Formerly known as a domestically-focused one-brand business, Portugal's Casa Redondo hit the headlines in mid-2024 when the family-owned company agreed to buy the Safari liqueur brand from Diageo. A return to the front pages beckoned 14 months later, when Sheridans headed in the same direction. Late last month, group CEO Daniel Redondo (below) gave Global Drinks Intel editor Olly Wehring the inside track on the pair of purchases and provided an update on Casa Redondo's plans for the months ahead.Who are you, and who is Casa Redondo?Casa Redondo was founded by my grandfather, so I'm part of the
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