Food & Wine Magazine Is Aging Whiskey: Woodinville Whiskey Co. Age Your Own Whiskey Kit is on the Counter

Many thanks to Morgan for the "Mouthing Off" story in today's Food & Wine magazine.

Morgan writes, on week one's aging, "Whenever I tell people that I’m from Kentucky, the response is always, “Whiskey or horses?”—not altogether an unfair question. (It’s horses, by the way.) Generally, American whiskey doesn’t stray too far from the Kentucky-Tennessee border. That’s why, when I opened a package from Woodinville Whiskey Company, I was doubly mystified. Not only had they sent a Washington State whiskey, but a Washington State age-your-own whiskey kit, complete with two bottles of unaged whiskey, an adorable miniature barrel and a funnel. Curious, I decided to give it a go and I’ll be reporting on any changes over the next few weeks."

So looking forward to hearing more about how the aging goes.

Thanks Chelsea, Megan and Morgan of Food & Wine magazine for the great story on our client Woodinville Whiskey Co. (www.woodinvillewhiskeyco.com). The article may be read online here: http://bit.ly/rgHWjY

Woodinville Whiskey Co.'s Age Your Own Whiskey Kit: Milan Magazine

The Italian magazine Essen writes, "It's almost October-- you’re already late. It’s the right time to settle down and age your whiskey at home, just to be ready for Christmas, when you’ll serve it wondering what could be the best name for your handcraft(ed) Bourbon."

Click on blog title above to read the article (in Italian or English).

And to order a kit from Woodinville Whiskey Co., hit.

Photo of whiskey... day one and day sixty... courtesy of Woodinville Whiskey Co.

Seattle Magazine Showcases Plume in Seattle Scene: Plume Feather Hair Extensions

You may have spotted Plume’s feather hair extensions in the editorial pages of this month’s Vogue worn by Glee’s Dianna Argon who also was “Plumed” by stylist Monet Moon for Glee’s summer tour.

Plume’s gorgeous new fashion accessory also was seen during Fashion First’s recent show benefiting Rise ‘N Shine. Seattle Magazine’s "Seattle Scene" takes note of Plume’s CEO Bennett Bottorff and Fashion/Creative Director Piper Foster (Pluming her long brunette locks in blue) toasting Fashion First and Plume’s first big Seattle fashion debut.

Thanks to Team Photogenic and Duell for capturing the evening for all of us to enjoy.

Plume Feather Hair Extensions on the Runway

Feather hair extensions for fall/winter fashion. Can't wait for Plume's pink version benefiting Keep a Breast in October.

425 Magazine Says: “Get Glowing” (Anti Aging Tips from Dr. Baxter)

Caffeine? Check. Berries? Check. A dash of tumeric?

The July/August issue of 425 Magazine features easy tips from anti-aging and beauty expert Dr. Richard Baxter about how to get great skin.

Thank you 425 for the terrific feature.

Strike a Pose: Plume Feather Hair Extensions Hit the Pages of Vogue

Seattle's own hits the pages of Vogue. These feather hair extensions by our client Plume have been popping up in the tresses of tons of the fashion forward around the nation!

Seattle Stair: Huge Feature in September Issue of Seattle Business Magazine

A little Seattle company with wide reach was of interest to Seattle Business editor Leslie Helm who assigned the talented writer Michael Hood to the feature story on "The Master Stair Builder", Shawn Christman.

"A fierce devotion to modern craftsmanship and classical technique keeps one Seattle company several steps ahead", Hood writes.

To read more about the designs and projects (including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and a Hawaii residence coyly referred to as the OW Ranch) click blog title above.

Thank you Seattle Business magazine for the article on our client.