'Made in New York' spirit lovers are drinking to its revival


Nearly 100 years after prohibition in the US, small distilleries are coming back to Brooklyn and the Bronx, crafting batches of gin, rum, rye, bourbon and vodka. 

Nearly a century after the US imposed prohibition, small distilleries are finally making a comeback in Brooklyn and the Bronx, crafting batches of gin, rum, rye, bourbon and vodka. The “made in New York” spirits trend is part of a boom in the popularity of locally grown food, farm-to-table dining and craft products.

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