whiskey is the latest to get a makeover. whiskey is making the move to become flavored.pany has seen its sales increase over 2400% just since 2011. in this week's edition of bloomberg is this week, we focus on the success of fireball and how the company has successfully marketed itself to increase sales. david leonard, that smile on your face indicates you likely sampled that whiskey. >> i sure did. it tastes like the liquefied big red gum. it is 66% proof. if it doesn't get you bombed right away, you can have a couple of shots. >> manufactured by sazerac. what is their strategy? >> they would not tell us. it includes a lot of drinking and making lots of phone calls and talking to people. basically, they hired a young guy from new orleans to talk to super fans and bartenders all around the country. that is how this took off. >> will this expand the market for brown spirits in particular to go after female drinkers? >> i don't know if they set out to do this, but i found a way to do it. fireball appeals to women, i think, even more than men. but the different flavors they

iowa-basedye, an piglets, has said 25 dry whiskey grains in the hopes whiskey-flavored pork.ver think you would be writing a story about pigs consuming the spent grain that was used to make rye whiskey? >> no, but given what is happening with the pork market and whiskey market, i should not be surprised. >> give us the details. what happened? >> ever since january, templeton rye in iowa has been feeding 25 byproduct from making templeton rye. they are feeding it to the pigs and say it will make them taste somewhat like templeton rye. >> let's understand -- this nothing alcoholic about it. it was used to make rye whiskey, so the pigs are not enjoying any of this whiskey. >> i have a feeling templeton would beg to differ, and it is a kind of expensive, higher-end rye. ?> about $40 a bottle, right >> yeah. >> i was reading something about templeton that should be revealed, which is that they do not necessarily make the rye whiskey in iowa, nor do they kind of make it in a homespun facility. >> they are very shrewd marketers. they understand what is hot now is artisan all spirits

but americans -- we do make the best whiskey on the market.t's partly why demand is skyrocketing. and we've got our hands full right now, coping with demand in the u.s. but beyond that, we do see rising demands from china, india, brazil and even russia. >> do you reside in eastern kentucky? >> no i actually live in louisville. and work at the distillery in kentucky. >> how long you have been in louisville, because they'll teach you how to pronounce. >> since 1992. >> i guess you're -- hey, we hope you don't run out. >> thanks very much. >> have fun. bourbon drinkers go by everything you have right now, at the distillery, they're running out. that and cat food. >>> the author knows the identity of the zodiac killer. he claims it's his father. >>> plus, german automaker porsche now facing a lot suit over the car crash that killed paul walker. i said a week, two weeks ago, lawsuit against porsche. welcome to the future. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mu

but the different flavors they put in this various whiskey mixture, what does it do to the actual whiskey has don't know, but it created a huge market not just for cinnamon flavored whiskey, but a lot of these flavored whiskeys you mentioned before. a lot of it has been inspired by fireball. >> what is next for fireball and sat the rack -- and sazerac? more flavors? >> i don't know. they have done a fantastic job. they have been very secretive about it and under the radar and they feel it creates a mystery and makes fireball that much more attractive to people. but if you look on the internet, they have had a successful marketing strategy. >> all right, we'll lay get back to your drink. david letter -- david leonard on fireball flavored whiskey. coming up, the former chief fashion leadere vivian tam is now putting the spotlight on asian culture and festivals in cities such as new york, las vegas, los angeles, san francisco, and miami. welcome. festival.out the >> tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of the lucky rice festival, which i founded five years ago. together dozens of chefs for a va

a shot of whiskey. here's the problem, whiskey flavored doesn't sound like fruit-flavored.led it whiskey-fed pigs like corn-fed beef or grass-fed beef, we would, a, believe it, b, we would think more of it and pay more for it and, c, think the pigs had a good time before. melissa: okay. yeah, that's true. go work on that vacuum problem, bruce. thank you. all right, need a mote with that -- moot with that mansion? dr. dre buying himself some new digs from tom brady and giselle. who better to talk to than josh altman? at the end of the day, it is all about "money." ♪ ♪ we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your

