From hosting some of the on-premise channel's biggest events to releasing its first single malt whisky, the fifth-richest city in the world is showing no signs of slowing down.
‘The Lion City’, ‘Sea Town’, ‘the island at the end of the peninsula’: Singapore has been known by many names since its first recorded appearance in the Third Century. Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, the city we know today was founded in the 19th Century by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, who established the island as a lively trading hub. Over the next 200 years, Singapore was invaded by Japan in
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From hosting some of the on-premise channel’s biggest events to releasing its first single malt whisky, the fifth-richest city in the world is showing no signs of slowing down.

Millie is an award-winning drinks and hospitality journalist specialising in spirits and cocktails, as well as the people who make them. She writes for a number of consumer and trade publications, as well as consulting and working with The Drinks Trust charity.



