Distilleries convert operations to create hand sanitizer Multiple American distilleries are temporarily converting their operations to create hand sanitizer from high-proof alcohol.
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"We went from a situation where in the late 19th century, there were well over 100 distilleries around Ireland — 200 years later, there were only two distilleries left," said Lavelle.
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While some new distilleries, like Eau Claire, make Scotch-style single malt as part of their lineups, all the large distilleries, and most of the start-ups, focus on Canadian-style whisky.
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The thefts targeted the Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries.
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Congress should let them open distilleries and do exactly that.
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New distilleries have opened, as have bars consecrated to gin.
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However it's not all foraging and award-winning for these distilleries.
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Back then, Cagle recalled, he saw vodka distilleries opening around him.
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I've got to know all the distilleries in Scotland very well.
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He visited 2.43 distilleries (129 in Scotland) and chronicled the journey.
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At the moment, Britain's northernmost country boasts 126 Scotch whisky distilleries.
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As far as Scottish island distilleries go, Bowmore is practically urban.
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Outside Hobart, many distilleries open their doors for tastings and tours.
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Fifteen years ago, the United States had roughly a dozen distilleries.
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Sam Komlenic, a whiskey historian in Pennsylvania, believes that Maryland rye whiskey varied too much over time, and that the state's distilleries traded too much product with Pennsylvania distilleries, to allow a clear difference in styles.
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George Washington operated one of the largest whiskey distilleries in the country.
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In the U.K., several gin distilleries have started making hand sanitizer gel.
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Seven of the nine Islay distilleries Barnard wrote about are still operational.
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He asks Connery, a hard-nosed policeman, where the illegal distilleries are.
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About an hour outside of town are America's most prized bourbon distilleries.
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For local breweries, distilleries, and wineries, buying more equipment means growing their business.
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Investment has poured into distilleries over the past five years, unabated by Brexit.
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More than a dozen smaller whisky distilleries have opened in Scotland since 2013.
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Liquor manufacturer Pernod Ricard has begun producing hand sanitizer in its US distilleries.
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"In a 180-degree share swap, Melstacorp, which is a 100 percent-owned subsidiary of Distilleries Company, will become the holding company, while Distilleries Company will become a subsidiary of Melstacorp," the company said in a disclosure to the bourse.
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And small batch distilleries have changed many thoughts on what makes a good spirit.
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George Washington's Mount Vernon was one of the largest American distilleries of its time.
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Thus it has become the flagship spirit for hundreds of distilleries across the country.
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In response, various breweries and distilleries have shifted their focus from booze to sanitizer.
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It's not for nothing that Argentina has its own Campari and Fernet Branca distilleries.
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BTW ... tons of other distilleries across the country are also jumping in to help.
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Kilchoman and eight rival Scotch whisky distilleries have flourished here in the past decade.
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Distilleries are building new warehouses for aging whisky around the island and adding stills.
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So far individualism has held sway, with farmers wanting to build their own distilleries.
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Ms. Graham-Yooll said bottles from distilleries that had closed could jump in value.
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No. Yeah, so there's around, I think, 30 distilleries in New York City now.
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As soon as Washington state legalized craft distilleries in 2008, he opened Pacific Distillery, located in the Seattle suburb of Woodinville—a town with so many breweries, wineries, and distilleries that locals joke it has a haze of alcohol hanging above it.
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Shares of Distilleries Company rose as much as 208 percent to their highest since Nov.
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Many of the breweries and distilleries opened up to the outdoors — and were dog-friendly.
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The announcements follow a raft of similar efforts from some distilleries in the United States.
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Now, though, U.S. distilleries are stepping up to bridge the gap between supply and demand.
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People shared articles about distilleries in Oregon that were jumping in to meet the shortage.
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He then worked at a firm where, for five years, he engineered and built distilleries.
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Tourists drive past peat bogs and deep blue lochs on their way to the distilleries.
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Other distilleries, nodding to Australia's robust wine industry, age their whiskey in used wine casks.
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At least a dozen distilleries have opened in the state over the last five years.
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But newly established distilleries have to sell something—even before their own product is ready.
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The collection includes bottlings from closed distilleries no longer making whisky such as the Rosebank 2800.
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Some distilleries also break out the unusual bottles for a tasting to induce a larger purchase.
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I've drunk luxury coffee shat through a monkey, and I've visited distilleries in the Scottish Highlands.
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Shares of Distilleries Company rose as much as 19.2 percent and touched their highest since Sept.
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His is one of more than 60 such distilleries to have started in Britain since 2011.
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The hope is to eventually produce enough grains to sell to other New York farm distilleries.
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Distilleries are making hand sanitizer with their in-house alcohol and giving it out for free.
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When it comes to today's most innovative whiskey distilleries, US bourbon producers are leading the pack.
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After creative types moved into the area, trendy restaurants, galleries, distilleries and other business have followed.
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It currently identifies 2000,290 craft distilleries, defined as those producing less than roughly 260,2160 cases annually.
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Distilleries are distributing cleanser made with high-proof alcohol to meet CDC guidelines of 60 percent.
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Home to more than 40 whiskey distilleries, Australia is largely unknown as a whiskey-producing nation.
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There are plenty of whisky distilleries within driving distance of Aberdeen, each offering tours and tastings.
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Husband and wife Sean and Tia Edwards plan to put black-owned distilleries back on the map.
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The number of wineries has increased four fold, breweries have increased sixfold and distilleries and cideries sevenfold.
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Pearson said Scottish distilleries are trying to promote Scotch sales with an increasing number of brand ambassadors.
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As fewer people drink sherry, some distilleries are making sherry on the side strictly for the barrels.
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Distilleries called maquiladoras — some of which produce award-winning tequilas — produce tequilas for brand owners, says Morales.
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"At The Balvenie, as with many distilleries, we are observing that demand is outstripping supply," explains Simmons.
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After that, small hotels, factories, distilleries, churches and shops sprang up, according to Westwood's 2007 master plan.
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Until around the 1970s, Aalborg, with its fisheries, textile plants and aquavit distilleries, was Denmark's industrial center.
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The tragic theme he repeats is of the consolidation of small distilleries bought up by soulless corporations.
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Women working in distilleries, to this day, are mostly found in the visitor centre or marketing department.
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"You have all these distilleries, all going the same way, so there's no touchstone," Mr. Williams said.
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"It was the drive between the distilleries, that beautiful countryside, that everybody loved so much," he added.
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Only the biggest companies had publicists; most craft distilleries were figuring it all out on their own.
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I fell in love with one named, aptly, Double Distilleries, which was sweet and sharp at once.
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Sea mist shrouds Islay, Scotland, a rugged and remote island that is home to iconic whisky distilleries.
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Bowmore is one of the few distilleries in Scotland to use the old-fashioned floor-malting method.
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All are small-batch distilleries that depend mostly on the local water for their whisper of differences.
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That gives Australian distilleries the freedom to mix and match with other styles from well beyond Scotland.
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Things to do: Millennials have plenty of nightlife options in Columbus: live music, distilleries and fine arts.
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"We want to know about that particular farm and who else these distilleries [are] buying from," he said.
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All told I've spent days (probably weeks) of my life at distilleries and bars, tastings, and barrel picks.
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No wonder that distilleries are mushrooming, trying to give a colonial tipple a distinctive flavour of the fynbos.
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Neighbourhood saloons closed, home distilleries opened and drinking moved underground, to homes and speakeasies and even athletic clubs.
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Shares of Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc rose 13 percent, while Melstacorp Ltd ended 1 percent higher.
