A person wearing a red plaid shirt holds a clear bottle filled with an amber liquid, presumably rum, while also holding a professional camera, suggesting they are capturing content or promotional material related to the distillery and its products. In the background, another person is pouring a clear liquid from a glass bottle, likely also rum or an ingredient used in the distilling process. Various distilling equipment and bottles are visible on wooden surfaces, indicating this is a working distillery facility. The image has a warm, rustic ambiance with exposed brick walls and industrial lighting fixtures, consistent with the trendy, artisanal vibe of a craft distillery.

Brooklyn's Noble Experiment: Rediscovering Rum's Historic Roots

If you're in or visiting Brooklyn make sure to allot some time for @tnenyc. Did you know that by 1720 there were 16 rum distilleries in New York alone? Rum is truly a New York tradition, though one that is often overlooked. The Noble Experiment is a distillery, and the birthplace of Owneys Rum Bushwick. The venue was opened by Bridget C Firtle, a woman passionate about bringing back the timeless tradition of rum, New York and America's first spirit. Products are all natural, non-GMO and crafted from 100% domestic, sugar cane molasses. What's your favorite boozy Brooklyn attraction?

Brooklyn's Noble Experiment: Rediscovering Rum's Historic Roots

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