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Mead Makers Rely on Their Creative Juices
BEVERAGE: Drink Fits in With Craft Culture, Return to NatureFor a few decades now, San Diego has been distinctively known as the craft beer capital of America.Co.’s Barware Mixes Function And Style for Intoxicating Blend
Extensive Market Research Backs Co.’s Products; Plan Is to Scale Slowly
When Rachel Eva and her husband and business partner Shawn Michael noticed the rise in the craft cocktail scene a few years back.
Navy’s IT Arm Awards $1.56B in Deals
NAVWAR Oversees Cybersecurity, Employs 5,200
Like planets around a star, businesses congregate around U.S. military facilities and acquisition commands.
Whiting-Turner Gets $85M Building Deal
SEAL Campus Construction Effort May Grow to $107M
The following are selected defense contracts awarded to San Diego County companies in September.
Plexium Takes In $28 Million in a Series A Round
Ability to Screen Millions Of Small Molecules Should Bolster Results
Long impeding drugmakers, entire classes of proteins have proven too difficult to target.
Caliper Covers Give Drivers a Reason to Stop, Take Notice
RETAIL: Co. Has Licensing Deals, Expects 10% Growth in 2019
Before Mike Barland launched MGP Caliper Covers a little over a decade ago, there were two common practices for beautifying a car’s calipers.
Executive Q&A: Todd Jackson, CEO Jackson Design
Todd Jackson, president and CEO of Jackson Design and Remodeling (JDR) entered the remodeling business at age 20.
Markstein Beverage Co. to Close
Markstein Beverage Co.'s closure follows the acquisition of "key Markstein assets" in September by Anheuser-Busch InBev. The terms of that deal were undisclosed.
Cutwater Tequila Proudly Took the Long Way to Market
BEVERAGE: Ten Years In the Making, Co. Tapped Traditional Methods, Experts
San Diego-based Cutwater Spirits has revealed its latest creation: the brand’s first tequila offering.
Public Can Warm Up To These Wearables
RETAIL: Heated Apparel Carried In Nearly 1,500 Stores
Tech Gear 5.7 Inc. has its Mobile Warming line of heated jackets, vests, base layers, socks and gloves.
SD Climate Delivers for Coffee Drinkers
Local Production Seen As Start of Sea Change For Organic Coffee Scene
San Diego-based Bird Rock Coffee Roasters signed a deal with Oceanside’s Mraz Family Farms to sell the first San Diego-grown coffee and sold out in just four days.
Glasses Focus on Style, Lifestyle
RETAIL: Pricing, Action Sports Connection Help Drive Sales
In its first year in business, Blenders Eyewear, founded in 2013, sold about one thousand pairs of sunglasses.
Sourcify Connects Cos. to Overseas Manufacturing
STARTUP: Company Went Through EvoNexus And Y Combinator
In 2010, when 25-year-old Nathan Resnick lived in China as part of a high school foreign exchange program and after starting his own fashion e-commerce business.
619 Spirits Gets USA TODAY’s Best Craft Vodka Distillery Nod
619 Spirits, with a 4,200 square foot distillery and tasting room located in North Park, was founded by San Diego local Nick Apostolopoulos in 2012.
Cutwater Spirits Releases First Tequila
According to a press release, Cutwater Spirits’ master distiller, Yuseff Cherney, has been working on the tequila, called Rayador Tequila Blanco and made of 100% blue Mexican agave, for the last decade.
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