. >> reporter: americans who like whiskey have long reached for buschen. they've been drinking it for more than 200 years. but latedy they're drinking even more of it. sales have shot up as the economy recovers. and many drinkers are asking for borbons that cost a little more. >> i enjoy the taste. it's delicious. yeah. producers anywhere in the u.s. can make bourbon. but those in the state of kentucky make 95% of the world's supply. many distillers set themselves up in the suburbs of louisville. they're supporting the regional economy and building on tradition. people at this company have been making bourbon and whiskey for 140 years. last year they hit a record, with annual sales of more than $3.7 billion. that was up nearly 5% from the year before. producers are shipping more cases overseas. to japan, europe, and emerging economies, too. >> even though we now get around 60% of our sales outside the u.s., so there's this huge opportunity. >> reporter: and it's not just the distillers who are enjoying the boom. they need somewhere for the bourbon to matur

one catch, they haven't officially made any whiskey yet.rst whiskey maker in london for more than a century. darren brooks, this is part of a wider trend towards craft brewing in the u.k. and a dayhree years for this to become whiskey. the money comes from another spirit. close we started to do a gym. a gin.e started to do we were building the space and thatund through an image was sent in, a business perspectives for another london distillery company. he actually did not succeed. we dug in to this end he was responsible for lot of bridges around london. >> and you named your gin after him? >> he deserved it. >> this has become a creative hub in south london. funded by a, it was lot of high net worth individuals. >> with those letterforms, a lot , they were not doing due diligence on the valuation models and we were being very conservative. trying to give a good amount of equity for investment and i think that was one thing that was attractive. >> the company cares about its ingredients from traceable juniper the stork barley varieties from

. >> this is whiskey. you can put your finger right in there and smell it. >> oh, it smells like whiskey. >> and that's hard. >> this is the good stuff? >> that's the good stuff. >> troy got the idea of making moonshine because when they first arrived in asheville, she'd get mason jars full of the stuff as housewarming presents. soon, troy was heading back into the hollers to find out for herself how it was done. >> came home one day and with the pressure cooker and said to my husband, i need you to help me convert this to a still. and he said, you're nuts. i'm not going to do that. >> that little pressure cooker turned into this. a thriving distillery that makes the real mountain dew. >> just take a little sip. there you go. >> wow. the key ingredient to troy's whiskey, crooked creek corn. grown for generations by farmer john mcentire's family. >> this is not genetically modified corn. and we're very proud to say that. >> yeah. >> this is old school corn. >> call it moonshine for the masses. you know once

. >>> up next -- >> prison-made whiskey, they call it juice. it's got prunes in it. >> alcohol inside of the correctional institutions are a big problem. >> when inmates get drunk. >> when you have that white lightning in your system, you immediately get violent. >>> you can't tell how wild a prison inmate might be just by looking at him, but sometimes you can learn a lot by his nickname, and it seems in prison almost everybody has one. >> my name is alvin williams and everyone calls me gator. a lot of us have animal names in here because it has to represent something, you know, but that's prison life. >> alvin got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> every time he gets me to the ropes, he jabs me hard, and i get upset and i say, man, you're hitting me too hard. he kept on doing it. i took my gloves off. i kept on attacking him, and i knew i could not beat him hand to hand, so i bit him. when they broke us up, they wiped off the blood, it was in the shape of a gator. it was the head and the tail. the whole