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Scotland's Ardmore and Glen Garioch, Ireland's Cooley and Japan's Yamazaki and Hakushu distilleries contribute to a lesser extent.
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His father, William Beattie-Seaman, made a fortune from the distilleries business and married a much younger woman.
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Two of Andrade's walls are covered with rum bottles, around 200 of them from distilleries extant and gone.
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Mr. de Kergommeaux's first edition covered just nine distilleries — eight large, traditional operations, and one craft start-up.
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There's been an explosion of craft distilleries nationwide, and regionalization is a way for companies to stand out.
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Small distilleries commonly open tasting rooms and offer tours as a way of marketing on a meager budget.
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WHAT TO SEE Nikka distillery, Kurokawacho 7-183 Yoichi-cho, Yoichi-gun, Hokkaido Prefecture; nikka.com/eng/distilleries/yoichi.
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Back then, only three distilleries were operating on the island, which accounted for all of the available brands.
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"With so many Irish distilleries opening, the premium offerings within the category have only just begun to shine."
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No wonder that distilleries are mushrooming, trying to give a colonial tipple a distinctive flavor of the fynbos.
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And there was no trace of a company called "Macallan and Talisker Distilleries Ltd" in the whiskey industry records.
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DIY distilleries are also popping up to make nightmare versions of common spirits—and putting them into familiar bottles.
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Shares of Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc fell 4.38 percent, while Ceylon Tobacco Company Plc dropped 1.21 percent.
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"[It] enabled distilleries to invest back into their businesses and communities across the United States," CEO Chris Swonger, added.
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A selection of small distilleries have opened up in London and are winning accolades for their botanical-laden distillations.
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American distilleries are using high-proof alcohol to make hand sanitizer in an effort to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
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It's here that spirits from the firm's historic distilleries across Scotland are brought for quality testing before being sold.
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"Distilleries have all sorts of equipment that are explosion proof," said Joseph Magliocco, president of whiskey-maker Michter's Distillery.
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Small-batch distilleries are supplementing their product assortments with hand sanitizers that meet the CDC's 60 percent alcohol guidelines.
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label is put together using a selection of rare casks from the Speyside and Highland distilleries.
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"The environment is ripe for new distilleries to emerge," said Cheryl Harrison, who edits the blog Drink Up Columbus.
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Burtynsky stood inches from the photo and squinted at a rickety pier extending from the distilleries to the creek.
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More than 1,000 workers at Diageo's Scottish distilleries were set to go on strike, starting 2100 GMT on Tuesday.
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As it is, most of these newer distilleries are so young that they haven't issued any whiskey commercially yet.
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We saw a big wave of craft distilleries in the US, and we saw that wave coming to Canada.
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For distilleries, this is a way to strengthen community health and curb the impact COVID-19 has had on business.
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Other smaller distilleries in the US have joined the effort to bring more hand sanitizer to those who need it.
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The number of distilleries grew to 419 in 20073 from 113 in 2009, according to the Office for National Statistics.
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Front Burner As mousers, cats earn their keep guarding the sacks of grain that are essential to distilleries and breweries.
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That recognition seems only to have lit the fuse on new and adventurous breweries and distilleries as well as restaurants.
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The 21.2 percent U.S. tariffs to be imposed Friday are causing headaches for single malt distilleries, already struggling with Brexit.
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A temporary cut in federal taxes on alcohol fueled the growth of American distilleries, but its expiration threatens their demise.
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Their efforts began in 2012 and led to a loosening of restrictions on distilleries' ability to serve directly to customers.
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"About five years ago, the Australian gin market was made up of about five craft distilleries," said Little Lon Distilling.
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Kentucky had just eight bourbon distilleries in 2009, but it had 68 by 2018, according to the Kentucky Distillers Association.
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But the distilleries, and the style, disappeared after World War II and the consolidation of the whiskey industry in Kentucky.
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Código 1530's version comes from an artisanal operation in Amatitán, a small town that is home to many tequila distilleries.
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A single malt whisky comes from a single distillery, versus a blend like Johnny Walker, which comes from several Scottish distilleries.
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Many distilleries are now selling single malts that have no age on them, to give them more flexibility in creating flavors.
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So when Few, one of my favorite distilleries, offered to send me something called "Breakfast Gin," I got a bright idea.
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Shares in top conglomerate John Keells Holdings, ended steady while those in Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka edged down 0.2 percent.
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"There are new distilleries, breweries and farm-to-table restaurants — it's such a movement," said Mr. Firth, of the Prairie Whale.
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But distilleries pulled the consumer staples sub-index down 0.5 percent as investors turned to profit-taking after recent record highs.
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Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DIST, AAA(lka)/Rating Watch Negative) faces high regulatory risk, with frequent excise tax hikes.
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Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka fell 1.67 percent, with foreign investors buying a net 132,693 shares in the company on Tuesday.
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Distilleries from across the great southern land have been filling up their trophy cabinets with prestigious international awards in recent years.
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These small-batch distilleries use traditional brewing methods, distilling in copper pots, and produce as little as 45 bottles a run.
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Whisky from Alberta Distillers in Canada is Ao's biggest constituent, followed by liquid from Jim Beam's Clermont and Booker Noe distilleries.
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On the alcohol front, the Arts District has bucked the nation's whiskey trend, with a number of distilleries putting out vodka.
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According to Putman, the vodka is distilled three times—but it's a much different process than you'd find at most distilleries.
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Brooklyn has become a frontier for budding distillers, where nine of New York City's 13 farm distilleries have appeared since 2010.
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There have also been a number of alcohol distilleries across the globe that have reported switching their production to hand sanitizer.
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Distilleries across the country are using their alcohol-making prowess to produce hand sanitizer, and in many cases distributing it free.
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October is also racing season at Keeneland in Kentucky's Bluegrass country, where farm visits, locavore restaurants and revived bourbon distilleries beckon.
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Nearly 252 craft distilleries, mostly clustered in the Columbus area, now operate in Ohio, up from a handful a decade ago.
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Cavalcanti said that he and the other leaders of the group are working with distilleries and fabricators to produce hand sanitizer.
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And after years of speculation about a bourbon bubble, distilleries and investors are confident that the expansion is here to stay.
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It said an estimated 14 new distilleries have opened up since 2013 and a further 7 are under construction in 2017 alone.
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Larger retailers often make arrangements with distilleries to purchase limited-release single-barrel spirits that they bottle and sell at a premium.
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Deep Eddy Vodka, co-founded by Christopher in 2009, sold for nearly $400 million to Heaven Hill distilleries about six years later.
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It has 29 distilleries in Scotland and most of the whisky it produces there is exported to 180 countries around the world.
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Our has a handful of distilleries in other cities, including Berlin, London, and Detroit, each of which sources its own local ingredients.
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Sugar mills, on the other hand, prefer to sell to higher-paying spirit distilleries, where they get a better and quicker deal.
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Foreign governments subject to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade tariffs have targeted American distilleries and their bourbon and rye whiskeys for retaliation.
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The island, out in the Atlantic and closer to the northwest coast of Africa than Lisbon, still has a few rum distilleries.
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In Argentina, women can't work in distilleries, while in France, there's a limit on how much weight they are allowed to lift.
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The Sixth District uses its Bourbon Trail of distilleries as a major tourist attraction, and the industry generates millions in tax revenues.
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The Getaway Tours, tastings and events that focus on gin, whiskey, bourbon and other spirits have multiplied, as have the distilleries themselves.
