First whiskey from grains exclusively by Black and brown farmers? Malcolm Jenkins and New Liberty are making a bourbon
The partnership’s goal: boost diversity in the spirits industry — and create a damn good sip.
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Kensington’s New Liberty Distillery acquired a Bucks County boozemaker, and the deal could change the craft spirits landscape
Meanwhile, Bluecoat gin is now owned by a whiskey-maker in Kentucky.
Distillers join forces on massive effort: 1.3M bottles of sanitizer for frontline workers in PA
The first shipments have gone out to hospitals across the state.
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Instead of a beer garden, this Kensington space will be a ‘booze garden’
New Liberty Distillery has transformed a former storage area into a beautiful courtyard.
10 Philly liquors that make great holiday gifts
For easy shopping, pick up a bottle of local booze.
Michelle Branch, Marilyn Manson, half-price hoagies: Philly Groupon in June
Also: Learn how to make a terrarium, or this super-odd 5K.
Philly’s Art in the Age discontinues Snap, Root, Sage and Rhubarb
The move puts an end to the company's practice of "contract distilling" its spirits in L.A.