The summer is heating up at Kentucky distilleries, many of which are releasing new spirits and other products this month.

The whisky brands are ready for their close-up — forming strategic partnerships and tapping into culture in new ways to build their audience.

Whiskey House of Kentucky partnered with the Koetter Group to build 12 rickhouses utilizing K-RAX barrel storage technology, according to a news release Monday. The new structures will be built on ...

The Distillery of Modern Art is a really interesting operation in Chamblee, Ga., just northeast of downtown Atlanta inside the I-285 loop. The relatively small distillery produces only about 2,000 ...

Between 1920 and 1940, the Art Deco movement represented luxury, glamour, exuberance, modernity, and technological progress. The latter was evidenced by rare and expensive materials, such as ebony ...

2. Brussels, Belgium. Brussels gets a lot of love for its art nouveau, but its art deco deserves equal credit. The city leans into the solid, monumental vibe of the style, with landmarks like the ...

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Florida’s effort to tackle its affordable-housing crisis is crashing into this city’s famous art deco history. Proposed changes to a state law would allow developers to ...

A hundred years ago, Paris hosted the 1925 Exposition that gave Art Deco its name. The movement would captivate the world. Its language — sunbursts, zigzags, a blend of lavish curves with sharp ...

Celebrating Art Deco’s signature love of beautiful materials and clean lines, the speakers and television use dark rosewood and chestnut-anodised aluminium. The lamella panels that grace the speaker ...

The evolution of Art Deco. From its inception, Art Deco's influence spread rapidly across the globe. Importantly, it was applied to everything, spanning architecture, interior design, product design, ...

It spawned a movement known as Art Deco that influenced architecture, design of cars, railway engines, typography, drapes and even jewellery,” says architect Srinivas Murthy, who is curating an ...

The 1,046-foot-tall Chrysler Building, completed in May of 1930, was the pinnacle of both the then-unnamed Art Deco period and the skyscraper boom that rapidly transformed New York City’s skyline.