>> prison-made whiskey. it's got prunes in it. ferments good. >> what does it smell like? >> it's got a strong whiskey aroma. >> inmate-manufactured alcohol goes by many names, prison julep, pruno, hooch, white lightning. whatever it is, our crews have seen it, heard about it, and smelled it. it exists in every prison we filmed in. >> alcohol is used daily. alcohol inside our correctional institutions are a very big problem because it only takes a small amount of time to make the alcohol, and just about everyone does it. so it's a constant cat-and-mouse game. >> this is a bag of pruno that we discovered in an inmate cell a couple of days ago. a regular garbage bag and inside, you can smell the sweet smell of the prune oil itself and the apples. >> how much could that serve? that's a keg. >> actually it will -- i would say it would serve up to five to ten people depending. some of the inmates actually even sell the pruno. >> can you order a cocktail in there? >> well, i guess if you go to the right person, i'm sure you could. i don

in this case we were lucky to find whiskey. can hear the ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >>> welcome back to techknow. i'm phil torres, joined by cara santa maria, marita davison, and dr shini somara. now, shini has been taking us on a journey through greenland. we have seen the flights and the science. what was it like to be there with the scientists? >> well, i got to experience that first hand. we were staying in the statement location as where the n.a.s.a. crew live. it was pretty amazing, to say the last. really cold. let's take a look. >>> i came to greenland to join n.a.s.a.'s operation icebridge. their goal is to collect the critical data on how polar ice sheets are changing. here the an arctic they days are long at this time of year. you have to stay up until nearly midnight to catch the famous northern lights. to the n.a.s.a. scientists home kiss. >> just taken off my boots. they are so heavy, it's a relief to take them off. i'm keeping them outside my room, because it's

in this case we are lucky to find whiskey and pore it in there and you hear the bubbles. glacier is speaking to us. >> the glassier can be speaking to us in other ways. i went to see for myself what it looks like up close. 80% of this country is covered in an ice sheet. in some areas it reaches 2 miles deep. this gigantic ice sheet is shrinking. put simply, it's losing more ice each summer than it gains each winter. since 2003 greenland has experienced a loss of 200 billion tonnes of ice a year. as it melts. it has the participation to speed up further climate change. >> greenland being a primary ice mass acts as a buffer, absorbing merge in a large client. as it gets smaller, the impact to climate in africa or papua new guinea or the united states is amplified. >> hence the term global warming. >> it's global, yes. the early indicators probably will happen up here. >> you know, you seem warm and cosy when you were indoors, but you guys were working really hard. how was the schedule? was it gruelling? >> the schedule was really gruelling, starting at 5:30, or earlier, bec

popularitye growing of whiskey may be bad for bourbon drinkers. this is the world whiskey market.up for bourbon, five percent from last year, but the premium brand -- the demand is rising at a 20% annual rate. you just can't make enough of the stuff. there are a couple of problems involved. you can't make bourbon overnight and even the cheaper brands are aged 2-4 years, and the high-end whiskey stays in for eight years, to more than 20 years. and there is a shortage of the oak that is needed to make the barrels. the trade distillery, which bourbon says that they are distilling more than they have in 40 years. this is still not enough. taking a look at -- we will actually move onto the markets right year for a quick futures check, a market that is looking higher here, on a day that janet yellen is going to be speaking. futures are rebounding after equities fell for the first time in three days that we saw that selloff. investors are waiting on the fed minutes, and we will be on the markets again for you in 30 minutes. coming up, billionaire casino magnate sheldon adelson is working

so if you like bacon, and you like whiskey, get back to rehab, rob ford!ghter and applause ] the whiskey pigs will still be here when you're done with rehab. this is wild. tmz has found footage of beyonce's sister, solange attacking jay z in an elevator after the mets gala last week, which brings jay-z's total to 100 problems. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the elusive -- we have finally found the elusive, the long, elusive 100th problem. i never would have picked that. whoever had elevator fight in the 100th problem pool, congratulations. [ light laughter ] this is a little nuts. a medical school student who was auctioning off her virginity has called off the auction after receiving several six figure bids. wow! six figures! i can remember when the price of someone's virginity was aerosmith tickets. [ laughter ] six figures. [ applause ] i'm really regretting with how cheaply i gave away my virginity. i mean, that's inflation right there. [ laughter ] i'm not saying six, high threes. [ laughter ] this is a sweet story. a cat has been reunited with i

