Hello readers. Your host recently returned from a coastal trip along the U.S. 101 from Seattle to San Francisco. In the next few weeks, look to see a full overview with highlights, in case you are planning your own Pacific Coast trip.
In the meantime, here is another liquor related post. If you share an interest in American craft distilling (or their products), check out the American Distilling Institute webpage. They cover a variety of topics concerning domestic spirits, and operate as an advocate for the industry.
Their 2009 directory, linked below, is a good place to start. The directory lists almost every craft distiller in the U.S., and also contains some interesting articles concerning domestic brandy and eue de vie. If you're planning a trip, it's a great resource to check to see if there might be any liquor tasting rooms near your destination.
http://www.distilling.com/PDF/09directory.pdf
Bill Owens (President)
American Distilling Institute
Box 557
Hayward, CA
510-886-7418
www.distilling.com
In the meantime, here is another liquor related post. If you share an interest in American craft distilling (or their products), check out the American Distilling Institute webpage. They cover a variety of topics concerning domestic spirits, and operate as an advocate for the industry.
Their 2009 directory, linked below, is a good place to start. The directory lists almost every craft distiller in the U.S., and also contains some interesting articles concerning domestic brandy and eue de vie. If you're planning a trip, it's a great resource to check to see if there might be any liquor tasting rooms near your destination.
http://www.distilling.com/PDF/09directory.pdf
Bill Owens (President)
American Distilling Institute
Box 557
Hayward, CA
510-886-7418
www.distilling.com
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