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Partysource Review of Corsair RED

Posted in Corsair Artisan, Reviews, Spirits by Darek
May 31 2009
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Party Source in Northern Kentucky is currently the exclusive provider of Corsiar Spirits in the area.  Their wine and spirits manager Jay Erisman recently reviewed Corsair RED – our unique and popular red absinthe.  Here is an excerpt:

Red absinthe is a small tradition in historical European absinthe, rather more common in Spain or Czech Republic than France. Sadly, while there are a number of oustanding artisanal green and blanche absinthes from Europe and, increasingly, America, most of the rouges are disappointing to absinthe connoisseurs, tending to artificial color and shrill flavor. But Corsair Red is cut from different cloth. Distiller Andrew Webber packs this cute little bottle full of real wormwood, citrus, and tarragon. After a proper infusion and redistillation of these herbs, there is a final infusion with hibiscus flowers. Corsair Red can hold its head up as an honest and traditionally crafted absinthe…and hold its own with Bourbon as a soulful product of the Bluegrass State.

Corsair also makes a terrific gin, full of juniper notes but joined with postmodern gin flavors of citrus oil and grains of paradise. In addition to the eventual whiskeys, partners Webber and Darek Bell make a potent spiced rum for the best Coke mixer ever. But really, it’s this Red absinthe that takes the cake, and Corsair has beaten some people to the punch in bringing it to market. Other absinthe producers must be green red with envy.

http://partysourceeq.com/2009/05/29/corsair-red-absinthe-kentucky-brews-a-new-spirit/

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nFocus Magazine Features Co-founder Darek Bell

Posted in Articles, Corsair Artisan by Darek
May 30 2009
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nFocus Magazine tracks the social scene in Nashville. Corsair’s co-founder Darek Bell was recently featured in the magazine: http://nfocusmagazine.com/2009-05-01/columns/rum-runner/

Tagged as: article, business, business plan, Darek Bell, expansion, nFocus
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Spirits Tasting this Weekend

Posted in Corsair Artisan, Spirits, Tastings by Ben
May 28 2009
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We’re going to be at Greenwood Spirits in Bowling Green from 4 pm to 7 pm this Friday and Saturday (29th & 30th) sampling our spirits.

We’re planning on doing tastings in Louisville and Cincinatti in the next month, and hopefully will figure out a way to do tastings in Nashville as well. We’ll post tastings here ahead of time.

You can always come by our Bowling Green distillery for tours and tastings every Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm!

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Review by The Intoxicologist

Posted in Reviews, Spirits by Darek
May 19 2009
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The Intoxicologist is one of the premier bloggers in the spirits world.  She recently got her hands on some Corsair’s award-winning Gin.  This is what she had to say:

Corsair Artisan Gin excites me for a few reasons:

· The creators/owners, Darek and Andrew, are small batch micro-distillers making grass roots products right here in the United States born of passion, enthusiasm and desire to bring quality products to a new generation of spirits enthusiasts.

· The logo speaks to that vision with its black and white bold simplicity and the air of free style untouchable spirit. This is a new generation laying claim to a new era of imbibing.

· Gin: It is breaking all the rules by going beyond the traditional martini of generations past. Corsair Artisan Distillery lightens the load of heavily junipered gins and brings back a garden fresh, citrusy to vegetative quality with hints of floral. Unexpected. Light. Refreshing. Beautiful.

Read the full review here: Corsair Artisan: Redefining a New Gin’eration

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