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The maker of Campari and Aperol aperitifs said all of its plants and distilleries were operational despite the dire situation in Italy.
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Other Teeling's whiskies, which have a history going back to 1782, have been produced in part at family distilleries north of Dublin.
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The canal was lined with rows of homemade distilleries—rusted cube-shaped ovens that sprouted long pipes, some ending in runoff pools.
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In December the CPCB ordered state governments to stop "grossly polluting units"—distilleries, paper mills and textile factories—discharging effluent into the river.
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Shares in CT Holdings Plc jumped 5.74 percent while Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc rose 0.99 percent, pushing the overall index up.
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Liquor company, Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DIST, AAA(lka)/Rating Watch Negative) is Sri Lanka's market leader in alcoholic beverage production.
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Spirits Alley, a cluster of distilleries along Monarch Street at Alameda Point, offers wine, spirits and craft-beer tasting rooms in old hangars.
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There, in 1987, he helped launch a brand called Six Classic Malts after assessing the Scotch whisky made at the company's 32 distilleries.
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"Many of these distilleries are small, family-owned businesses, and a lot of them rely a big chunk on live events," he said.
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Distilleries are sending their master blenders around the world to promote their product, and inviting tourists into their plants with new visitor centers.
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In the market, one can browse the glittering displays of mezcal bottles, many with gorgeous labels advertising their origin in small local distilleries.
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In September, the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Welcome Center will open in Louisville with exhibits on bourbon making and directions to its member distilleries.
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The most impressive bottles in the collection come from rare distilleries such as Macallan, Springbank and Gooding's favorite, Bowmore, according to the release.
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If they don't, distilleries like Lyon will face a 2000-percent tax increase, with the first payment for many due on Jan. 2400.
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Recently, it also has been getting buzz for its spirits, with a fresh crop of homegrown micro distilleries elevating the city's drink scene.
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Using Google Earth, Panou had scanned hundreds of square miles of the delta in search of the most dramatic of the illicit distilleries.
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It also has a bar, which Mr. Mountain said attracts friends and family members seeking Scotch whisky, especially from the Speyside distilleries nearby.
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Those who want to consume spirits at distilleries in Charleston or Columbia or Spartanburg may now mix their drinks in those tasting rooms.
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The area, which was the site of gin distilleries and warehouses in the 19th century, became an important part of London's swaggering counterculture.
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Plus, the man behind the brand, Dixon Dedman, didn't even make the whiskey himself; he bought barrels from other distilleries, then blended them.
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The White Walker, a blend from two single malt scotches from Cardhu and Clynelish distilleries in northern Scotland, is meant to be served cold.
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With the help of these provisions, local entrepreneurs are able to increase production, jobs, and distribution in their breweries, distilleries and vineyards across America.
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"The store's own brand, Kirkland, which may be what you're specifically asking about, all comes from other distilleries—Costco doesn't make it," she said.
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Global distilleries including The Macallan, owned by Edrington, The Glenlivet, owned by Pernod Ricard, and Diageo's Talisker have launched NAS variants in recent years.
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At first, Independent Stave just made staves — the slats that make up a barrel, hence the name — because many distilleries fashioned their own barrels.
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Compared to other distilleries who spend five to six years to complete their distillery, we only took just nine months to complete the construction.
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WHERE TO EAT There are few places to eat of note near the distilleries, but Nikka and Suntory have modest restaurants on their properties.
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"The anxiety level with these small distilleries is high," said Chris Swonger, the chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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Diageo, the single biggest exporter of whiskey from Scotland, exports 80% of the whiskey produced at its 29 distilleries in Scotland to 180 countries.
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Now, more than a dozen distilleries are making whiskey, and that number is rapidly growing with at least 12 more in the planning stages.
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In some distilleries, the agaves are no longer cooked at all; the sugars are extracted by washing the raw plants in a chemical bath.
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Just three decades ago, craft distilleries were illegal on Tasmania, the remote and strikingly gorgeous island state to the south of the Australian mainland.
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The big guys aren't the only ones experiencing record sales: There are now 750 micro-distilleries in the United States, compared to 92 in 2010.
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Donal O'Gallachoir is the US brand manager and co-owner of Glendalough distilleries, a craft distillery in County Wicklow that produces three varieties of poitín.
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A private driver will take you from the pubs in Dublin to the historic distilleries in the north, before guiding you through the scenic countryside.
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While bourbon can only be aged in new barrels, Scottish distilleries will reuse those old barrels up to three or four times to make Scotch.
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Distilleries are stepping in to help combat the hand sanitizer shortage by using the alcohol in their facilities to create their own alcohol-based solutions.
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This colorful new book provides a tour of today's distilleries, some with venerable roots, but most starting quite recently to meet the newly skyrocketing demand.
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And new distilleries are popping up from Australia to Liechtenstein to the United States, said Nicholas Cook, the director of the Gin Guild in Britain.
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"This is not an economic lifeline for distilleries," said Brad Plummer, a spokesman for the American Distilling Institute and editor in chief of Distiller Magazine.
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Distilleries have also expressed concern that they may be operating in a legal gray area by producing and distributing an alcoholic product free of cost.
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While the craft side of the spirits industry has since matured — these days even the smallest distilleries have sophisticated media strategies — I still enjoy it.
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Pursuits Little has changed on the Scottish island of Islay since its iconic whisky distilleries were profiled in Alfred Barnard's famously detailed Victorian-era book.
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His voluminous entries were printed in the magazine and published in 1887 as "The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom," a doorstop of a book.
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The sharp reduction in taxes also encouraged hundreds of new businesses to open, including about 2,000 breweries and 400 distilleries in the last two years.
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First, the rationale for these taxes is that consumption is problematic; production (distilleries and factories) is OK. Consumption can create harm that worries the public.
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Outside of the lodge, Caithness is known for its dramatic cliffs and coastal views, and the region is home to distilleries and castles that attract tourists.
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Scotch whisky is a key component of the drink maker's business; Diageo operates 28 malt distilleries, accounting for nearly one-third of the industry's total capacity.
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There are a lot of richer notes lost in the process [which is standard among many distilleries now] and that didn't start happening until the '90s.
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They're taking advantage of fairly recent changes to DC law, which allows distilleries (as manufacturers) to obtain a special permit for making and selling alcoholic beverages.
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US wine-and-spirits producer Pernod Ricard announced Wednesday that the company would convert all its distilleries to produce hand sanitizer, which it will then donate.
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Offering patios, yard games and sometimes food, many distilleries are following the pattern set by wineries to encourage visitors not just to tour but to linger.
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Gooding's "Marquee Collection," a group of 11 of his finest whiskys, includes three bottles from Macallan, which is one of the most coveted distilleries for collectors.
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"Bourbon is at a critical moment right now," said Kaitlyn Soligan, co-founder of Matson & Gilman, a company that runs high end tours of bourbon distilleries.
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The accolade was a breakthrough for her upstart distillery an hour southwest of Austin, in Hill Country, an area flush with breweries, wineries and other distilleries.
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TEREOS TO SELL 50% STAKE IN DISTILLERIES IN UK, SERBIA AND ITALY TO ITALIAN ALCOHOL MAKER ETEA AND PURCHASE ETEAS 50% STAKE IN SEDALCOL DISTILLERY IN FRANCE
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At scale, insights generated from bars across the country could help to inform the decisions that advertisers and distilleries make about what should be produced for where.
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To the probable delight of revelers attending this year's annual South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas, craft distilleries are becoming a growing feature of urban culture.
