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News and Press Releases - 2025

Catoctin Creek is Top-Selling Whiskey from Virginia - Times of India

The Times of India not only does a story on the history of American whiskey, but also includes a roundup of the top-selling whiskey in each state. We are delighted to be picked as the top-selling whiskey from Virginia! (There are some very good products coming out of Virginia!)

Whiskey has roots in the country's colonial era and, over time, became emblematic of rugged individualism and authenticity, themes often celebrated in American folklore and music. ... It also conveys a sense of collective loss and sentimentality, with the drink symbolising both the simple pleasures and the weight of memory — a potent part of American identity, as whiskey has often marked milestones, celebrations, and moments of reflection.Americans’ love affair with whiskey dates back centuries, rooted deeply in the country's colonial history.

You can see the full story, here.


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When Distilleries Go Dry - Distiller

Susannah Skiver Barton, of Distiller, does an article on the emerging trend for alcohol-free spirits and cocktails at some craft distilleries.  Although we don't offer anything non-alcoholic in the bottle (we remain committed to being a "wet" distillery), we do have non-alcoholic options for our customer in the tasting room:

Catoctin Creek in Purcellville, Virginia, doesn’t list alcohol-free drinks on its menu, but co-founder and Chief Distiller Becky Harris says they’re always available if consumers ask. “Our tasting room crew is really thoughtful about getting creative about adapting the menu for special requests,” she says. “Especially since we are in a wine region, so they see plenty of designated drivers!” Catoctin Creek purposefully programs events in January to attract tasting room visitors, and Harris says that keeps consumers coming in the door.

You can see the full article, here.


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