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Best of Class Excellence in Packaging Best of Class Certified Craft Distilled Spirits™ Brandy Bethel Rd. Distillery Grappa di Muscato Gin The Heart Distillery Gin International Gin Cotswolds Distillery Dry Gin Ready to Drink Chicago Distilling Company Finn’s Gin & Tonic Rum Pennsylvania Pure Distilleries Rum 105 Vodka Solar Spirits Eclipse Vodka Whiskey Cutwater Spirits Devil’s Share American Whiskey Merchant Bottled** & Certified Craft Blended Spirits™ International Agave Spirit Casa TresAmigos Santo Cuviso Bacanora Blanco** International Brandy NAUD VS Cognac Liqueur Skip Rock Distillers Raspberry Liqueur International Liqueur Casa D’Aristi Kalani Coconut Liqueur International Rum Virago Spirits Four-Port Rum International Specialty Spirit Padró & Co. Rojo Amargo Vermouth Whiskey Seven Three Distilling Irish Channel Whiskey Excellence in Packaging BEST OF CATEGORY Best Backbar Packaging Cutwater Spirits Devil’s Share American Whiskey Best Retail Packaging Bently Heritage Source One Vodka BRAND IDENTITY Gold Medal Deviation Distilling Silver Medal Southern Tier Distilling Company Bronze Medal Casa TresAmigos MEDALS Gold Medal Bently Heritage Source One Vodka Gold Medal Casa Tres Amigos Santo Cuviso Bacanora Blanco Gold Medal Cutwater Spirits Devil’s Share American Whiskey Silver Medal Lyon Distilling Company Curaçao Bronze Medal Compass Distillers Gin Wild Bronze Medal New Alchemy Distilling Fleurette Gin Bronze Medal Padró & Co. Rojo Amargo Vermouth Bronze Medal Pendray’s Distillery Brandy Bronze Medal The Baltimore Spirits Company Baltamaro Vol 1: Fernet Bronze Meda The Baltimore Spirits Company Baltamaro Vol 2: Szechuan Bronze Medal The Baltimore Spirits Company Baltamaro Vol 3: Coffee Bronze Medal Wright & Brown Distilling Co. Barrel Aged Rum Best of Category Distilled* & Certified Craft Distilled Spirits™ AGAVE SPIRIT 100% Agave Tequila Casa Tequilera Herencia de Los Altos Familia Camarena Silver Tequila* BRANDY Aged Grape Brandy Germain-Robin XO Brandy* International Aged Maison Monteru Cabernet Sauvignon Single Grape Brandy Grape French Brandy Apple Brandy Up North Distillery 3-year Barrel-Aged Apple Brandy International Apple Brandy Adelaide Hills Distillery Apple Brandy* Apple Eau de Vie Orcas Island Distillery Apple Eau de Vie Armagnac Domain de Papolie 20 Ans Bas Armagnac Calvados Calvados Christian Droulin La Calvados Pays d’Auge Hors d’Age Grappa/Pomace/Marc Brandy Bethel Rd. Distillery Grappa di Muscato Pisco Perú Santiago Queirolo Pisco Intipalka Mosto Verde Torontel GIN Aged Gin Myer Farm Distillers Cayuga Gold Barrel Gin International Aged Gin Full Circle Craft Distillers Co. Archipelago Barrel Reserve Gin Classic Gin The Heart Distillery Gin International Classic Gin Cotswolds Distillery Dry Gin Contemporary Gin Skeptic Distillery Co. Gin International Contemporary Gin Adelaide Hills Distillery 78° Gin* Flavored Gin Heritage Distilling Co. Cask Club Distiller’s Reserve Genever Style Gin Stoutridge Distillery GenZ Genever Gin Navy-Strength Gin Heritage Distilling Co. My Batch Navy Strength Gin International Navy-Strength Gin Four Pillars Distilling Navy Strength Gin Signature Botanical Gin Brandywine Branch Distillers The Revivalist