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"Within a 20183-mile radius of where we are now, there are 22018 distilleries," George Grant, the director of sales at Glenfarclas, told the New York Times.
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"Within a 20-mile radius of where we are now, there are 35 distilleries," George Grant, the director of sales at Glenfarclas, told the New York Times.
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Distilleries Co of Sri Lanka Plc, which jumped over 10 percent on Thursday, ended 5.4 percent weaker, while leading mobile phone operator Dialog Axiata fell 0.7 percent.
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Tennessee is now home to more than 30 distilleries after laws were relaxed in 2009, opening the door for craft spirit makers to launch across the state.
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Kentucky's Bourbon County is home to legends such as Maker's Mark and Jim Beam, as well as smaller distilleries that are growing thanks to the craft movement.
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Shares in Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc fell 2.7 percent while Ceylinco Insurance Plc ended 2.3 percent weaker and Cargills (Ceylon) Plc closed 1.2 percent down.
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In the 19th century, the area housed the world's largest shipbuilders, Harland and Wolff; the largest rope-maker, Belfast Ropeworks; and several major distilleries and linen factories.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 After leaving Maker's Mark, he turned to consulting, which led to his work with small craft distilleries.
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Even more impressively, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that breweries, wineries and distilleries created the second most manufacturing jobs of any industry in 2017.
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HEADS UP One of the country's fastest-growing cities has seen a surge in homegrown distilleries that are drawing customers with tasting rooms, restaurants and bottle shops.
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Next year, the more than 3,900 bottles he collected will be sold in two auctions, including rare offerings from storied distilleries such as Macallan, Bowmore and Stromness.
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Shares of Ceylon Tobacco Company Plc fell 1.96 percent, while Ceylon Cold Stores Plc dropped 1.38 percent and Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc declined 1.10 percent.
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In 2000, the United States had just 24 craft distilleries, and that number jumped to 430 by 18503, with most of them producing whiskey, according to Fortune.
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Some distilleries essentially create a collectible by restricting the bottling of a noted spirit to a fixed number, only released at a limited time, perhaps for the holidays.
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Vineyards regularly use it to enhance the flavor of their wine, and distilleries put their whiskeys in oak barrels to provide the booze with that coveted vanilla note.
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They come up against a challenge that boutique distilleries in other countries don't face, and that craft breweries and wineries don't either: a hefty, almost crippling, excise tax.
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Shares in Ceylon Tobacco Company Plc fell 1 percent, while Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc closed 2.3 percent down and Softlogic Holdings Plc ended 4.0 percent weaker.
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Pernod Ricard, the producer of Absolut Vodka and other drinks, such as Jameson Irish Whiskey, says it will start to produce hand sanitizer at all its US distilleries.
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If you talk to guys who work at distilleries and bars in Oaxaca—the world's mezcal epicenter— you're going to repeatedly hear that mezcal doesn't give you hangovers.
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Pernod Ricard— which makes drinks such as Absolut Vodka, Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Malibu, as well as smaller distilleries, and New York State, are also making hand sanitizers.
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In drafting the law, Congress appears to have been partly motivated by concerns over non-Indian settlers dodging federal alcohol taxes by setting up distilleries on tribal grounds.
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Gooding's hobby was researching single malt Scotch whisky distilleries, and he traveled to Ireland and Scotland dozens of times over the years to sample whisky and buy bottles.
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As Irish whiskey becomes increasingly popular, climbing back up toward to the top-selling position it held 100 years ago, new distilleries are opening at a fast clip.
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Until Prohibition, apple, peach and pear brandies were some of the most popular drinks in America, though hundreds of distilleries made grape brandy (essentially, distilled wine) as well.
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Australia is the world's fourth-largest bourbon export market, and several new distilleries have introduced products influenced by American whiskey, with heavy amounts of corn, rye and wheat.
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According to Shine's Facebook page, other distilleries across the U.S. have since reached out to see how they can start offering the same service to their own communities.
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KENTUCKY: The state is home to dozens of bourbon distilleries, and bourbon balls — candies with bourbon, chocolate, sugar, and nuts — are the perfect way to enjoy the liquor.
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Whether you are going for a run, watching TV or even just sitting in traffic, virtually every activity creates a digital trace—more raw material for the data distilleries.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS NATIONAL RATINGS The rating action follows Fitch's placement of the 'AAA(lka)' rating on previous ultimate parent Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DIST) on RWN.
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Australia has the highest excise on spirits in the OECD, meaning many distilleries pay more in excise than wages, and struggle to make returns enough to develop their business.
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They provide orientation for "first years" (say "freshman" and you'll get guffawed out of the room), dorms and meal plans, trips to whisky distilleries and Gaelic festivals called ceilidhs.
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Pernod Ricard, the producer of Absolut Vodka and Jameson Irish Whiskey, said it will start to produce hand sanitizer at all its US distilleries, Business Insider's Jessica Snouwaert reported.
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Yet many distilleries are giving away hand sanitizer for free, despite losing sales of their traditional spirits because of the closing of restaurants, bars and their own tasting rooms.
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The distilleries, which had been following a recipe recommended by the World Health Organization, were having a hard time finding plastic containers to bottle the product, Mr. Plummer said.
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Trending Capitalizing on a growing love of craft beer and spirits, more hotels are adding on-site breweries and distilleries to lure travelers into destination trips and longer stays.
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The craft spirits industry created nearly 6,000 jobs in the last year, while the number of distilleries grew by over 20 percent; today, there are more than 1,500 nationwide.
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Thanks to the $1.53 billion in spirits that America now exports, over the next six years Kentucky distilleries will invest more than $1 billion in expansions and new facilities.
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To draw more customers and to grow their brands, many of these micro distilleries have added tasting rooms, bottle shops and restaurants that experiment with food and spirit pairings.
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One way or another, societies will have to find a mechanism to distribute the wealth created by AI. As things stand, most of it accrues to the big data distilleries.
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At the upwards of 3,000 rural palenques (or mezcal distilleries) in Mexico's colorful, but poor state of Oaxaca, that satisfying whir of the blade is an all-too-familiar sound.
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When he sold his family-run White Rock Distilleries in 2012 to the parent company of Jim Beam for $0003 million, he decided to spend much of his fortune here.
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What they got: Distilleries received a temporary exemption from an excise tax for alcohol they use to make hand sanitizer that's produced and distributed within Food and Drug Administration guidelines.
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He was wavering between two similar images, taken three minutes apart, of a large configuration of rusted distilleries, and he hoped that seeing them at scale would help him decide.
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Mr. Gooding, a Colorado businessman, was a frequent traveler to Ireland and Scotland, where he attended auctions and purchased whiskeys directly from distilleries, according to a video about the collection.
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Moonshine by the traditional definition can never be legal, but since 2010, unaged spirits, labeled as "moonshine," have surged in popularity, with new distilleries popping up all over the United States.
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But the biggest benefit for American barrel makers has been the explosive, global demand for American whiskey, and the proliferation of craft distilleries, almost all of them in need of barrels.
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In an effort to support Kentucky's farm families, distilleries have increased their use of locally grown corn by 65 percent in the last two years, according to the Kentucky Distiller's Association.
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Meanwhile, local officials haven't been able to order hand sanitizer for their polling places -- so the state government "turned to local distilleries to obtain alcohol-based sanitizer products," Wolfe's memo says.
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Tito's Handmade Vodka, Pernod Ricard— which makes drinks such as Absolut Vodka, Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Malibu, as well as smaller distilleries and New York State, are also making hand sanitizers.
