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The Do Good Spirits distillery is situated in Roscoe, New York a town that lies within two hours of driving distance from New York City that is renowned for its fly fishing. Located in the former Roscoe Firehouse and VFW Hall, they are pursuing their dream of producing high-quality spirits while helping the local economy on the way. Their symbols are the poppy flower and Florian Cross. The first serves as a way of remembering fallen soldiers, the second the patron saint of firefighters. Formerly known as Prohibition Distillery, the current name comes from a toast that the founder and head distiller Brian Facquets navy buddy made before his last deployment: "Do Good Spirits Good People, Good Spirits, Good Times. To Do Good!"Named in honor of the amendment that repealed Prohibition, Bootlegger New York Craft Bourbon is a "testament to the youthful and rebellious spirit that reigned during the Roaring Twenties," says Brian Facquet. The bourbon is crafted exclusively from New York corn, which is milled, mashed, and fermented before being distilled through Facquets 300-gallon copper pot still. Following distillation, Bootlegger Bourbon is matured in toasted 5-gallon, new charred American oak barrels until it is ready. Then, the bourbon is brought to proof and bottled by hand. "We do not filter our bourbon," says Facquet, "and we bottle at 92 proof. This gives our bourbon spicy notes of cinnamon and red hots candies, which are complemented by touches of smooth vanilla and cocoa."Get your bottle today!

The Do Good Spirits distillery is situated in Roscoe, New York a town that lies within two hours of driving distance from New York City that is renowned for its fly fishing. Located in the former Roscoe Firehouse and VFW Hall, they are pursuing their dream of producing high-quality spirits while helping the local economy on the way. Their symbols are the poppy flower and Florian Cross. The first serves as a way of remembering fallen soldiers, the second the patron saint of firefighters. Formerly known as Prohibition Distillery, the current name comes from a toast that the founder and head distiller Brian Facquets navy buddy made before his last deployment: "Do Good Spirits Good People, Good Spirits, Good Times. To Do Good!"The New York Craft Gin is crafted by first distilling their New York Craft Vodka, which is made entirely from corn. Once the vodka has been distilled, its time for the maceration process with 5 simple botanicals including juniper, coriander, lemon verbena, orris root and bitter orange. "The botanicals soak for 24 hours," says Brian, and "then we redistill the gin through our 300 gallon pot still to remove color and bind the flavors together." As a result, the gin has hints of pine and juniper on the nose, that give way to bursts of floral citrus, grapefruits, orange zest and spicy coriander on the palate. "We bottle at 94 proof," adds Brian, "and like [our] Vodka, our gin is gluten-free and certified kosher."Grab your bottle today!"

The Do Good Spirits distillery is situated in Roscoe, New York a town that lies within two hours of driving distance from New York City that is renowned for its fly fishing. Located in the former Roscoe Firehouse and VFW Hall, they are pursuing their dream of producing high-quality spirits while helping the local economy on the way. Their symbols are the poppy flower and Florian Cross. The first serves as a way of remembering fallen soldiers, the second the patron saint of firefighters. Formerly known as Prohibition Distillery, the current name comes from a toast that the founder and head distiller Brian Facquets navy buddy made before his last deployment: "Do Good Spirits Good People, Good Spirits, Good Times. To Do Good!"Bootlegger New York Craft Vodka began as a dream to make a craft spirit sourced from local ingredients, which would be a celebration of the American spirit during Prohibition. Made from 100 percent American corn, this vodka is gluten-free and distilled six times before being charcoal-filtered using a proprietary process, blended with Catskill Mountain water, and bottled by hand. "Weve taken vodka to a higher level and the vodka aficionados are taking notice, and awarding medals. What else would you expect from a spirit born in the Catskill Mountains?" With a hint of green apple and an uncharacteristically smooth finish (this vodka has no burn!), it earned a Gold Medal at the 2010 New York International Spirits Competition.Get your bottle today!