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Custom cocktail boards lift LA-Made spirits

by R.H. Lee August 10, 2018 in Case Studies

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We just wrapped up a custom laser engraving job for LA's oldest distillery, Green Bar Distillery in the nearby Arts District. We created a batch of custom branded white oak cocktail boards for use both behind their bars and for sale in their retail shop. 

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White oak was a natural choice for these boards as it is used throughout the distillery to house many of the organic spirits during the fermentation process. 

Greenbar is committed to sourcing all organic ingredients and also to making an impact in their surrounding community by working with organizations like ours.

Stop by the distillery for a cocktail making class or to outfit your home bar with delicious organic spirits, cocktail making supplies and of course a Greenbar/Would Works cocktail board! 

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