Sorel Liqueur
Founded by Jackie Summers · Brooklyn, NY
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Jackie Summers
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Stories about Sorel Liqueur
Sorel Liqueur: Crafting Modern Classics with a Taste of Tradition
Discover the vibrant, spiced world of Sorel Liqueur, a Black-owned spirit reviving Caribbean traditions. Explore how this versatile liqueur is inspiring fresh, innovative cocktails like the “Autumn in New York” and “Cranberry Sorel Spritz.”
Chef Nelson German’s “Caribbean Cocktails” Shines a Light on the Sorel Negroni
Acclaimed Chef Nelson German’s new book, “Caribbean Cocktails,” celebrates the vibrant beverage traditions of the Afro-Latino diaspora. Among its innovative recipes, the Sorel Negroni stands out, offering a compelling island-inspired twist on a classic and highlighting the unique flavors of <a href='/brands/sorel-liqueur'>Sorel Liqueur</a>.
Sorel Negroni: A Caribbean Twist on a Classic with Chef Nelson German
Discover the vibrant Sorel Negroni, a modern classic that infuses the iconic Italian cocktail with the unique, spiced notes of Black-owned Sorel Liqueur. This recipe, highlighted by Chef Nelson German, brings an Afro-Latino perspective to your home bar.
Elevating the Glass: Discovering Signature Cocktails from Black-Owned Spirit Brands
Explore the vibrant world of Black-owned spirits through recent, innovative cocktail recipes. From the spiced notes of hibiscus liqueur to the rich embrace of salted caramel whiskey, these brands are shaping today's drink trends.
From the Encyclopedia
The Cultural Significance of Homemade Fruit Cordials and Infused Spirits in Black American Communities
Homemade fruit cordials and infused spirits embody a rich tradition of Black American resourcefulness, culinary creativity, and community celebration. These handcrafted beverages often reflect generational knowledge and local agricultural bounty.
Discriminatory Lending Practices and Their Impact on Black Ownership in the American Beverage Industry
Discriminatory lending practices have historically limited Black entrepreneurs' access to vital capital, severely impacting their ability to establish, grow, and sustain businesses within the American beverage industry. These systemic barriers have perpetuated wealth disparities and hindered the full realization of Black ownership in the sector.
The Communal Spirit: The Cultural Significance of Punch in Black American Communities
Punch, a vibrant communal beverage, holds deep cultural significance in Black American communities, tracing its roots from African and Caribbean traditions to its evolution as a symbol of hospitality and celebration. Its history is interwoven with the transatlantic slave trade and the ingenuity of Black individuals in shaping American cocktail culture.
The Enduring Craft: A History of Black Americans in the Liqueur Industry
Black Americans have a rich, yet often unacknowledged, history in the creation and consumption of liqueurs, rooted in ancestral traditions and blossoming into modern entrepreneurship.
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How we know this
A note on ownership. Sorel Liqueur relaunched in 2021 after an investment from the Uncle Nearest Venture Fund, which supports Black-owned distilleries.
On this being a Black-owned business:
“Jackie Summers founded the very first black-owned spirit in 2012 with Sorel artisanal liqueur.”https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanettehurt/2024/01/29/sorel-continues-its-impressive-expansion-and-growth-after-its-relaunch/