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10 Black Women to Watch in the Spirits Industry Thrillist 3/8/2021 © Image by Grace Han for Thrillist A 2018 Neilsen report asserted that Black Americans have over $1.2 trillion in spending power, and was expected to hit $1.4 trillion in 2020. With so much money to be made, it’s no surprise that Black people have launched their own spirits and wine brands in record numbers. But Black women are running alongside men, founding and steering brands that reflect who they are and the products they want to see in the marketplace. Check out these spirit, wine, and beer brands and the powerful ...

Photo by Stacy Preston Photography, courtesy of Uncle Nearest I don’t know who needs to hear this, but it’s time to add some new bottles to your bar cart. Or wherever you stash your booze. As a part of the fight to increase equity among Black-owned businesses and brands, it’s important to be intentional about buying Black. A common obstacle that many Black owners of spirits and wines face however is having their products accessible in physical and online stores.  Ashlee Tuck, cocktail enthusiast and founder of Will Drink For Travel curates information on Black businesses, including res...