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Gravesande-Braxton Distillers
Founded by Vanessa Braxton · New York, NY
Craft Distilling
Verified Licensed
- NY License 0054-21-101199· Distiller Class B-1 (Micro-Rectifier)active
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The Story
Gravesande-Braxton Distillers was founded in 2012 by Vanessa Braxton, making her the first African American woman to own and operate a distillery in the United States. The distillery produces Black Momma Vodka, crafted from New York State farmed corn, and represents a milestone in the history of Black women in the American spirits industry.
Vanessa Braxton
Founder
Vanessa Braxton is the founder of Gravesande-Braxton Distillers and the first African American woman licensed to distill spirits in the United States. She is also the creator of Black Momma Vodka, a premium vodka crafted from New York State farmed corn with natural vanilla and tea flavors.
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How we know this
On this being a Black-owned business:
“Gravesande Braxton Distillers. The Proof is in the Still. 100% African American Woman Owned.”https://gravesandebraxtondistillers.com/our-story