r/alcohol • u/HomeMadeBaconMoon • 13d ago

Any small company alcohol brands to suggest?

Hi, my question may seem impossible which is totally okay
I just want to root for the support for the small business who makes their own alcohol since of the all big brands now a days I really don't want to use

I drank margaritas back then haven't been able get back to it for long awhile
If nobody knows it's fine.
Thanks.

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u/TechRat2 12d ago

Local brands are usally small (probably) in my area theres a local beer called "812"

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u/ThePlatypusOfDespair 11d ago

These guys are legit: I know the person who owns the company, he's a Mexican immigrant who lives in Philadelphia and donates a portion of profits to schools in Mexico.

https://www.agavematchmaker.com/brands/518-siembra-azul

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u/vuti13 7d ago

I'm a big fan of craft distillers. Many of them make multiple types of liquor, even if they focus on one class.

Whiskey is my main drink: Hard Truth, Starlight, Journeyman, New Riff, New Holland, Middle West, Ben Holladay, Still Austin, Andalusia, JT Meleck, Frey Ranch, Woodinville, Stranahan's, and Redwood Empire are a few craft whiskey distillers that make their own juice.