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The Spirits Industry has historically been devoid of significant ownership and representation of diverse communities. Black, brown, female, and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs have not successfully penetrated the multi-billion dollar wine, spirits, and craft beer industries. In fact, less than 5% of brands are owned by BIPOC and/or women entrepreneurs.

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The Spirits Industry has historically been devoid of significant ownership and representation of diverse communities. Black, brown, female, and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs have not successfully penetrated the multi-billion dollar wine, spirits, and craft beer industries. In fact, less than 5% of brands are owned by BIPOC and/or women entrepreneurs.

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