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The legislation reduced the amount that all distilleries paid on the first 100,000 proof gallons from $13.50 to $2.70 (a proof gallon is a gallon of spirits at 50 percent alcohol).
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Many of Australia's small whisky distilleries are now turning heads around the world, for a reason worth noting: they're not copying what others are doing, but forging ahead with something new.
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But Ned Wight, who owns New England Distilling and whose great-great-great-grandfather ran one of the largest distilleries in Maryland, says his family's whiskey had no use for corn.
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Scotland, home to two of the golf courses owned by U.S. President Donald Trump, has over 120 malt and grain distilleries, giving it the greatest concentration of whisky production in the world.
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Diageo, which has spent about 1 billion pounds on facilities in Scotland since 2012, is due to reopen two rural distilleries that enjoy cult status among enthusiasts, in Port Ellen and Brora.
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" She added, "As you probably know, the spirits industry is mostly marketing with the majority of the larger-scale mainstream stuff is all coming from just a few distilleries and rebranded individually.
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"I was at the American Distilling Institute annual conference in 153, and there were maybe only 200 distilleries running or in the works," said Ms. Korb, who founded Black Swan in 2009.
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For my 21st birthday I went out to the town of Tequila and got to live intermittently at different distilleries and travel and really immerse myself into every part of the process.
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Sam Galsworthy and Fairfax Hall, childhood friends from Britain, were working in the beverage industry in the United States in the early 22007s and watching microbreweries and craft distilleries multiply around them.
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The rating of MRF reflects Fitch's expectation of support from its ultimate parent, Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka (DIST; AAA(lka)/Stable), a leading domestic alcoholic-beverage manufacturer that wholly owns MRF.
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"There used to be 28 distilleries on the island, and now there's just us," he said, pouring shots of Callwood's four rums, including white, spiced and the smoother aged version he recommended.
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Distilleries like Copper & Kings are opening, while older, more established producers like Germain-Robin and Osocalis Distillery, both in California, and Starlight Distillery in Indiana are finding a sudden uptick in interest.
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To make such determinations, Rabbi Semelman, who immigrated to Israel from his native France almost 40 years ago, consults with food scientists and Jewish communities, and travels the world to inspect distilleries.
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The level of quality in all of these bottles was thrilling, and with new distilleries and new whiskeys on the horizon, it is hard not to be excited about what comes next.
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It is typically produced by farmers using a laborious and antiquated method, at primitive distilleries known as palenques , and sold or shared in villages to mark births, funerals, and everything in between.
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Even though it is in the middle of bourbon country, just east of Bardstown, Harrodsburg sits in a dry county — which meant the inn couldn't cater to thirsty tourists visiting nearby distilleries.
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But the triple punch of World War I, Prohibition, and increased competition from other distilleries eventually closed the Bandon distillery in 1925, and the last shares of Allman's were sold off in 1939.
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Goldfarb was tired of bourbon distilleries releasing products at 80 proof, the lowest alcohol content a spirit can legally have to still be called bourbon (most bourbon in the barrel is 110+ proof).
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The night I visited, she expertly led guests in a tasting of several delicious and rare scotches, regaling us with stories of her visits to distilleries and giving tasting notes of each dram.
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In February of 224, Kyrö Distillery's Napue gin won "Best Gin for Gin and Tonic" at the prestigious International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC), competing in a blind tasting with 22017 other distilleries.
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A stroll around the Wine Monopoly in downtown Trondheim supports this: It's a bright and welcoming specialist shop staffed by connoisseurs with exhaustive knowledge of wine pairings, whisky distilleries, and microbrew hop varieties.
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Today the state has more than 100 distilleries — which is good news for craft spirits fans and the farmers who supply ingredients, but worrisome for a distiller looking at all that undifferentiated competition.
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"Some distilleries, that number is probably closer to 80% because they're smaller operations that rely on the direct-to-consumer [channel]," said Cassell, who is also the president of the Pennsylvania Distillers Guild.
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"Some distilleries, that number is probably closer to 80% because they're smaller operations that rely on the direct-to-consumer [channel]," said Cassell, who is also the president of the Pennsylvania Distillers Guild.
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Most of its distilleries are small, and almost all of their output is consumed domestically; Starward, in Melbourne, is currently the only one to regularly export in significant volume to the United States.
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And while many whiskey distillers around the world import their malted barley from Scotland, Australian distilleries usually get theirs from local farmers and malting houses, which they say creates a different flavor profile.
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We've-, we've reopened two distilleries in Scotland, Brora and Port Ellen, we're expanding capacity in the United States on bourbon, we are investing in beer in Africa, opening a new brewery in Kenya.
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In Kentucky, a state notably proud of its whiskey and bourbon distilleries, women have recently gained traction in the industry, which could very well have repercussions across the country and in New York.
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We bought stills that were only good for whiskey and not gin and vodka and other stuff, which was a departure from how a lot of other micro-distilleries were building their businesses.
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And now the firms are quickly becoming fully fledged data distilleries: they suck up as much digital information as they can, crunch it in vast data centres and turn it into artificial-intelligence services.
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Therefore, this is another divergence from the direction of many startup distilleries, and a refreshing, innovative move in the other direction, but it's going to take some time to get that product to shelf.
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Once an abandoned, blighted area until local entrepreneurs started revitalizing it in 2008, the Distillery District has since become a mecca of craft distilleries, breweries, bars, pizza joints, ice cream shops, and live music.
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Overwhelmingly white and culturally conservative, it is an uneasy mix of working-class struggles and old-money prosperity — bourbon distilleries and luxuriant horse farms, one very large auto plant and the University of Kentucky.
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As with food, wine and beer, traveling to the source for booze has exploded alongside the boom in craft distilleries, up 26 percent from 2016 to 2017, according to the American Craft Spirits Association.
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Dave Pickerell, a master distiller who played a central role in the growth of Maker's Mark bourbon and later used his expertise to help entrepreneurs start dozens of small craft distilleries, died on Nov.
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A number of distilleries, breweries and eating places have opened in the surrounding area in the last several years, following in the tradition of the nearby Etna Brewing Company, which was founded in 1868.
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Some lawmakers began jockeying to tack on other amendments, including provisions to extend tax breaks for carbon capture and advanced nuclear power facilities and to reduce tax regulations on breweries, cideries, wineries and distilleries.
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The tequila menu at Carnitas Jaimes is filled with top-shelf brands, but because you're within walking distance of some of those brands' distilleries, you'll pay a fraction what you'd be charged back home.
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Becker on Friday filed a court motion asking that the purloined spirits be disposed of in a way that reflects the wishes of the Van Winkle family and the Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries.
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Gin was added to the inflation basket after a 13-year absence following a reported increase in the number of small distilleries over recent years which boosted the popularity of the spirit, the ONS said.
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If I were to try to make Ride the Lightning Tequila, a tequila for dirtbags, I could go to one of these distilleries and they'd take my money and show me different styles of tequila.
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Shares of Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc fell 1.7 percent, Lion Brewery (Ceylon) Plc ended 2.3 percent down, Chevron Lubricants Lanka Plc closed 6.6 percent weaker and Hatton National Bank Plc lost 1.1 percent.
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The magnets that draw city dwellers include the area's burgeoning farm-to-table movement, new craft breweries and distilleries, wineries, farm stands, antiques shops and seasonal agri-tainment activities like apple-, berry- and pumpkin-picking.
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The focus here is exclusively on beer and liquor made by New York's growing community of distilleries and breweries, and the taps are cleaned fastidiously, to accommodate an ever-changing list of eclectic, delicious brews.
