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Dead Distillers: A History of the Upstarts and Outlaws Who Made American Spirits
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Dead Distillers: A History of the Upstarts and Outlaws Who Made American Spirits in Chattanooga, TN
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Dead Distillers: A History of the Upstarts and Outlaws Who Made American Spirits in Chattanooga, TN
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Founders and award-winning distillers of Kings County Distillery Colin Spoelman and David Haskell follow up their successful
Guide to Urban Moonshining
with an extensive history of the figures who distilled American spirits.
Dead Distillers
presents 50 fascinating—and sometimes morbid—biographies from this historic trade’s bygone days, including farmers, scientists, oligarchs, criminals, and the occasional US president. Readers may be surprised to find the names George Washington, Henry Frick, or Andrew Mellon alongside the usual suspects long associated with booze—Jasper “Jack” Daniel, Jim Beam, and Julian “Pappy” Van Winkle. From the Whiskey Rebellion to Prohibition to the recent revival of craft spirits, the history of whiskey, moonshine, and other spirits remains an important part of Americana.
Featuring historical photos, infographics, walking-tour maps, and noteworthy vintage newspaper clippings,
is a rich visual and textual reference to a key piece of American history—and a spirited portrait of the unusual and storied origins of forgotten drunkenness.
Guide to Urban Moonshining
with an extensive history of the figures who distilled American spirits.
Dead Distillers
presents 50 fascinating—and sometimes morbid—biographies from this historic trade’s bygone days, including farmers, scientists, oligarchs, criminals, and the occasional US president. Readers may be surprised to find the names George Washington, Henry Frick, or Andrew Mellon alongside the usual suspects long associated with booze—Jasper “Jack” Daniel, Jim Beam, and Julian “Pappy” Van Winkle. From the Whiskey Rebellion to Prohibition to the recent revival of craft spirits, the history of whiskey, moonshine, and other spirits remains an important part of Americana.
Featuring historical photos, infographics, walking-tour maps, and noteworthy vintage newspaper clippings,
is a rich visual and textual reference to a key piece of American history—and a spirited portrait of the unusual and storied origins of forgotten drunkenness.
Founders and award-winning distillers of Kings County Distillery Colin Spoelman and David Haskell follow up their successful
Guide to Urban Moonshining
with an extensive history of the figures who distilled American spirits.
Dead Distillers
presents 50 fascinating—and sometimes morbid—biographies from this historic trade’s bygone days, including farmers, scientists, oligarchs, criminals, and the occasional US president. Readers may be surprised to find the names George Washington, Henry Frick, or Andrew Mellon alongside the usual suspects long associated with booze—Jasper “Jack” Daniel, Jim Beam, and Julian “Pappy” Van Winkle. From the Whiskey Rebellion to Prohibition to the recent revival of craft spirits, the history of whiskey, moonshine, and other spirits remains an important part of Americana.
Featuring historical photos, infographics, walking-tour maps, and noteworthy vintage newspaper clippings,
is a rich visual and textual reference to a key piece of American history—and a spirited portrait of the unusual and storied origins of forgotten drunkenness.
Guide to Urban Moonshining
with an extensive history of the figures who distilled American spirits.
Dead Distillers
presents 50 fascinating—and sometimes morbid—biographies from this historic trade’s bygone days, including farmers, scientists, oligarchs, criminals, and the occasional US president. Readers may be surprised to find the names George Washington, Henry Frick, or Andrew Mellon alongside the usual suspects long associated with booze—Jasper “Jack” Daniel, Jim Beam, and Julian “Pappy” Van Winkle. From the Whiskey Rebellion to Prohibition to the recent revival of craft spirits, the history of whiskey, moonshine, and other spirits remains an important part of Americana.
Featuring historical photos, infographics, walking-tour maps, and noteworthy vintage newspaper clippings,
is a rich visual and textual reference to a key piece of American history—and a spirited portrait of the unusual and storied origins of forgotten drunkenness.
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