Black-Owned Producers
Distilleries, wineries, breweries, and beverage manufacturers — alcoholic and non-alcoholic — owned and operated by Black Americans. Looking to produce your brand? Connect with manufacturers on the DISTRYB platform.
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Winery
9
Distillery
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Woburn Winery
John June Lewis Sr.
Bowman Vineyards
Bowman Family
Gravesande-Braxton Distillers
Vanessa Braxton
18th Street Distillery
Drew Fox
Du Nord Social Spirits
Chris Montana
Uncle Nearest Distillery
Fawn Weaver
Tilford Winery & Farms
Tilford Family
Arabia Mountain Vineyard
Arabia Mountain Founders
New England Barrel Company
James Saunders
Delta Dirt Distillery
Harvey Williams
Brough Brothers Distillery
Victor Yarbrough
Old Sistrunk Distillery
Victor George Harvey
Diamond Farm Winery & Brewery
Diamond Farm Founders
Hippin' Hops Brew-Stillery Charlotte
Clarence Boston
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AfroPop Soda, Oklahoma’s pioneering Black-owned beverage brand, continues its impressive national expansion. This growth is driven by a landmark distribution deal and strategic collaborations, including a recent placement at Missouri’s first Black-owned brewery.
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Zero-Proof Pioneer MEDASE Cocktails Expands National Footprint
MEDASE Cocktails, a leading Black-owned zero-proof brand, is significantly expanding its national presence with new retail partnerships and a strategic investment, making its premium non-alcoholic beverages more accessible across the U.S. This growth marks a new chapter for the brand, driven by innovation and a heartfelt mission.
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Brooklyn Tea Makes History with Landmark JFK Airport Debut
Brooklyn Tea, the acclaimed Black-owned tea company, has opened a new storefront in JFK Airport Terminal 4, marking a historic first for a Black-owned tea brand in any U.S. airport. This milestone expands their national retail presence, which includes Target and Wegmans.
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Sip in Style: Crafting the Refreshing Rosemary + Hibiscus Fizz with Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel
Elevate your non-alcoholic experience with an elegant Rosemary + Hibiscus Fizz. This sophisticated zero-proof cocktail features the rich, authentic flavors of Black-owned Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel, perfect for any occasion.
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Black Woman-Owned Resort Beverage Co. Launches Dual-Purpose Zero-Proof Mixers
Toni Gilliard’s Resort Beverage Co. introduces all-natural margarita mixers, designed for both spirited cocktails and sophisticated zero-proof drinks. This launch caters to the growing sober-curious movement, enhancing inclusivity in home entertaining.
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Elevate Your Sip: Crafting Zero-Proof Cocktails with Black-Owned Brands
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View All →Beer Kulture: Advancing Diversity and Inclusion in Craft Beverages
Beer Kulture is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within the craft beer industry by providing scholarships, internships, and community resources to underrepresented individuals.
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The Regulatory Maze: Federal and State Licensing as a Barrier to Black Ownership in the American Beverage Industry
Navigating the intricate web of federal and state alcohol licensing and permitting presents a significant barrier to entry for beverage entrepreneurs in the United States. This complex regulatory landscape disproportionately impacts Black ownership due to historical wealth disparities and limited access to capital and legal resources.
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Distributor Franchise Laws and Their Impact on Black Ownership in the American Beverage Industry
Distributor franchise laws, prevalent across many U.S. states, protect alcohol wholesalers and can create significant market access barriers for beverage producers. These regulations exacerbate existing systemic challenges for Black-owned beverage brands, hindering their ability to secure and maintain effective distribution.
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The Black Wine Guild: Cultivating a Unified Ecosystem for Black Wine Professionals
The Black Wine Guild is a dedicated organization focused on creating a comprehensive and unified ecosystem for Black wine professionals and enthusiasts. It aims to elevate Black individuals and businesses within the global wine industry through education, networking, and advocacy.
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