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Happy Fall Y’all! The weather is cooling off but the sun is still shining here in California, and we’re still basking in the glow of a fabulous BOWFEST. We had so much fun connecting with new and old fans, meeting Black spirit producers from across the country, and catching up with old friends.  Our signature  Continue Reading »

Hi Friends, We’ve had a busy month hosting tastings and events while preparing for BOWSFEST, the Black-Owned Wine and Spirits Festival, in Washington D.C. on Saturday, September 30th!  Read on for updates, tasting announcements, sponsored events, and a deliciously slippery Not So Dirty Martini recipe! Expanding in Georgia with RNDC We traveled back down to  Continue Reading »

Hi Friends, BOWSFEST is fast approaching and we can’t wait to see you there! See below for ticket links and read on for a juicy, stiff, and refreshing cocktail that will ease you through these last days (or months) of summer! See you at BOWSFEST September 30th! We’re gearing up for the Black Owned Wine  Continue Reading »

Greetings Friends! It’s been an action-packed summer so far celebrating Pronhorn’s 1-year anniversary in Georgia, sharing gin and stories at the Black Food & Wine Experience, and sampling our gin at bottle shops all around the Bay Area. Read on for the details, be sure to get your tickets for the upcoming Asante Wine &  Continue Reading »

Happy Pride, Friends! June is pride month, and we want to wish our friends in the LGBTQIA community and all the allies out there a joyful and fun-filled month of festivities! We’ve rustled up a fabulous brunch cocktail for your next gathering, a gin bloody mary with a touch of pickle brine and chili crisp  Continue Reading »

DC Friends—Housebar is serving Common Ground Spirits Negronis! Our gin is on tap at Housebar in DC (@livehousebar), and they’re mixing up Negronis! We love this black-owned business that gives back to its community via donations to organizations like the National Birth Equity Collaborative and the Prostate Cancer foundation. Order yourself a Common Ground Negroni  Continue Reading »