bits at partnering with Biggar & Leith for UK distribution, their track record speaks for itself,” commented Jeremy Rockett managing director of Craftwork.

“Not only are their brands and marketing brilliantly conceived and executed, but the support and energy from the company is second to none, and our team have already seen a fantastic response to the brands from our customers. Shanky’s Whip is a fabulous addition to the range, just the kind of exciting brand consumers will love as the trade opens for business.”

Matt McKee, general manager of Biggar and Leith, added: “We are excited to be working alongside Craftwork in the UK. We look forward to a successful partnership with their team as, together we launch our new portfolio of spirit brands and expand distribution of the Biggar and Leith portfolio across the UK.”

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