We are very pleased to advise that AWE member Denis Broderick, based in Northern Ireland, received a mention in the Queen’s New Year Honours – British Empire Medal for “Services to the Community!”. He doesn’t think the services were wine related! However it was a great way for him to start 2015 and offered yet another excuse for cracking open a bottle of something special. Obviously he was rightly chuffed. Congratulations Denis.
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