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That’s exactly the message America’s oldest continuously operating distillery, McCormick Distilling, is trying to spread with the launch of their brand new product 360 Vodka, as it enters the highly competitive market of ultra luxury vodkas.
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I stopped off at the Anchor Brewing and Distilling section to cleanse the palate with a refreshing IPA, while seeking support for my tendency to wash down expensive single malts with beer chasers.
Crowded in With Whiskey Crowd Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011
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Distilling an enormous quantity of research, he has rendered a fascinating and readable account of this small country's role in World War II, protected, as it was, by its wily champion.
The Capital of Intrigue in a World at War Robert Wilson 2011
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In charge, trying to wrangle this herd of cats, stood Bill Owens, the president of the American Distilling Institute.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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Distilling a decade of research into a 328-page book was daunting, particularly since Ms. Skloot had never published anything longer than a magazine article.
An Unwitting Heroine of Science Alexandra Alter 2010
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Replace the debonair Brit with a bootlegger/NASCAR driver, and London Dry gin with unaged corn whiskey, and you had "The History Of Moonshine with the Legendary Junior Johnson and the Craft Distilling Of Today."
Tony Sachs: Bleary-Eyed Reflections On The Manhattan Cocktail Classic 2010
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Distilling the essence of Christianity from Rudolph would tell us that it is a religion that believes in violence, in the superiority of white people, and in spreading its rule to others.
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First came the turbo yeast—a miracle in a sack of golden foil that I bought from Mile Hi Distilling, a home-brew shop in Colorado.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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Distilling the essence of Christianity from Rudolph would tell us that it is a religion that believes in violence, in the superiority of white people, and in spreading its rule to others.
Sally Steenland: The Distorted Lens of Islamophobia Sally Steenland 2010
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Distilling a decade of research into a 328-page book was daunting, particularly since Ms. Skloot had never published anything longer than a magazine article.
An Unwitting Heroine of Science Alexandra Alter 2010
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