Financial analysis of companies can be done using the so-called financial ratios. Financial ratios are used to estimate the financial performance of companies and are one of the most important and objective ways to measure the performance and success of a company. Financial ratios are a basis for analysis, assessment and making financial decisions for different stakeholders of a company, starting from the internal stakeholders like the owners of the company and external stakeholders like potential investors or a business partner. Financial ratios are divided into five groups: profitability ratios, operating performance ratios, liquidity ratios, debt and solvency ratios and valuation ratios. This paper analyzes micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in the food and beverage sector. Those include two companies from the United States of America, Eastside Distilling and Willamette Valley Vineyards, and two companies from the United Kingdom, Distil Plc and Gusbourne Plc. The aim of this paper is to conduct a financial analysis of previously mentioned four companies using the financial ratios for the period from 2016. to 2018. and to compare each of their financial indicators with each other. The analysis concludes that the company Willamette Valley Vineyards is the most financially stable company and Distil Plc is the fastest growing company, while the results of companies Eastside Distilling and Gusbourne Plc are somewhat lacking, especially because they were not making any profit in the analyzed period.