they recognize that kentucky bourbon whiskey is a distinguished product of america, all with official recognition. bourbon deserves a distinction that comes with official recognition as well. however, the international federation of manufacturing industries and wholesale trades and wines, spirits an and liquos could only enforce the bourbon abolition if congress passed a resolution declaring such. therefore, on may 4, 1964, congress adopted the original bourbon resolution. 50 years later i rise to introduce along with senator paul a new senate resolution to recognize the 50th anniversary of this original declaration of independence for bourbon. kentucky is celebrating this 50th anniversary in an appropriate fashion through various exhibits, events, and tastings. perhaps the most exciting of these events is the display of the original bourbon resolution which has been released from the national archives and records administration in washington. for the first time since its adoption, it's to be exhibited in louisville at the frasier history museum. i was proud to work with an subsidy ba

scottish whiskey -- they're making acid disposals. why we had to basically take -- they need to analyze its balance sheet and work out what is going on. >> would confirm the growth story that diageo was hoping to uy into? >> >> some of the statistics are phenomenal as to why they are quite so thirsty to get their hands on united spirits. it is the biggest whiskey market in the entire world, india is. they consumed 1.5 billion liters of whiskey last year overall. dominatesited spirits 40 or set of all volume. they want to get into this company because this is an emerging market with a growing middle class that will eventually prove to be growing. recently cut -- >> how may we leaders did you drink last year? >> certainly not one and a half billion, but i will give it a shot. ♪ >> carolinas here, i am here. hans is in berlin. take away sir. bild. i had tohe make sure there were no naked girls on the front. one out of every two germans is overweight. here, china, india russia, brazil, mexico, egypt and germany. men are fatter than women

the body. 26-year-old carry was found near the whiskey bay bridge, not far from where pam's body was discovered. dna tests confirmed the same man sexually and presumably killed all five women. >> i think he was doing a lot of surveillance work. he was stopping his victims. he knew his move pts. he will be tough to catch. >> desperate for a league, police called washington and asked for a criminal analysis of the crimes. >> we thought this was someone who watched and followed women from afar. when he interacted with women it would be shortly after that interaction before they felt uncomfortable. >> the fbi predicted the killer woos anti-social and learned a pea low average income. >> the fbi came in and said we are looking for somebody in the sing single, white. i know that there's been some confusion about that. i know what he was written and in the paper. it simply wasn't there. >> nevertheless, the local police obtained dna samples from over 1,000 men, most of them white between the ages of 20 and 40. most of them ahad a history of criminal activity. not one of them was a match. >>

down on his father and biting his mother after losinging control of himself and drinking shots of whiskeyjail and lets me just go to rehab myself because i'm going to be a little upset if he makes me stay in jail and wait for them to come pick me up because that's going to be a bummer. >> for now, younger inmates in the hamptons like denbraven, shaquille washington and henderson might benefit from the experiences of robert and christopher. >> they came to jail before then mates were born. >> now that you have a chance to change your life and you get to start all over again issue use it, you know? >> i don't want to be at mcdonald's and flipping burgers. i don't care if i have to clean up [ bleep ]. i'm going to do it. >> you think about more things. think about the things you're about to do before you do them now. >> exactly! >> me and some of the older guys we try to talk to them and let them know. this is no place to be, let them look at me and see that, you know, you could very well be me if you don't change your ways now. >> we do the things we do because we want to do them. ye want t

kind of a strong, whiskey aroma.t ferments good, gets good and hot. then they sell it for bags of chips, or significant met smokes or cold drinks or whatever they can get for it. that's how they make their little living in here. just to survive. >> there are ways to make legitimate money at holman. here at the tag plant, inmates make license plates and are paid 30 cents an hour. prisoners can spend their hard-earned cash on food items in holman's sandwich stores. >> i buy candy, cokes, zoo zoos, wham whams, honeybuns. i crave honey buns. i buy honey buns. >> we have our jumbo honey buns, we got the blueberry and we got the butterhorn. >> i can't buy no wine. i can't buy no kind of alcohol, nothing like that. >> armen power received a life sentence for auto theft after threatening to kill his trial judge. >> i told him to kiss my [ bleep ] i ain't going to take that, i'm going to kill him. and i jumped for him. and they jumped me. police got me walking me upstairs laughing at me. saying, i ain't never seen nobody shor

