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At Arbikie Distillery
June 05, 2022
Danish Potato Farmers Tour Angus
Members of a Danish farmers co-operative experienced a packed 3-day tour of the Angus potato industry recently.
A New Chapter: Chase Distillery has reached an agreement to be acquired by Diageo
November 03, 2020
Chase Distillery has reached an agreement to be acquired by Diageo
Chase Distillery has reached an agreement to be acquired by Diageo, accelerating its mission to champion field to bottle spirits made sustainably on our farm in Herefordshire.
Priory Vodka won two prestigious Gold awards at the Global Spirits Masters in autumn 2017 with one judge describing it as 'pure, fruity and floral'.
January 30, 2018
North Yorkshire potato farmer wins award for still to be launched Priory Potato vodka
Priory Vodka made from a small acreage of potato crop that is otherwise destined for McCain’s and McDonald’s fries won two prestigious Gold awards at the Global Spirits Masters in autumn 2017. Priory Vodka will go on sale shortly.
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William Chase doubles vodka production after bumper potato harvest
October 14, 2014
William Chase doubles vodka production after bumper potato harvest
William Chase, founder of Chase Distillery, will double production of premium spirits to 500,000 bottles this year after a bumper potato harvest.<
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March 19, 2011
QV Foods creating a new potato vodka
A British potato vodka is being developed as a mass-market alternative to premium potato vodka Chase by potato supplier QV Foods
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Chase potato vodka signs Sainsbury's deal
March 14, 2011
Chase potato vodka signs Sainsbury's deal
Devotees of Chase Vodka – the only English potato vodka – will be able to buy their tipple from hundreds of supermarket outlets as a result of a tie-up with Sainsbury's.
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January 07, 2011
William Chase explains why he does NOT love potatoes
William Chase lives a life dominated by potatoes. Hailing from a family of Herefordshire spud farmers, he is best known as the man behind Tyrrell's.
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British potato vodka targets lucrative U.S. market
July 26, 2010
British potato vodka targets lucrative U.S. market
William Chase, owner of the only premium potato-based vodka distillery in Britain, plans to take on much larger, mass-produced luxury brands in the U.S. market, Chase told Reuters.Unlike all large-scale vodka producers, Chase Distillery grows, mashes a...
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June 28, 2010
Will Chase saves 'Love Chips' website from closure
The website run by the marketing department of the Potato Council, which was one of 820 websites expected to be closed by a Government review has been saved by William Chase, owner of Chase Vodka.   The website was to be closed as part of the review by...
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Chase (potato) Vodka voted world's best
May 16, 2010
Chase (potato) Vodka voted world's best
It is enough to make a patriotic Russian need a stiff drink to get over the shock - an English vodka has been voted the best in the world.
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August 31, 2009
Will Chase potato vodka scoops awards
William Chase (Founder of Tyrrell’s upscale potato crisps and king of added value) has scooped four Gold awards for it’s’ potato vodka and liqueurs.The Great Taste awards, run by the Guild of Fine Food, has awarded Chase distillery a Gold 1 star award ...
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November 04, 2007
Tyrrell's Chips building vodka distillation unit
Will Chase, 46, founder and managing director of Tyrrells, said the firm planned to use the money won in the Entrepreneurs Challenge to make vodka from potatoes grown on the farm but which are too small to turn into crisps. The company has already b...
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