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Private business steps up Companies, meanwhile, say they are scaling up production of needed equipment -- from major mask suppliers like 3M to local distilleries producing hand sanitizer -- without an explicit order from the White House.
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But over time, certain shared characteristics emerged that set these distilleries apart from Scottish traditions, like using brewer's malt instead of distiller's malt, and aging in smaller casks, both of which affect the whiskey's flavor.
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To keep up with demand, nearly two dozen new distilleries have opened in Kentucky in the last five years, including three around Bardstown, a town of 13,000 that sits in the center of bourbon country.
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Not only were locals flocking to its bars, but a mounting number of whiskey tourists, arriving to visit nearby distilleries like Four Roses and Maker's Mark, were lining up to stay in its guest rooms.
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Bourbon fans are already streaming into the state — 1.2 million people visited its distilleries in 2017, a 20 percent jump from 2016 and almost double the number in 2014, according to the Kentucky Distillers Association.
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On the shelf at Society Salamanca, a lively gin-focused cocktail bar near the harbor in Hobart, for example, there are now more than 453 Tasmanian gins from 26 distilleries, with more on the way.
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Further west we visited Royal Lochnagar, one of the many whisky distilleries that fill the countryside and continued on to the sweeping plains around Loch Muick, where herds of deer watched us warily from afar.
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As a result of more liberal state distillation laws and a surge in consumer demand, American distilleries have more than tripled their numbers in recent years, with more than 1,400 operating across all 50 states.
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The ringleader of a whiskey theft operation in Kentucky was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday for his role in siphoning tens of thousands of dollars&apos worth of bourbon from a pair of distilleries.
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As CNET reports, a number of small new distilleries are "turning to new technologies and processes they hope will deliver the taste and finish people expect from quality bourbon, without the expense" — or the time investment.
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It survived the Irish potato famine, gained a massive following in Scotland, and was one of the first distilleries to use imported sherry-seasoned casks from Cadiz, which is now considered common practice in whiskey-making.
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Some of the finest cognac in the world — and one of the oldest distilleries still around — is found in the southwest of France, where the Frapin family has been using the same vineyards since it opened.
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But the number of distilleries on the island is now less than a handful — a shadow of what it was some 200 years ago when there were an estimated 50 sprouting from the sugar cane plantations.
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One afternoon, I drove out to the city's 25-acre Distillery District, which Ramer described as a "grittier but very cool part of Lexington" that was built on the site of two former huge bourbon distilleries.
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Senators have been jockeying to attach their own pet provisions to the measure, such as extending tax breaks for carbon capture and advanced nuclear power facilities and reducing tax regulations on breweries, cideries, wineries and distilleries.
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If you can't tour distilleries in Scotland, hike the Route of Parks in Chile or visit one of our other 230 places to go this year, why not hop on a ferry and explore New York?
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Responding to dire equipment shortages at hospitals, sewing circles organized on social media are stitching scraps of shower curtains and flowered fabric into masks, and craft distilleries are using spirits to make hand sanitizer, for free.
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There were about 10 different distilleries producing the spurious liquor that went to various tea plantations and other areas, said Mrinal Saikia, a local lawmaker from the Bharatiya Janata Party, which rules Assam and the country.
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Distilling had virtually disappeared on the island for more than 313 years because of a succession of restrictive laws, the first a statute passed in the early 231s during the penal colony days, outlawing all distilleries.
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The distillery is located in a neighborhood on Dublin's south side called the Liberties, which was home to more than 30 distilleries in the late 1700s, including one opened by Walter Teeling on Marrowbone Lane in 1782.
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HONG KONG, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Thai Beverage Public Co has acquired a combined 75 percent stake in two Myanmar distilleries in a deal worth $703 million, hoping to tap into growth in the country's nascent spirits market.
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Other single malts in the collection include the House Lannister scotch ($64.99), a nine-year-aged scotch from Lagavulin, and the House Stark Winter's Frost scotch from Dalwhinnie ($39.99), one of the highest-situated distilleries in Scotland.
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COLOMBO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended at a seven-week high on Tuesday, led by sharp gains in Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC after the company announced a reorganisation of shares and stated capital.
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"As far as rare bottles go, if distilleries effectively stop shipping over those because they aren't as profitable, then that would actually be good for me and those who want greater accessibility to those spirits," he said.
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Early refineries were really just simple distilleries: the equipment would be instantly recognizable to anyone who has been on a tour of a whisky distillery ("A practical treatise on coal, petroleum and other distilled oils", Gesner, 1865).
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The distillery's remaining warehouses, along with warehouses at two other two Sazerac-owned distilleries in Kentucky, have been inspected and determined to be safe, Amy Preske, a spokeswoman Sazerac, said in a statement to the Courier Journal.
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Mr. Thrasher visited several distilleries, attended the distilling school at Moonshine University in Louisville, Ky., and practiced his art on two stills — a 10-gallon copper pot still and a three-liter glass still — in his home.
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For large, book a Gin Journey through either Shoreditch, Bermondsey or Notting Hill — for a chauffeured tour that includes at least five cocktails in at least five venues like "hidden" bars or distilleries (from £63.30 to £73.85).
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With around 2100,20083 working distilleries in Germany, it's not surprising that many have started making whiskey, especially given Germany's high-quality barley, the main ingredient in both Scotch and Irish whiskey, as well as in German beer.
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So this spring, on a trip to Tokyo, my wife and I decided to see what the fuss was about, taking side trips to distilleries owned by three of the best-regarded makers, Nikka, Chichibu and Suntory.
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Fronting an antique wooden back bar picked up from an old Cincinnati tavern, mixologists shake cocktails made with their rye pumpernickel whiskey and barrel-finished honey vanilla bean vodka, as well as spirits made from other distilleries.
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His great-great-grandfather Charles Dedman founded one of the state's largest distilleries in the late 19th century, and his family has owned the award-winning, 31-room Beaumont Inn in Harrodsburg, Ky., for over a century.
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Between 2000 and 2010, revenues for American whiskey distilleries grew by 46 percent, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, and tourists began pouring into Kentucky to see where all that whiskey was made.
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Janis says he's planning to expand his own mix of products beyond a basic bottle-and-cap enterprise to include pepper sprays, barrel-aging with local distilleries, and hot sauces and albums released in tandem by QR code.
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The Pogues were chosen for their Irish connection and punk rock values that are are synonymous with those of West Cork Distillers, which stands as one of the last independent, family-owned distilleries left in all of Ireland.
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Attendees, who pay a rich man's rent—approximately $2,000 per ticket—are given the opportunity to indulge in an abundance of bites and beverages from some of the greatest chefs, winemakers, and distilleries from all over the world.
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A one-time officer of the trade group-cum-social-clique Bottle and Cork Sales Club of black liquor salesmen from major distilleries like Seagram's and Hiram Walker, he was a regular presence at charity events and galas.
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America has struggled with the urban-rural divide for centuries, stretching all the way back to when Manhattan's own Alexander Hamilton fixed his sights on backwoods whiskey distilleries as a revenue source for the new Republic, prompting rebellion.
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The brewing giant Anheuser-Busch has joined craft distilleries that have heeded the call of duty to respond to the coronavirus pandemic by adding a new product to their lineups of beer, gins, whiskeys and rums: hand sanitizer.
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Front Burner Though distilleries in Brooklyn and on Long Island have been making local spirits for some time, Our/New York will be the first distillery in Manhattan since Prohibition when it opens to the public on Friday.
