•Campari America’s Espolòn Tequila has launched a limited-edition bottle for Espolòn Blanco, celebrating the brand’s 25th anniversary.

The bottling features art from Mexican street artist and illustrator Edgar “Saner” Flores. It features Espolòn’s iconography and nods to the Tequila-making process. The special bottling is rolling out now across the U.S. and is available in retail and as part of a ReserveBar-exclusive bundle that comes with a gift box and tote bag featuring Saner’s art. In 2023, Espolòn reached 1.37 million cases in the U.S., up nearly 25%, according to Impact Databank.•Symington Family Estates has announced two vintage Ports from Quinta do Vesúvio, scheduled for bottling in May with retail availability beginning mid-June. The 2022 Quinta do Vesúvio carries a suggested price of $120 a bottle and is made entirely with grapes grown on the winery’s property. The second Port, 2022 Capela da Quinta do Vesúvio, is sourced from a selection of 100-year-old vines and carries a retail price of $400. This is only the fifth time in the winery’s history that they’ve made Capela. In addition to the pair of vintage Ports from Quinta do Vesúvio, Symington plans to release Warre’s Quinta da Cavadinha 2022 Vintage Port, holding four additional vintage Ports in its cellars.

•Scottish independent bottler Douglas Laing & Co. has announced the release of the inaugural single malt whisky from Strathearn Distillery under its ownership. The company acquired the distillery in 2019, and the new whisky includes spirit laid down by Douglas Laing Distilling as well as the previous owners. The whisky was matured in a combination of Bourbon, Sherry, and new oak casks. This debut release comes from a batch of 32 casks and is bottled at 50%, a strength favored by Douglas Laing for many of its independent bottlings. It’s available in the U.S. beginning in mid-May, with a suggested retail price of $110. Whisky Advocate has more.

•Monterey, California’s Scheid Family Wines has launched Grandeur Cabernet Sauvignon, the newest release in the Grandeur family of certified organic wines. The wine is from the 2022 vintage and matured for 14 months in American and French oak before bottling. Grandeur Cabernet Sauvignon carries a suggested price of $23 and is now available alongside Grandeur’s Red Blend and Rosé in retailers like HEB, Total Wine, and Natural Grocers, among others.