Botanical Gin DragonDance Expression International Signature Clonakilty Distillery Minke Irish Gin Botanical Gin LIQUEUR Citrus Liqueur Tuthilltown Spirits Triple Sec* Coffee Liqueur Long Road Distillers Amaro Pazzo International Fruit Liqueur Eugen Bailoni Wachauer Gold-Apricot Liqueur International Herbal/Botanical Adelaide Hills Distillery Bitter Orange Aperitif* /Spice Liqueur NON-POTABLE BITTERS International Citrus Bitters Compass Distillers Grapefruit and Hops Bitters READY TO DRINK Ready to Drink Chicago Distilling Company Finn’s Gin & Tonic RUM Blend of Pot & Column Still Rum Cutwater Spirits Barrel Aged Rum Column Still Rum Heritage Distilling Company Cask Club Distiller’s Reserve Rum Hybrid Still Rum South Hollow Spirits Twenty Boat Cape Cod Cask Finish Reserve Rum (White Port Finish) Pot Still Rum Pennsylvania Pure Distilleries BLY Rum 105 Silver SPECIALTY SPIRIT Absinthe Oregon Spirit Distillers Absinthe Original International Aquavit Compass Distillers Aquavit Moonshine 10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Company Moonshine Other Spirit Up North Distillery Big Kid Cider VODKA Flavored Vodka Heritage Distilling Company Coconut Vodka Vodka – Neutral Character Solar Spirits Eclipse Vodka International Vodka – Full Circle Craft Distillers Co. Archipelago Lava Rock Vodka Neutral Character Vodka – Residual Base Character Caledonia Spirits Barr Hill Vodka WHISKEY American Single Malt Orcas Island Distillery West Island Malt Whiskey Whiskey Bourbon Cutwater Spirits Devil’s Share Bourbon Corn Whiskey Wood Hat Spirits Bloody Butcher Red Corn Whiskey Flavored Whiskey Manatawny Still Works Honey Whiskey Malt Whiskey Andalusia Whiskey Co. Revenant Oak Peated Single Malt Whiskey International Malt Whisky Mackmyra Distillery Svensk Rök Swedish Single Malt Whisky* Non-Typical Whiskey Manatawny Still Works Pennsylvania Whiskey International Non-Typical Whisky de Vine Spirits Ancient Grains Whisky Rye Whiskey Alchemy Distillery Boldt Cereal Killer Rye Whiskey Smoked Whiskey Peach Street Distillers Smoked Rye Whiskey Wheat Whiskey Spirit Works Distillery Bottled In Bond Straight Wheat Whiskey Whiskey Cutwater Spirits Devil’s Share American Whiskey White Whiskey Heritage Distilling Company My Batch Bourbon Merchant Bottled & Certified Craft Blended Spirits™ AGAVE SPIRIT Artisanal Mezcal Black Sheep Spirits Corte Vetusto Mezcal Ensamble II** Bacanora Casa TresAmigos Santo Cuviso Bacanora Blanco** Flavored Bacanora Casa TresAmigos Santo Cuviso Bacanora Anis** BRANDY Cognac NAUD VS Cognac GIN Dutch Genever By the Dutch Old Genever** LIQUEUR Cream Liqueur Sugarlands Distilling Company Appalachian Sippin’ Cream Strawberry Dream Cream Liqueur Fruit Liqueur Skip Rock Distillers Raspberry Liqueur Herbal/Botanical/Spice Liqueur Eda Rhyne Distilling Co. Amaro Flora International Nut Liqueur Casa D’Aristi Kalani Coconut Liqueur Other Liqueur broVo Spirits Chocolate Liqueur International Other Liqueur By the Dutch Advocaat** RUM International Blend of Virago Spirits Four-Port Rum Pot & Column Still Rum Flavored Rum Eastside Distilling Hue-Hue Coffee Rum International Pot Still Rum Proof and Wood The Funk Rum SPECIALTY SPIRIT International Aperitif Wine Padró & Co. Rojo Amargo Vermouth International