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5 stars for service and products and even events . Ben is a great host be it in the shop or at one of his quizzes and tastings . I love the sample packs from the spirit specialist too ,being able to try several different drams side by side is great especially to drink along to the YouTube videos he does to accompany them. I always look forward to calling in and trying new tasty spirits
Ben is an absolute gentleman. Incredibly expansive product knowledge and extremely generous with regards to tasting and sampling products he has available. Small indie shop but stocks a brilliant range of all spirits - my experience was with his whisky and rum ranges and he will endeavour to source allocations of products you are looking for if you talk to him about them! Really personal and impeccable customer service. Products dispatched quickly and packaged safely. Highly recommended!
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