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“Doing good is in our company’s DNA,” said Jacobaccio, who sells a special brand of vodka with proceeds going to help the Ukrainian people.
Distillery helps fight in Ukraine with vodka
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LTC Eugene Chu true patriot...
..."Jacobaccio, who opened the distillery in the fall of 2020 at the height of the pandemic, has an empty case waiting for the distillery’s first barrel-aged creation. He is patiently waiting for the bottle’s return to showcase it in the distillery’s tasting room, the Flying Canoe.
But that slight bump didn’t stop Jacobaccio and his team from making a difference with their locally produced alcohol.
Despite being open for a short time, John Fitch Distillery has affected people across the globe — most recently in Ukraine.
“Doing good is in our company’s DNA,” said Jacobaccio, who sells a special brand of vodka with proceeds going to help the Ukrainian people.
As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine nears, Jacobaccio says he can hardly believe the war has raged on this long. But when it began, he knew he had to use the distillery to help.
“It was just borne out me reading the news going, ‘I have to do something’,” he said. “It was just so brutal and unexpected.”
In response to the tragedy, Jacobaccio decided to make and sell Molotava Freedom Vodka, raising funds for charities that help the war-torn nation."...
..."Jacobaccio, who opened the distillery in the fall of 2020 at the height of the pandemic, has an empty case waiting for the distillery’s first barrel-aged creation. He is patiently waiting for the bottle’s return to showcase it in the distillery’s tasting room, the Flying Canoe.
But that slight bump didn’t stop Jacobaccio and his team from making a difference with their locally produced alcohol.
Despite being open for a short time, John Fitch Distillery has affected people across the globe — most recently in Ukraine.
“Doing good is in our company’s DNA,” said Jacobaccio, who sells a special brand of vodka with proceeds going to help the Ukrainian people.
As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine nears, Jacobaccio says he can hardly believe the war has raged on this long. But when it began, he knew he had to use the distillery to help.
“It was just borne out me reading the news going, ‘I have to do something’,” he said. “It was just so brutal and unexpected.”
In response to the tragedy, Jacobaccio decided to make and sell Molotava Freedom Vodka, raising funds for charities that help the war-torn nation."...
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PO2 Marco Monsalve I'll Try any Alcohol Once and I Have Yet to Try a Vodka I Like. Mostly Nasty in My Book.
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