How Cognac Became a Black Cultural Icon
A closer look at Cognac’s place in Black America
by Maria C. Hunt · source ↗
Topics
Found this useful? Marking helpful boosts the author and shapes the “most helpful” surface on the Chronicle home.
Read more
- news
Redacted Death: The Whiskey That Dares Not Speak Its Own Name
Iron Horse Brewery teamed up with Moses Lake Distillery to create a liquor that is not Irish or Whiskey. Here's the story behind Redacted Death.
by Kendall Jones1 viewbeer-newsspiritsiron-horse-brewerymoses-lake-distillery - news
Review: Bhakta 1868 America250 Edition
Raj Bhakta wears a lot on his sleeve, including his love for America. It’s no surprise then that his eponymous spirit label is jumping on the 4th of July bandwagon to commemorate America’s 250th birthday with a special bottle. And boy is he pulling out all the stops. Bhakta 1868 America250 Edition is a mix… The post Review: Bhakta 1868 America250 Edition appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Drew Beard2 viewsfeaturedrated-areviewsspirits - news
US spirits producers target Tokyo and Taiwan
The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) recently led a trade tour involving 18 US distilleries to East Asia, in a bid to champion American spirits in the region. The post US spirits producers target Tokyo and Taiwan appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Amelie Maurice-Jones2 viewsnewsasiajapanspiritstaiwantokyo