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The ADSA was scheduled to commence judging at Melbourne Showgrounds on Tuesday 24 March, concluding the following afternoon. Brad Jenkins, Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria said the health and wellbeing of those involved is our highest priority. “The health of our judges, stewards and staff is our highest priority and in the current climate regarding the COVID-19 outbreak we believe that postponing the event to a later date is the best option” said Mr Jenkins.

A new Head Judge, a range of new classes and two new trophies highlight the list of exciting changes in store for the 2020 Australian Distilled Spirits Awards (ADSA).

Hellyers Road Distillery has been announced as the Champion Australian Distiller for the first time at the Australian Distilled Spirits Awards (ADSA) presentation last night in Melbourne, hosted by The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV).

Australian Distilled Spirits Awards judging for 2019 has come to an end. The Champions of the ADSA will be spilled in Melbourne at the 2019 High Spirits celebrating the Australian Distilled Spirits Awards (Thursday 4 April, Captain Baxter, St Kilda).

Introducing Raymond B ‘Spike’ Dessert III Trophy for Champion Rum.