Whiskey Business: How Small-Batch Distillers Are Transforming American Spirits
Jun 2017 · Chicago Review Press
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Uncover the captivating story of craft distilling's rise and its impact on American culture. This engaging narrative explores the evolution of American whiskey and spirits, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of small-batch distillers who dared to disrupt the industry. Tom Acitelli masterfully weaves together the threads of neo-Prohibitionism, the cocktail renaissance, and the influence of craft beer and fine wine, offering a comprehensive look at this dynamic movement.
Discover the entrepreneurs, the techniques, and the cultural forces that have shaped the American craft spirits landscape. Whiskey Business is for anyone seeking to understand the history, trends, and future of this spirited revolution. You'll learn about:
- The origins of iconic distilleries and brands
- The impact of government regulations and consumer preferences
- The role of marketing and innovation in driving success
For readers interested in business, history, and the art of fine spirits, this is a must-read.
Uncover the captivating story of craft distilling's rise and its impact on American culture. This engaging narrative explores the evolution of American whiskey and spirits, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of small-batch distillers who dared to disrupt the industry. Tom Acitelli masterful...
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About the author
Tom Acitelli, a 2016 James Beard Award finalist who has written about alcohol for the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and Bloomberg View, has written the acclaimed histories of beer and wine, Audacity of Hops and American Wine.
Tom Acitelli, a 2016 James Beard Award finalist who has written about alcohol for the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and Bloomberg View, has written the acclaimed histories of beer and wine, Audacity of Hops and American Wine.
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