Art in the Age launches rhubarb-based spirit

Art in the Age dropped mention of its newest product today: RHUBY, a rhubarb-based spirit inspired by a tisane long made by the Pennsylvania Dutch.

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Art in the Age launches rhubarb-based spirit

POSTED: Saturday, July 23, 2011, 8:00 PM
Filed Under: Booze | Product Placement

Art in the Age, which came out with ROOT in 2009 and the autumnally quirky SNAP around this time last year, dropped mention of its newest product today — RHUBY, a rhubarb-based spirit inspired by a tisane (an herbal infusion, basically a tea) made by John Bartram. Complementing the rhubarb base are vegetal elements like beets, carrots and lemons in addition to herbs/spices like coriander, cardamom, vanilla, pink peppercorns and pettigrain (bitter orange) oil. We hear it'll arrive on Philly state store shelves in the first week of August. Here's a video breaking down more on the spirit.

Photo: Art in the Age on Facebook

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