Super Early Deadline
31 August 2026
Judging
Date
23 & 24 March 2027
Winners Announced
22 April 2027
Blog Archives
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News
The Leading Aromatic Bitters Joins The LSC Race
Recently launched in the month of November 2017, this aromatic bitters is all set to compete in the London Spirits Competition
News
The British Tiger Gin to enter London Spirits Competition (LSC)
Evolved from passion & unique complex formula, this premium British Gin will give a tough competition to spirits brands across the globe in London Spirits Competition
News
LSC Welcomes Germany's Premium Dry Gin
A premium dry gin, handcrafted and distilled in Germany, Elephant Gin produces award-winning handcrafted premium gin products made with rare African botanicals.
Producer Profiles
Presenting Mexico's Ultra-Premium Mezcals
El Tinieblo to enter Mexico's ultra-premium Mezcals: Mezcal Artesanal Joven, Mezcal Artesanal Reposado and Mezcal Artesanal Anejo in London Spirits Competition
Insights
Featuring New England’s Most Awarded Rum Brand
You can take the rum out of New England, but you can’t take New England out of the rum. New England’s most awarded rum brand coming to London Spirits Competition 2018.
Insights
9 Tips To Grow Your UK On-Premise Sales
BTN gets insight into the UK premium and niche beverage market from David Flockhart, CEO of Premium Beverage Associates.
Insights
How You Can Grow Your Brand Through The Bartender Or Sommelier
Bartenders today have a remarkable influence on what people are drinking and therefore what is stocked behind the bar. They can be called mixologists, artists, makers or cocktologists.
Insights
Sales Strategy and Programming Tips For Distilleries and Importers Of Premium Spirits
BTN Interviews fine spirit importer PVI Global’s Raj Sabharwal on effective programming and sales strategy for premium spirits and gets his top 5 tips for successful expansion.
Insights
London Spirits Competition To Reward Spirits For How They Look, Taste And Cost
To be a real success the spirit brand has to be bought by consumers, be it on a supermarket shelf or a restaurant or bar list.