this guy called it whiskey throttle. holding on to the handle bars so long you almost get into a locked position. the rider that has the helmet cam believes that the guy who crashed just was so locked up, he couldn't even turn the throttle back off and just went straight off the track. the guy did break five vertebrae and a few ribs. he is okay now, though. he made a complete recovery. >> the most dangerous roundabout in london. loads of traffic here. >> now the guy driving this van says this is the most dangerous roundabout in london for cyclists. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, no. >> a guy who was saying it was a dangerous roundabout is the one who rear-ended the motorcyclist. >> trying to do something differen different. >> [ bleep ]. >> doesn't pay attention, doesn't see the guy stopped, the red light, rear ends him. >> maybe he should stop talking to his passenger. >> this is the most dangerous roundabout in london for cyclists. >> oh, [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the dog may be blind, but -- >> guess what? keller can p

we have the high thin whiskey clouds.ul view as you notice there but didn't have fog when the sun went dow down. so much has changed since then. look at live doppler 7hd we have some gray showing up along the coast lean. fog is dropping the visibility right now. half moon bay right around 4 miles. we have fog pushing towards the bay now. from the sutro tower cam are san francisco is in and out of this fog so you have to deal with it tomorrow morning 52 in san francisco. 56 in oakland and 59 san jose. 52 in half machine bay another view from the exploring camera with low clouds surrounding the transamerica pyramid. low 50's for santa rosa, napa 55 currently 60 degree ins livermore and if flying away for the weekend, on vacation or taking a business trip, just be aware that sfo might have delay tomorrow morning. foggy ago the coast and bay in the morning. cooler in the afternoon and it is a drizzly start to your weekend. not going to end that way don't worry. satellite and radar. there's trough that is deepening bring us a

we have the high thin whiskey clouds.utiful view as you notice there but didn't have fog when the sun went dow down. so much has changed since then. look at live doppler 7hd we have some gray showing up along the coast lean. fog is dropping the visibility right now. half moon bay right around 4 miles. we have fog pushing towards the bay now. from the sutro tower cam are san francisco is in and out of this fog so you have to deal with it tomorrow morning 52 in san francisco. 56 in oakland and 59 san jose. 52 in half machine bay another view from the exploring camera with low clouds surrounding the transamerica pyramid. low 50's for santa rosa, napa 55 currently 60 degree ins livermore and if flying away for the weekend, on vacation or taking a business trip, just be aware that sfo might have delay tomorrow morning. foggy ago the coast and bay in the morning. cooler in the afternoon and it is a drizzly start to your weekend. not going to end that way don't worry. satellite and radar. there's trough that is deepening bring u

they hope to use that platform to strengthen domestic whiskey brands and expand their global reach. >>> officials at major japanese trading house sumitomo corporation have announce add renewable energy project in the united states. they say they're building a wind power plant in the state of texas. the facility will cost about $350 million. it's scheduled to go online in the middle of 2015. it'll include more than 100 wind turbines spread out over 10,000 hectares of land. the power plant will supply electricity to u.s. businesses. sumitomo business plan to deal with major u.s. snack maker mars incorporated. total output would be enough to supply electricity to 60,000 households. this announcement comes at u.s. state government leaders are urging private sector companies to use renewable energy. major firms like google and facebook have been making investments in the wind power industry. >>> all right. that is going to do it for biz this hour. >>> after a few days of severe weather in the southern united states, it looks like calmer conditions are settling in. our meteorologist jonatha

