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Spun Spirits

26 products listed

Spun Spirits is a premier Singapore-based craft alcohol distributor, marketer, and bar consultancy. Founded in 2020 by award-winning food and beverage industry leaders, the company acts as a brand builder dedicated to sourcing unique independent spirits for the island's best cocktail bars, restaurants, and retail consumers.

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DrinksFellas

1,009 products listed

Drinks Fellas is a Singapore importer and distributor of spirits, liqueurs and wines, supplying bars, restaurants, hotels and retailers. Incorporated in Singapore in 2003, the company works out of Ubi and lists close to a thousand trade lines — vodka, gin, rum, tequila and mezcal, cognac and armagnac, scotch, bourbon, rye and world whisky, champagne and sparkling wine, aperitifs, bitters and liqueurs — alongside a deep bar-ingredient range including the Fabbri and Vedrenne syrup, puree and garnish collections, and Fever-Tree mixers.

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