Whiskey Project News Today

The Wurst Beer Hall is closed on Ponce after just nine months, while the team behind Table and Main in Roswell close Casa Robles after less than two years

Sydney-based The Whiskey Project already has $50 million in contracted revenue from Australian federal and state police departments.

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The increasingly futuristic nature of war in the 21st century calls for a new generation of tools for the American military -- from heat-sensing cameras that can detect enemy machine gun nests from miles away to cutting-edge inflatable boats that can be dropped from helicopters, and handheld underwater controllers capable of operating drones overhead.

The increasingly futuristic nature of war calls for a new generation of tools for the American military -- including heat-sensing cameras that can detect enemy machine gun nests miles away, cutting-edge inflatable boats that can be dropped from helicopters, and handheld underwater controllers capable of operating drones overhead.

Spanish-Latin restaurant Casa Robles ("Oak House"), backed by Ryan and Dan Pernice, the brothers behind Table and Main and Osteria Mattone, is now open for dinner

Chippendales, the famed male dancer troupe, has turned to K Street to help it tap into federal pandemic aid for the live events industry.

Some in the industry expected lobbying spending to level out ahead of the midterms and after numerous pandemic relief bills and the initial burst that a new administration provides.

Local water advocate Leslie Gabriel's long-running radio show, “And So It Flows,” returns to the airwaves on WBCR-LP 97.7 FM, Tuesday, March 1 at 2 p.m. Berkshire Mountain Distillers' Whiskey Project releases final round; Lynch new Lee Library development director; ‘And So It Flows’ returns to WBCR-lp in Great Barrington and online

The Sugarlands distillery out of Tennessee has plans to create a range of small batch whiskies that vary by grain, distilling methods and barrel types.