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From under a dozen gin distilleries in 2015, there are now around 65 nationwide, according to the Gin Box subscription club, supplying outlets from artisanal and farmers' markets in Cape Town to the gastronomic hot spots of Johannesburg.
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EU rules now ban distilling at home, although orchard owners who bring their own fruit to distilleries to be made into brandy are allowed to take some home for personal use, paying half the usual rate of excise tax.
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The rise in craft distilleries is the result of successful lobbying in 252 by a group of local distillers to change a state law, which evoked the Prohibition era by limiting the ways spirits could be produced and sold.
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Because Diageo's strength is about topline growth and efficiency, I call it 'the perfect blend', and we will continue to drive both strongly, and that gives us the fuel to reinvest in marketing, in innovation, in opening new distilleries.
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The personal use threshold would be raised to 100 liters in Romania and Hungary, and 50 liters elsewhere in the EU. The reform would also legalize home distilleries, a move that would be welcomed by other states, including Austria, officials said.
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"Chronicles of the Scotch Trooper (part 22016)" (link in bio) #whiskyblogger #StarWars #StarWarsToys #instatoys #Laphroaig A photo posted by Scotch Trooper (@scotch_trooper) on Apr 28, 200 at 20163:22016am PDT "I have a top three list of distilleries," Brett noted.
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In 2017, Aronovitch and his team were involved in some large deals including McDonald's sale of most of its China and Hong Kong business for $2.1 billion and Thai Beverage Public Co's acquisition of a stake in two Myanmar distilleries.
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COLOMBO, Aug 220 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose 083 percent to a one-and-a-half-month high on Tuesday, led by sharp gains in Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC after the company announced reorganisation of shares and stated capital.
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However we expect the ratings on Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DIST, AAA(lka)/Rating Watch Negative), the largest hard liquor manufacturer, and Lion Brewery (Ceylon) PLC (Lion, A+(lka)/Negative Outlook), the leading beer maker, to remain steady.
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Now, one campaign is bringing together the capital's top restaurants, bars, cafes, and distilleries to pledge a portion of their inflated inauguration profits to local service organizations and causes—many of which have been threatened by Trump's discriminatory political policies.
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While distilleries plan their operations 2000 years out, in order to account for the time it takes to produce and age their product, Jack Rose's Thomas said that even a small hiccup in the marketplace will be unpleasant for the industry.
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We have our bourbon people in town, like bourbon tourists, who are here because they are going to head out to the distilleries; and then we personally have a really great bourbon collection, so we have people come in for that.
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Unlike the vast majority of distilleries in New York, which source ingredients from farms all over the state, Mr. Foster and Mr. Beamer are trying to gather all of their ingredients from Foster Farm, where their distillery is also located.
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The new pipeline will provide Kinmen with 30 percent of its tap water, making up for strains on water supplies from growing Chinese tourism, environmental factors and the two sorghum liquor distilleries that provide most of the county's tax revenue.
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"I see it as an extension of culinary travel," said Kim Jamieson, the public relations director for South Carolina's tourism office, which launched Satisfy Your Thirst, a campaign identifying 134 locales from moonshine distilleries to a tea growing farm, in 2016.
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My brother and I grew up in Nashville, and when we were back home we would take trips up into Kentucky, where our dad's family has lived since before statehood, poking around the distilleries and whiskey bars of Bardstown and Lexington.
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The state was once flush with distilleries — in 1911 there were 44, half of them in central Baltimore — and advertisements from the late 19th century promote the drink as a more refined alternative to its rougher cousins from Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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" There are other 60-year-old bottles, from other excellent distilleries, but while "the liquid is considered as good as Macallan in a lot of instances," McGlone says, "it would never hit the kind of money that Macallan will hit.
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Fighting the coronavirus is a nationwide effort, and the production of hand sanitizer is a clear example of that effort as distilleries across the US start to alter their production lines to help make more of it during the nation's massive shortage.
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Just as local real estate developers have been attracted by the inexpensive land and prime location, entrepreneurs have been lured in for these same reasons, too, and are opening restaurants, distilleries, art galleries and other businesses that draw crowds from all over town.
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While many senators aren't all that concerned about whether web traffic is treated equally—Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell expressed his opposition to net neutrality on the floor today, for example, but he mostly talked about the unrelated topic of regulatory burdens on craft distilleries.
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In 2017, the last year for which figures are available, distilleries exported £449m-worth ($574m-worth) of whisky to countries with free-trade agreements with the EU. East Asia is one of their most important markets; South Koreans alone bought £71m-worth of the tipple.
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In the last few years, violent crime rates have dropped in neighborhoods like Scott's Addition, now home to the city's largest concentration of breweries—seven in all, plus two distilleries, two cideries, a meadery, a Bavarian-style biergarten, and a self-serve wine bar.
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If you can't snag a reservation, you may still want to head to Kentucky for some bourbon-themed experiencesThe state is famous for its bourbon and visitors can even go on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, which takes them through 16 major distilleries in the area.
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Sri Lanka's hard-liquor market leader, Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DIST, AAA(lka)/Rating Watch Negative), has a smaller operating scale compared with SLT because a significant portion of the country's alcoholic beverage consumption occurs outside the formal sector in which DIST operates.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — To outsiders, Kentucky's largest city may be best known for its active bourbon distilleries, a baseball bat factory, famous fried chicken and a certain horse race run the first Saturday in May, but just ask someone there where to buy a book.
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In late April, Ms. Rivers led 229 of them on a weekend tour through Kentucky, beginning with private tastings at distilleries like Woodford Reserve and Buffalo Trace and ending with a Sunday brunch in Louisville, where they honored the history of black horse jockeys.
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This month, led by Mr. Williams, nine New York State craft distilleries — including his Coppersea Distilling — will each introduce a whiskey labeled Empire Rye, creating a new style of whiskey to help them break from the pack in an increasingly crowded craft spirits market.
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Fighting the coronavirus is a nationwide call, and making hand sanitizer has become a concerted effort among breweries and distilleries across the US as companies big and small begin to alter their production lines to help make more hand sanitizer during the nation's massive shortage.
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In fact, Germany is now home to almost twice as many whiskey distilleries as Scotland — around 24.50 producers, according to a website run by the German government, compared to "over 225" in the land of the wee dram, according to the Scotch Whisky Association.
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While craft breweries in Columbus have flourished by the dozens, following a national trend, a surge in small distilleries of whiskey and other spirits has only happened in the last few years because of legislative changes that relaxed craft-distilling restrictions in the state.
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There are various breweries, brewpubs and distilleries in many Seattle's neighborhoods and a good selection downtown, including Pike Place Brewing's Pike Pub, Old Stove Brewing and Copperworks Distilling Co. Move on to a downtown dinner at Loulay Kitchen & Bar in the Sheraton Grand Seattle.
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In 1987, John Teeling—father of Jack and Stephen Teeling—created the Cooley Distillery in County Louth, north of Dublin, at a time when only two distilleries (Old Bushmills Distillery and Midleton Distillery) remained in the country, and a once proud tradition of Irish distilling was faltering.
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In a photo of Daniel and his workers taken in the late 19th century, a black man, possibly one of Green's sons, sits at his immediate right — a sharp contrast to contemporaneous photos from other distilleries, where black employees were made to stand in the back rows.
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"Foreign markets have always been a big part of keeping up the revenue in distilleries during the downturn here in the United States and they continue to be a big market in the business cycle," Thomas said, noting the budding trade war between the U.S. and China.
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It also demands health warnings, including about links to cancer, both on bottles and at the point of sale — even in shops and visitor centers attached to breweries and distilleries, which are major tourist attractions in a country famed for its exports of stout, cider and whiskey.
