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Judges described the Muff Vodka as ‘bright and elegant’
Inishowen-based distiller The Muff Liquor Company has picked up another industry award for one of its locally produced drinks.
The company’s Muff Vodka has won Gold at The Spirits Business Vodka Masters Competition 2023.
The Vodka Masters were held at the Hippodrome in London, where judges described the Muff Vodka as “bright and elegant” as it picked up Gold in the Smooth category.
The Muff Liquor Company was established in 2017 and it has won many prestigious awards for its family-crafted gin and vodka.
“We are absolutely thrilled to be awarded this title by a panel of leading spirits specialists in a blind taste test,” the company said.
“A massive thank you to The Spirits Business, and to everyone who has supported us on this amazing journey.”
“2023 has been a super busy year for us here at The Muff Liquor Co, and we aren't finished just yet! These awards mean so much to us, and are a credit to the top quality of our spirits and the hard work of our team.”
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