If you fancy getting your hands on some collectible, the mini bottle mashup made by portions of eleven of America’s most famous brands may suit you right.
In 1797 George Washington’s farm manager, a Scot named James Anderson, convinced his employer that producing whiskey made from corn and rye grown on the plantation would be a natural complement to his milling business. Washington was initially skeptical, but soon granted permission to build the structure.
Washington erected the 2,250 square foot distillery — making it among the largest whiskey [click to continue…]
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