Southwestern Distillery Will Launch Miner's Reserve
The Cornish producer will debut its new Tinner Bros whisky at Bar Convent Berlin from October 12-14, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Beer
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Southwestern Distillery is set to introduce its latest Tinner Bros offering, Miner's Reserve, at the upcoming Bar Convent Berlin trade show. The new whisky will be showcased to international distributors as the company seeks to expand its global reach.
Why it matters
The company aims to leverage the trade show platform to secure international partnerships for the distribution of its Tinner Bros line. This expansion strategy follows a successful inaugural year for the brand, which generated £1 million in sales.
Miner's Reserve is crafted from 100% Bourbon, aged on the Cornish coast, and bottled at 40% ABV. Each 700ml tin retails for £35 or approximately US$46.
The players
Southwestern Distillery
A spirit producer based on the Cornish coast that launched the Tinner Bros brand to expand its portfolio.
Bar Convent Berlin
An international trade show for the bar and beverage industry held annually in Germany.
The details
The whisky undergoes aging in a combination of Pedro Ximénez Sherry and ex-honey Bourbon barrels. Southwestern Distillery will display the product at stand 18A59 during the three-day event in Germany.
Timeline
Southwestern Distillery launched the Tinner Bros brand in 2025.
Miner's Reserve will debut at Bar Convent Berlin from 12-14 October 2026.
Culture Shift
The brand's move into international markets follows the documented trend of craft spirit makers leveraging trade events to capture global share. This shift highlights a growing consumer preference for localized, niche products that are increasingly distributed through international networks.
Consumers looking to purchase the new Miner's Reserve will find it priced at £35 or approximately US$46 per 700ml tin. As the distillery seeks new international partners, availability will depend on the success of these distribution agreements in various global markets.
The takeaway
The successful debut of the Tinner Bros brand indicates a strong market appetite for specialty aged spirits. Consumers should monitor regional retail updates as the company pursues its goal of global distribution for the new Miner's Reserve label.
Further reading
Discover more about the evolving landscape of global beverage trends on the Beer section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Spirits Business.
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