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The '''Dread River Distilling Co.''' is a planned distillery, brewery, winery, tasting room and event space to be located in the former [[Peck & Hills]] furniture company building at 2400 [[7th Avenue South]]. | The '''Dread River Distilling Co.''' is a planned distillery, brewery, winery, tasting room and event space to be located in the former [[Peck & Hills]] furniture company building at 2400 [[7th Avenue South]]. | ||
Partners in the business, which raised $1.8 million in capital, include [[John Cubelic]] and [[Jeffrey Dugas]]. The redevelopment of the building was awarded $77,000 in tax abatements from the [[Birmingham Industrial Development Board]]. [[Rives Construction]] performed the renovation work. | |||
The distillery and tasting room are managed by [[Cyd Quick]]. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 5 March 2019
The Dread River Distilling Co. is a planned distillery, brewery, winery, tasting room and event space to be located in the former Peck & Hills furniture company building at 2400 7th Avenue South.
Partners in the business, which raised $1.8 million in capital, include John Cubelic and Jeffrey Dugas. The redevelopment of the building was awarded $77,000 in tax abatements from the Birmingham Industrial Development Board. Rives Construction performed the renovation work.
The distillery and tasting room are managed by Cyd Quick.
References
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (March 4, 2019) "New Birmingham distillery to open this summer." Birmingham Business Journal