Traverse City Whiskey

It’s Friday! You made it to the end of the week, might be time for a drink? If so, be sure you are getting something that is American Made! In the realm of fine spirits, Traverse City Whiskey Co. is a name that resonates with the smooth blend of tradition and innovation. As an independent and family-owned operation, this company exhibits the best of American whiskey production. Hailing from the city often dubbed the “Cherry Capital of the World”, Traverse City, Michigan, Traverse City Whiskey Co. Continue reading

Jack Daniel's

As we enter in to the weekend it makes sense to feature a true American Legend, Jack Daniel’s. The Jack Daniel’s Story tells how the company was founded in 1866 by Jasper Newton Daniel, more commonly known as Jack. The first registered distillery within the United States. We’ve been bottling Tennessee spring water since 1866. With some notable modifications, of course. What is the key to the success of Jack Daniel’s Whiskey ? Continue reading

Half-N-The-Bag

Carmen Beaton started Half-N-The-Bag by making simple totes back in 2012. Those totes turned into wine bags in 2014 thus spawning a fun American business. Each insulated wine bottle carrying bag is handmade in Massachusetts using quality designer fabrics and waterproof lining. We know quite a few people who could use one (or more!) of these bags. Our holiday shopping just got a lot easier! You can find almost any pattern to match what you might be looking for, whether it is Lobsters, Stars, Starfish or Hydrangea. Continue reading

Redneck Riviera

Redneck Riviera refers to itself as “America’s Work Hard, Play Hard Brand.” Seems to match up to their product list! A quick glance at their website shows whiskey, 1776 BBQ Sauce and some very patriotic looking boots for sale. Despite Whiskey tracking it’s origins back to Scotland and Ireland it has become very popular with hard-working Americans. A number of brands are made within the United States, however, it’s hard to argue that, with a name like “Redneck Riviera American Blended Whiskey,” you should probably give it a try. Continue reading