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Isle of Mull Cheese launches Hebridean Cream Liqueur

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Isle of Mull Cheese unveiled its Hebridean Cream Liqueur, a limited-edition spirit with 17% ABV. The liqueur was created at the Sgriob-ruadh Dairy Farm and Distillery on the Isle of Mull. Lily Reade, granddaughter of the founder, created the product, which combines an aged spirit made from the dairy’s cheese production whey with farm cream. The liqueur goes on sale starting October 27.

From thewhiskeywash.com

Why it matters

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The launch marks the first product from Lily Reade. The liqueur leverages existing farm and distillery assets by using dairy whey byproduct and farm milk. The producer recommends the spirit be used in mixed drinks, including a flat white Martini.

From thewhiskeywash.com

Who's involved

  • LilyCompany that created the Hebridean Cream Liqueur
  • Isle of MullLocation where the liqueur was created and bottled
  • MartiniCompany whose drink the liqueur is recommended to pair with

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  • LilySpeculative

    Lily might see increased revenue from the new product launch, leveraging existing farm and distillery assets.

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