#jared brown

One of the byproducts of the ginaissance is the plethora of books about gin, tracing its history, detailing the changes in fashion, and the types that have been developed. Most attribute the arrival of gin to Britain to the ascendency of William, Prince of Orange, to the British throne and his penchant for the Dutch spirit, genever. However, some new research by Sipsmith Master Distiller, Jared…

23 ways you’re making your martini wrong (aka everything you need to know to make ‘em right!).

"I hope that this project inspires young black kids to archive their stories and turn them into digital folklore. I hope that other people write their own myths and employ characters that impact their own lives. A lot of black artists are making work about the socio-political climate here in America and I hope for more work like that because being black in this country is multifaceted. I hope that more sound artists think about how they share and release their work and I hope that more people keep disrupting systems in place that try and manipulate the way we exist”