Great that Penderyn Myth is included in this list from GQ magazine – ‘It’s definitely an expression a #GameOfThrones fan will appreciate, for obvious reasons.’ You can read the article here. #Wales#Whisky#IechydDa#hiraeth
Penderyn, the leading Welsh whisky distillery, is announcing the launch of regular virtual whisky tasting sessions for its fans and customers. In light of challenges faced during the pandemic in 2020, the Brecon-based brand is bringing safe, home-based tasting experiences to whisky enthusiasts this autumn. Penderyn has previously taken part in a number of different international virtual tasting sessions this …
The Penderyn Music Book Prize, now celebrating its 6th year, is the first UK-based prize specifically for music titles, including history, theory, biography, and autobiography, with the NME calling it, ‘The Mercury Prize For Books.’ Organiser Richard Thomas: ‘It’s long been an oddity that while there are prizes for the best sports book of the year, the best travel book, …
On the morning of the 23rd of December 2009, Penderyn’s CEO, Stephen Davies travelled to London to be interviewed on the BBC News channel, which also went out on BBC World. You can see the interview here.
After our Penderyn Celt made #17 in the Whisky Advocate Top 20 Whiskies of 2018, we were delighted to recieve three excellent reviews in the latest edition of the prestigious US magazine. The bottles reviewed were the three latest bottles to be imported into the US – Rich Oak, Portwood and Peated. This brings the number of core whiskies available …
At the recent Spirits Business Design Awards we were awarded one Master (for our Gold Range Rich Oak 46) and two Golds (for Rhiannon and our Brecon Chocolate Orange Gin) in the World Whisky category. An article in the Spirits Business Magazine, reported specificially about Rich Oak, which was named in the ‘Top 10 Spirits Bottles Designs’: ‘This is something …
Following on from our recent article in Metro, Stephen Davies, Penderyn’s CEO has been interviewed for inews: ‘Stephen Davies, chief executive of the Welsh Whisky Company since 2005, points out that Wales has a long – if inconsistent – history with the drink. It was a Pembrokeshire man, Evan Williams, who brought distilling to Kentucky at the end of the …