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Design Noted.com Hypes Steve Grasse and Quaker City Mercantile
Fav. Speaker at PSFK Conference New York Steven Grasse Video is Up 2010
This is a must see video for anyone in the creative field. Steven Grasse talks about a creating his own brands. His cycle of design is insane. PSFK has more about him on their site.
PSFK.com Features 2010 Conference Speaker, Steven Grasse
(Video) Steven Grasse: PSFK Conference New York 2010
At our recent New York Conference, maverick creator-entrepreneur Steven Grasse closed out the day’s discussions with a spirited talk about his journey from disgruntled ad man to revolutionary businessman. He spoke candidly about his inspirations, trials and tribulations, and his passion for living a life driven by art, authenticity, and conscience.
2010 Conference Speaker Steve Grasse and Quaker City Mercantile Featured On PSFK.com
Steven Grasse: Do Your Own Thing. Do What You Love.
At our recent New York Conference, maverick creator-entrepreneur Steven Grasse closed out the day’s discussions with a spirited talk about his journey from disgruntled ad man to revolutionary businessman. He spoke candidly about his inspirations, trials and tribulations, and his passion for living a life driven by art, authenticity, and conscience.
QCM FINALLY MAKES IT TO 60 MINUTES!
QCM FINALLY MAKES IT TO 60 MINUTES!
SNUS is the last thing we created for RJR before we went tobacco free. It
ended up on 60 Minutes. Oh my.....
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Wild River Review.com Hypes ROOT - March 17, 2010
Capogiro Gelato… a Zombie Root Carousel and Tuthilltown Rye Whiskey
Yasley Blog Hypes ROOT - March 17, 2010
ROOT By Art In The Age
3/16/2010
We were initially turned on to this via Bobby's post.
Our bottle of Root liqueur by Art In The Age came in the mail today — the label, bottle and cork are all beautifully designed! After obsessing over the packaging and pouring through the little booklet attached to the neck of the bottle, we decided to have a taste. Pure delicious!
Let me preface by stating we’re by no means drink connoisseurs and our attempts at explaining such a wonderful beverage are feeble at best, but I digress. Before you take a sip, you immediately smell root beer and brown sugar, so you think it’s going to be sickeningly sweet. Once the good stuff hits your lips the first thing you taste is anise, then all the complex flavors hit you, all over different parts of your tongue. The bite is fairly light, akin to a nice gin and the finish is exceptionally smooth.
Interestingly enough, for such a complex drink, it’s not heavy at all. I could see myself mixing this with some tonic water (to fizz it up), but in truth I think it’s fantastic enough to stand on it’s own.
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