Dead Distillers: A History of the Upstarts and Outlaws Who Made American Spirits
by Colin Spoelman, David Haskell, Kings County Distillery
Dead Distillers traces the history of the upstarts and outlaws who shaped American spirits. From defiant innovators to cultural pioneers, the book uncovers the stories of those who built the nation's distilling heritage amid challenges and opportunities. A compelling look at the rebels behind our favorite drinks.
About This Book
Dead Distillers delves into the fascinating world of American spirits, highlighting the trailblazers who pioneered distillation in the face of adversity.
The book chronicles the upstarts and outlaws whose ingenuity and defiance led to the creation of enduring American traditions in whiskey, rum, and beyond.
Through historical narratives, it reveals how these figures navigated legal and social challenges to establish a legacy in the distilling industry.
Authored by Colin Spoelman, David Haskell, and Kings County Distillery, this work offers insights into the cultural and economic impacts of early American distillers.
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