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The country is peppered with small distilleries and beer breweries, but Brooklyn Kura is the first sake brewery in New York State and one of only about 7663 in the nation, and that's if you count the four large-scale Japanese producers on the West Coast.
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But the producers received some reassurance on Wednesday after the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, which oversees the industry, said it had waived parts of a federal law to allow distilleries to "immediately commence production of hand sanitizer" without having to obtain authorization first.
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Passing a final tax reform package with the amendment to reduce federal excise taxes on the brewers, vintners and distillers intact would not only boost jobs across the nation, it would give breweries, wineries and distilleries the additional support needed to invest back in their businesses.
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Mike Veach, a whiskey historian in Kentucky, said many of the Maryland distilleries before 1906 were actually rectifiers — plants that bought unaged whiskey from elsewhere, then redistilled it, or aged it, or added something to it to make a final product they could legally call whiskey.
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The demand has also depleted the casks in distilleries' warehouses from Japan to Scotland as they've raced to release greater numbers, leaving some brands to produce more no-age-statement bottles that creatively blend a mix of liquid from barrels that have been aged for various periods of time.
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In celebration of Bourbon Heritage Month, Bourbon connoisseur and best-selling author Fred Minnick will be onsite with his impressive curated list of more than two dozen hand-selected bourbons from top distilleries for bourbon tastings, exclusive one-time specialty cocktails and workshops for fans 21 and over.
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"The key element of nightlife has been trending away from 'nightclubs' or 'dance clubs' as the centre of nightlife to more restaurants, patios, live music venues with dancing, craft breweries, wineries and distilleries, and neighborhood pubs," explains assistant director of planning Karen Hoese in an email to THUMP.
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Though the alcohol the caps once stoppered is made in Nigeria, the drinks carry vestiges of centuries of cultural exchange; beer comes from Egypt and the Middle East, gin from the distilleries of England, and rum from West Indian plantations worked by slaves brought from Mr. Anatsui's home continent.
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But the plan also fits neatly within the overall trajectory of the Kentucky bourbon industry — a half-dozen distilleries lie within a few minutes' drive, and all of them are building amenities like restaurants, visitors centers, parks and hotels to cater to a new class of whiskey tourist.
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In the U.S., Pearson said he knows of Scottish distilleries that bought tracts of land in the Ozarks to help provide bourbon makers with wood, "so that later on, they know exactly where this wood came from, because the wood is arguably the most important part of the whole thing."
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For whiskey (and food) lovers, Wallace Station in Versailles, Kentucky, is a popular stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, a specific network of 211.95 distilleries throughout the state reachable by car or tour bus, dating back to the 212.95s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a restaurant.
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For many new distilleries, selling poitín is a way to survive for the five to eight years it takes for that spirit to mature and be sold as Irish whiskey (Teeling doesn't have that need—with mature stock from a previous distillery, they have been selling whiskey under the company name since 2000).
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COLOMBO, April 22016 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan share index ended firmer on Tuesday, edging up from its nine-week closing low hit last week, as investors picked up illiquid shares of Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka Plc, but political woes over a no-confidence motion against the prime minister weighed on sentiment, brokers said.
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And while many of the newer distilleries have yet to export to the United States, sales of Canadian whisky in America were up a healthy 53 percent between 25 and 22014, with a 25 percent leap in the high-end premium category, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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There is no Eiffel Tower in Louisville, Ky., but there are amazing bourbon distilleries popping up all over, creating myriad tourist opportunities; there are no pyramids in Detroit, but there is a bountiful history of Motown music and all kinds of artists now creating boutique concerts and tours for visitors to experience it.
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Started by famed Danish brewery Mikkeller five years ago, the Copenhagen Beer Celebration (CBC) is a right of passage for any beer geek worth their hops; a two-day event showcasing the finest craft beer makers from around the world, spiced up with side orders of barbecue, gold-plated hot dogs, and independent distilleries.
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Brown-Forman, which owns the Jack Daniel's and Woodford Reserve distilleries, uses cameras at its in-house stave mills — where logs are cut into staves before going to a cooperage for assembly — to measure each log and decide the most efficient way to cut it, said Larry Combs, the general manager for Jack Daniel's.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times We were driving on what is locally known as the Golden Mile, a stretch on the wind-pummeled, rugged island of Islay off Scotland's southwest coast that includes three time-honored, world-renowned distilleries that most Scotch whisky drinkers would recognize by name — Ardbeg, Lagavulin and Laphroaig.
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He purchased a number of the bottles from auctions, private collectors and distilleries before they escalated in value, and, while he doesn't believe in hoarding them for investment purposes — he believes in drinking and selling even the rarest whiskies at his Washington, D.C., tavern, Jack Rose Dining Saloon — Thomas is steadily watching his unopened bottles appreciate in value.
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Coleman, Morgan and Thomas agree that bottles from closed distilleries or very rare releases (think 300 bottles for the whole world) are not likely to drop in value, but would-be investors should be leery of some "big" brands that put out "rare" items every year — sometimes thousands of bottles — that become too prevalent to be collectible.
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A total of 16 leading American distiller brands will be featured, ranging from Beam Suntory's Maker's Mark and Jim Beam to Brown-Forman's Jack Daniel's and Woodford Reserve brands, according to a release by the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. The U.S. craft spirits industry continues to grow, and reached 1,315 distilleries as of August 2015, according to the IWSR.
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Other levels of the factory — which Pfizer built in 1946, shut down in 2008, and sold to developer Acumen Capital Partners in 2011 for $26 million — host a cornucopia of tasty tenants, including high-end food companies, small-batch distilleries, off-site facilities of the Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, and Pratt's own business incubator, the Brooklyn Fashion and Design Accelerator.
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So we have seen this with Bacardi which is using distilleries to make hand sanitizer, Guinness which has pledged funds to bartenders, Essity which is in the process of switching some manufacturing to facemasks for health care workers and Asda which is injecting £5 million ($6.1 million) into their charity partnerships to provide free meals for those affected by COVID-19.
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Below its confluence with the Yamuna River, which is nearly devoid of life after passing through Delhi, the Ganges picks up the effluent from sugar refineries, distilleries, pulp and paper mills, and tanneries, as well as the contaminated agricultural runoff from the great Gangetic Plain, the rice bowl of North India, on which half a billion people depend for their survival.
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It hopes to convert the draff and pot ale left behind into biofuel, which would not only cut back on CO2 emissions from vehicles (some estimates say it reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 85 percent compared to gasoline), but could also become an energy source in remote areas of Scotland that are short on gas stations, but heavy on distilleries.
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House Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) touted the Republican-backed tax plan's benefits to distilleries, wineries and breweries in a pun-laden New Year's Eve press release on Sunday.
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Even mass-market heavyweights like Christian Brothers Brandy and E&J Brandy are polishing their images in response to renewed interest: Christian Brothers, owned by Heaven Hill Distilleries, recently revamped its packaging, while this week Gallo, which owns E&J, already the best-selling brandy in the country, announced a new, premium brandy line called Argonaut, along with the reactivation of 245 traditional Cognac stills.
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Before your trip, email the Maestros del Mezcal, an advocacy organization that helps local producers bottle their liquor rather than sell it to a third-party, and eventually build their own brands; Maestros del Mezcal isn't a tour company, but if you ask, they'll take you to a few of the palenques (mezcal distilleries) in their cooperative to meet the owners, witness the process and purchase a likely unlabeled 750ml bottle for around $100.
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