Would you mind guarding the chickens?
Following on from a post a few weeks ago about the apparent link between alcohol consumption and living into your 90s, I ran across news this week of additional research…
Thoughts on Spirits and the Laws that Govern them, Triple Distilled and Lovingly Aged
Following on from a post a few weeks ago about the apparent link between alcohol consumption and living into your 90s, I ran across news this week of additional research…
When I’m not helping clients think about their spirits brands, frustrations with distributors or plans for global hooch domination, I spend a decent amount of time working with early stage…
Earlier this week I was in Pittsburgh, attending the always excellent American Craft Spirits Association convention. That meant a solid three days of touring distilleries, networking with some amazing folks,…
Beer. Many people love it. In fact, on a worldwide basis beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage – and third most popular beverage (after water and tea) overall. This…
This week, Dr. Claudia Kawas – a neurologist from the University of California – gave the world a little insight into work she’s been conducting for the better part of…
Ah, politics. How can it be so simultaneously infuriating and entertaining? And shouldn’t there be a word for that conjunction of experiences? I bet there is in German. Anyway, some…
Believe it or not, Brown-Forman Corporation doesn’t spend all its time thinking up ways to make and sell booze. It can’t. As a publicly traded company, it has another –…
Much has been made of the benefits to smaller beer, wine and spirits companies of the recently enacted tax reforms. And rightfully so, as the reduction in federal excise tax…