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Entries Open for 2026 Melbourne Royal AISA

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Image: callisto/stock.adobe.comEntries have opened for the 2026 Melbourne Royal Australian International Spirits Awards (AISA), part of the Melbourne Royal Food & Beverage Awards. Distillers, producers and spirit brands are invited to enter, with the awards recognising quality, innovation and craftsmanship. Participants can benchmark against industry standards, earn medals and trophies, including Champion Distiller, and gain recognition for thei…
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Entries open for 2026 Melbourne Royal AISA

Image: callisto/stock.adobe.comEntries have opened for the 2026 Melbourne Royal Australian International Spirits Awards (AISA), part of the Melbourne Royal Food & Beverage Awards. Distillers, producers and spirit brands are invited to enter, with the awards recognising quality, innovation and craftsmanship. Participants can benchmark against industry standards, earn medals and trophies, including Champion Distiller, and gain recognition for thei…

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Melbourne Royal Australian International Spirits Awards opens 2026 entries

The awards have been opened up to international entries for the first team, as well as introducing a new Gin & Tonic category.

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The Shout broke the news on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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