www.calwisespirits.com
THE CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE IN A BOTTLE
Really Tasty Spirits!
Looking forward to the opening of the new Calwise distillery, tasting space and upstairs specialty bar in Paso Robles, CA., April 2018. Congratulations Aaron and Sarah.
In their own words; source – www.calwisespirits.com.
Locally made Spirits inspired by the Central Coast: Spiced Rum, Blonde Rum & Big Sur Gin
Calwise Spirits Co. was borne out of our love for California and the necessity to provide delicious, locally-made alcohol to all of its inhabitants of drinking age (that, and making booze is a lot of fun). With a taste inspired by the California experience, our spirits are more than just a drink: they’re accompaniment to your lifestyle of adventure, exploration, and unrestrained revelry.
To find out more about Calwise Spirits visit them at www.calwisespirits.com.
Get your paws on some Calwise spirits – www.calwisespirits.com/buy
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Here WE Grow!
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Calivore Spirits is a SLO HotHouse supported company.
The SLO HotHouse is a community space created through the efforts of Cal Poly, the city and county of San Luis Obispo, the business community, and the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE). The goal of the SLO HotHouse is to support students and community members as they work to create new innovations and start entrepreneurial business ventures.
To learn more about the SLO HotHouse go to www.slohothouse.com.
Past and present SLO HotHouse sponsored companies include:
Reduce.Reuse.Grow., Current Solutions, BoltAbout, Mantis, WhiteFox Drone Defense Technologies, FarmBot, HIGEA, gatherologie, SPECTRVM, MojaGear, InPressTechnologies, Z Living Systems, BOTTLEFLY, Favor, LiftGator, Caliwise Spirits, FLUME and ObserVR.
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