The Bourbon Room NH

Good afternoon all. After long consideration, I feel a desire to try again in restarting The Bourbon Room project. I am hoping to find backers to open my own space. Or if there is a place out there with either a desire to add my program to their current operations. A thought also is if someone has a spare underutilized room to create a unique offering, I am open to listening to all thoughts. I am quite flexible with my location and timeline. I thank you for your time.

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WKRP in Cincinnati Turkey Drop Classic clip from the 1978 Turkey Drop episode of WKRP! Happy Thanksgiving my Friends!

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An important update regarding a potential new home: I am touring a space on Tuesday in downtown Portsmouth which has potential, the key being for the first time they like us in there as much as I like the spot.

At the same time I've secured a financial backer potential come later this fall for Phase 3. They crucial factor right now is securing funding for Phase 2 to lock in the space and get everything in order for Phase 3. Seeking any and all interested parties, backers, investors interested in getting in on the ground floor, please do not hesitate to reach out.

I thank you for your time.

Bourbon Lovers Unite!

Good evening all. I've spent the summer searching for the right location to restart my bourbon project, but have yet to find a suitable location. Either it's been too much, not a good fit, or the landlord is a no go.

Well, Friday afternoon I happened upon an ideal location right downtown in Portsmouth. After some quick calculations today I am very excited about the prospect.

I am now again looking for backers to assist me in getting this going. Don't you think Portsmouth, and the seacoast here, deserves it's own quiet corner of the world to explore and enjoy bourbon?

Please reach out anyone know anyone who can assist. I thank you for your time.

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American whiskey will never be the same American Single Malt Whiskey is officially here, the newest category within the famous spirit. Here's what the means.

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Industry reacts to American single malt whiskey designation proposal The proposal from the Alcohol and To***co Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) to amend the regulations surrounding the labelling of American single malt whiskey has been celebrated by the US spirits industry.

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Delving into the History of Bourbon
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I roadtripped the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and stayed in an Airbnb that used to be a distillery. Here's a look inside. An extra fun detail included lamps made from repurposed liquor bottles.

Cutting-Edge Producers Are Ditching the ‘Brewery’ Label for a Totally Different Drinks Experience Instead of a “beer company” or “brewery,” Tyler Davis calls Duneyrr, his new beverage business, an “artisan fermenta project.”

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Good morning Bourbon Lovers. The investment phase looks like it has met with success. I am now looking for recommendations for business advice, or perhaps a partner to help me with current negotiations, and possible future involvement, with the entities interested in investing. I thank you for your time, and have a glorious day.

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May the Fourth be with you.

I remember 20 years ago having a similar 'spirited' conversation with the restaurant owner regarding screw cap vs cork with regards to wine bottling. Time will pass, idea's will evolve, life will go on.

It’s About Time We Give Up Glass Wine Bottles Winemakers want to produce sustainable wine, but consumers are still hesitant to give up bottles in favor of cans or boxes.

Steamboats And Bourbon I received my contract to take the Bourbon Cruise on the American Queen the other day and Rosemary and I are excited to be doing this trip. We will be spending the Fourth of July on the American Qu…