Fall 2014

Toeing the line of innovation vs. gimmick
Revolution and publicity stunts in the industry.

How barrel aging beer can build bridges
Build relationships, expand your marketing, and make a little money

An introduction to sorghum whiskey
A journey from field to bottle

A general overview of tied-house law
So you can spot potential issues

An adventure in “resting” white spirits
Aging outside the barrel

Craft distilling’s influence over the demand for quality grain
Specialty grain brokers, malters, suppliers and growers strive to feed our demand

Features craft distiller interviews with Copperworks Distilling Company, Headframe Spirits, Kings County Distilling, and Syntax Spirits. This issue delves into the difference between innovation and gimmick, covers the relationships built by barrel aged beer, and begins a three part series on taxes and compliance paperwork for craft distilleries.

Toeing the line of innovation vs. gimmick
Revolution and publicity stunts in the industry.

How barrel aging beer can build bridges
Build relationships, expand your marketing, and make a little money

An introduction to sorghum whiskey
A journey from field to bottle

A general overview of tied-house law
So you can spot potential issues

An adventure in “resting” white spirits
Aging outside the barrel

Craft distilling’s influence over the demand for quality grain
Specialty grain brokers, malters, suppliers and growers strive to feed our demand