THE JAMES SEDGWICK DISTILLERY, WELLINGTON – SOUTH AFRICA

The James Sedgwick Distillery operates as the only commercial whisky distillery in Africa, home to the internationally acclaimed and award-winning range of Three Ships and Bain’s Cape Mountain Whisky.
Set in the picturesque Cape Winelands region of Wellington, approximately 55-minutes from Cape Town, the Distillery is the representation of the true passion and craftsmanship of South Africa’s whiskies with some of the world’s finest malts and grains
Three Ships is a brand of blended and single malt whiskies crafted at The James Sedgwick Distillery. Over the years it has developed from being just one variant to now having a core range of two blends, a 10-Year-Old Single Malt as well as annual special releases and limited editions as part of the Master’s Collection.
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