Other Spirit By the Dutch Batavia Arrack Indonesian Rum** VODKA Botanical Vodka Sub Rosa Spirits Tarragon Vodka Vodka – Neutral Character Republic Restoratives Distillery Civic Vodka** WHISKEY Blended Bourbon 52eighty Distilling Cackler’s Whiskey Blended Whiskey Seven Three Distilling Irish Channel Whiskey Bourbon Leiper’s Fork Distillery Col. Hunter’s Select Barrel Tennessee Bourbon Rye Whiskey Republic Restoratives Distillery Rodham Rye Whiskey Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey Distilled* & Certified Craft Distilled Spirits™ AGAVE SPIRIT Cardinal Spirits / Creekbend GRAPPA/POMACE/MARC Long Road Distillers / Barrel Brandy BRANDY Reserve Gin 100% AGAVE TEQUILA Pendray’s Distillery / Brandy GOLD MEDAL McClintock Distilling / Reserve Gin Finished in Cognac Barrels SILVER MEDAL Willow Creek Distillery / VS Bethel Rd. Distillery / Grappa di Casa Tequilera Herencia de Los Brandy Muscato Storm King Distilling Co. / Barrel Rested Gin Altos / Familia Camarena Silver SILVER MEDAL INTERNATIONAL AGED The Baltimore Spirits Tequila* Sinister Distilling / Barrel Reserve GRAPE BRANDY Company / Shot Tower American BRONZE MEDAL Grappa Brandy GOLD MEDAL Dry Gin – Barreled Casa Tequilera Herencia de Solar Spirits / Grappa Brandy Maison Monteru / Cabernet Watershed Distillery / Bourbon Los Altos / Familia Camarena Sauvignon Single Grape French BRONZE MEDAL Barrel Gin Reposado Tequila* Brandy Bethel Rd. Distillery / Grappa di BRONZE MEDAL Primitivo AGAVE SPIRIT SILVER MEDAL Cutwater Spirits / Barrel Rested Wilridge Vineyard, Winery & Maison Monteru / Double Wood Gin BRONZE MEDAL Distillery / Estate Grappa Divine Distillers / Agave Spirit - Triple Toast French Brandy Denny Bar Company / Laust Paradiso Maison Monteru / Sauternes Sparrow Gin Finished in Wine INTERNATIONAL GRAPPA/ Barrels Goleta Red Distilling / Fiesta Cask French Brandy POMACE/MARC BRANDY Agave Spirit Ethanology / Ferox Barrel Rested BRONZE MEDAL Summer Gin Seven Caves Spirits / Silver APPLE BRANDY Pietro Gallo Estate / Grappa Di Filibuster Distillery / Gin Agave Spirit GOLD MEDAL Prosecco Storm King Distilling / Agave Up North Distillery / 3 Year Graton Distilling Company / D. Blanco Barrel-Aged Apple Brandy PISCO PERÚ George Benham’s Barrel Finished Gin BRONZE MEDAL SILVER MEDAL Heritage Distilling Company / MEZCAL Divine Distillers / Apple Brandy - Santiago Queirolo / Pisco Char Barrel Finished Soft Gin BRONZE MEDAL Paradiso Intipalka Mosto Verde Torontel McClintock Distilling / Espiritu Corsa / Santa Pedrera Shady Knoll Orchards & Gardener’s Gin Mezcal Distillery / Apple Brandy UNAGED FRUIT BRANDY Pinckney Bend Distillery / Cask BRONZE MEDAL BRANDY INTERNATIONAL Finished Gin Stillwater Spirits / Framboise Eau Sourland Mountain Spirits / Gin APPLE BRANDY de Vie AGED FRUIT BRANDY SILVER MEDAL INTERNATIONAL AGED GIN BRONZE MEDAL Adelaide Hills Distillery / Apple INTERNATIONAL UNAGED Fish Hawk Spirits / Ocala Marion Brandy* FRUIT BRANDY SILVER MEDAL 106 Black Full Circle Craft Distillers Co. / SILVER MEDAL Archipelago Barrel Reserve Gin Peach Street Distillers / Peach APPLE EAU DE VIE Eugen Bailoni / Original Gold- Brandy SILVER MEDAL Apricot Brandy BRONZE MEDAL Orcas Island Distillery
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