SOUTH AFRICA: Distell readies Bain's Cape whisky for South African market
By Arnold Kirkby | 31 July 2009
Distell has launched South Africa's first single grain whisky made from locally-grown maize and made at its James Sedgwick Distillery in Wellington, near Cape Town.
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Distell has launched South Africa's first single grain whisky made from locally-grown maize and made at its James Sedgwick Distillery in Wellington, near Cape Town.
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