While Bourbon must be made of 51% corn, the other 49% of grains typically used are Rye, Wheat, Malted Barely and provide a dimension of flavors. The utilization of corn gives Bourbon its signature sweet corn aroma and maturing the spirit in new oak-charred barrels gives flavors of vanilla, coconut and sweet spice. #FactFriday #BourbonHeritageMonth 🥃
Distilled Spirits Council of the United States
Government Relations Services
Washington, District of Columbia 15,280 followers
The leading voice and advocate for distilled spirits in the United States.
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The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) is the national trade association representing the leading producers and marketers of distilled spirits in the United States. DISCUS guards the sector against higher taxes and works diligently to reduce trade barriers across the globe, while supporting policies that increase adult market access for spirits products, provide greater convenience and choices for adult consumers, and encourage responsible and moderate consumption. DISCUS is a go-to resource for sector data, changes in public policy, cultural acceptance programs, U.S. spirits exports to foreign markets, and alcohol and science.
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https://www.distilledspirits.org/
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101 Constitution Ave
Suite 350 West
Washington, District of Columbia 20001, US
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Hosting an upcoming reception, fundraiser, or after-work happy hour? Look no further than the Cocktail Caucus Bar at 101! Just steps away from the iconic Capitol building, our bar offers a unique and stylish setting for any occasion. Learn more about the space: https://bit.ly/3XwmTiv
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Celebrate the back-to-school season by learning more about barrel handling. Our Barrel Handling Safety Best Practices guide explores best practices and strategies for safely handling the standard 53-gallon barrel around distillery premises. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ATdKaW
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Our own Christine LoCascio, Robert Maron and Joel Matticks headed across the pond to attend the "Cheers! Spirits from the USA" events in London and Manchester. Supported by the USDA MAP program, the mini-trade shows highlighted American spirits brands and explored trade opportunities. Many #DISCUSMembers joined us including Angel's Envy, Arizona Distilling, Stone Ledge Spirits Company, Virginia Distillery Co., Good Trouble Bourbon, Uncle Nearest, Inc. and Westland Whiskey. While attending the London event, Christine participated on the "Pour Equality Women in the American Whiskey Industry" panel where they discussed the importance of Women in the American Spirits Industry. #LifeAtDISCUS #HouseOfUSSpirits
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REMINDER: Join us today at 1pm EDT to learn more about the DISCUS Academy📚 Leadership Programs! Register: https://lnkd.in/eBFEehCf
Interested in learning more about the DISCUS Academy📚 Executive, Developing & Developing Women Leadership programs? Join Kate Wiggins, program facilitator, & previous graduates to hear more about each program & how to apply ➡️ https://bit.ly/3XmcqGo
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We are accepting applications for the DISCUS Academy 📚 Leadership Development Certificate Programs. We have developed the Executive Leadership Program, Developing Leadership Program and Developing Women Leadership Program (in collaboration with Women of the Vine & Spirits) specifically for the distilled spirits industry. Read more: https://bit.ly/4e9JgQg Apply: https://bit.ly/3wvKY9Y
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Let's raise a glass to our favorite time of the year - it's #BourbonHeritageMonth 🥃 Follow along as we celebrate the rich heritage and innovation behind America's native spirit. In 1964, Congress passed a resolution that officially recognized Bourbon “a distinctive product of the United States that is unlike other types of alcoholic beverages, whether foreign or domestic.” Ever since, Bourbon must be made in the U.S. in order to legally bear the name "Bourbon." #BourbonMonth
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Join us on Sept 11 for our #AskTheExpert "Unveiling Trends in the US Liquor Market" webinar💻 as NielsenIQ BevAl experts Jon Berg and Kaleigh Theriault share insights on the drivers shaping the dynamic liquor channel market. Register: https://bit.ly/3T7H9EE
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Thank you to the 1000+ advocates who took action and urged the TTB that now is the time to formalize a government-approved definition for American Single Malt Whiskey! Cheers to you🥃 Read more: https://bit.ly/476b5Xo #AmericanSingleMaltWhiskey
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Interested in learning more about the DISCUS Academy📚 Executive, Developing & Developing Women Leadership programs? Join Kate Wiggins, program facilitator, & previous graduates to hear more about each program & how to apply ➡️ https://bit.ly/3XmcqGo
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