we have the high thin whiskey clouds.utiful view as you notice there but didn't have fog when the sun went dow down. so much has changed since then. look at live doppler 7hd we have some gray showing up along the coast lean. fog is dropping the visibility right now. half moon bay right around 4 miles. we have fog pushing towards the bay now. from the sutro tower cam are san francisco is in and out of this fog so you have to deal with it tomorrow morning 52 in san francisco. 56 in oakland and 59 san jose. 52 in half machine bay another view from the exploring camera with low clouds surrounding the transamerica pyramid. low 50's for santa rosa, napa 55 currently 60 degree ins livermore and if flying away for the weekend, on vacation or taking a business trip, just be aware that sfo might have delay tomorrow morning. foggy ago the coast and bay in the morning. cooler in the afternoon and it is a drizzly start to your weekend. not going to end that way don't worry. satellite and radar. there's trough that is deepening bring u

reporters used to drink many bottles of scotch, whiskey at every table.now there is a lot less tricking, more wine, and as the waiters tell me, a lot of fruit flavored drinks. we have hollywood celebrities. we have had hollywood celebrities before. we have had waves. in the 40's we had multiple entertainers including frank sinatra and jimmy durante and bing crosby and animal act. we still have an entertainer. hollywood guests. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. with hundreds caller shipowners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all the proceeds from the dinner to raise money for scholarships and we award them at the dinner. the winners get to meet the president heard this first lady particularly enjoys coming to hand them out. it is a high point of our evening. >>e dinner? >> if you are inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world that is a celebrity. i'm lucky enough to sit at the head table with the president of the united s

did their although the race started at age 30 in the morning people worry drinking everything from whiskey to block off the end used bottles. huge bottles >> reporter: some people went to great lengths to hide what the heck. or you were tried to see what are they were trying to see which you were doing >> reporter: i think the only role that was not broken by the if that was almost we're being trashed and believe it or not everyone stayed out >> reporter: well that a foot fence and san francisco police made sure of that. >> reporter: another thing on panhandle the san francisco police were in forcing the open contender lott and they started handing out tickets. like candy and the park. >> anyone else have open containers of alcohol? >> reporter: and on city streets you are not allowed to? no you are in public i did not know that. >> reporter: interest the interesting part is officers simply walk down the street they were finding enough open containers to get handcraft from all of the tickets that were written. >> reporter: however in the parking was another piece fast of people not one to

we will wrap it up with a little drink of fireball whiskey.

we will talk a little bit about whiskey. we have a great entrepreneurs piece coming up.going to be talking man bags. $20,000 man bags. fendi man bags that are been modeled on a handbag all the peekaboo. is -- >> guy, thank you very much for that. let's bring up to speed on some of the companies that are on the move this morning. intercontinental hotels group, beatted revenue that analysts expectations. the company will pay a special dividend after selling two properties. revenue increased six percent from a year earlier. the world's biggest chemical maker beat estimates on increased demand from the agricultural and automobile industry. the company reiterated a target for annual earnings to rise despite plans to divest the gas trading unit in the middle of the year. come, is worth more than bli g richer. inve wynn spoke to bloomberg an interview on business in china. that is coming up. ♪ >> welcome back. one stock on the move today is macau. bloomberg spoke to him in a squeeze of conversation and talk to him about doing business in china. >> what has happened is, the oppo

prescribed by the revelations known as wisdom, but joseph did and when he heard they had been drinking whiskey i investigated the case into satisfied that no evil had been done he gave them a couple of dollars that direction to replenish the dollar on their sleepless journey. i paid for joseph to have an edge to him. i guess that starts on page seven because if smith indulged he came by honestly from his humble beginnings as a divine person who sees miraculous occurrences through translucent stones he had accomplished the work of several lifetimes. there were plenty of preachers with apocalyptic scenarios in the burned over district when smith started out. charles became one of the detractors and claimed to have entertained in his law office. by 1844 they were forgotten. i am the only man that's able to keep the church together since the days of adam, he bragged to his followers before the river crossing. a large majority stood by me. either paul, john, peter ever did. the followers ran away from him but the latter day saints never ran away from me yet. huge personality i think. i will read on

the whiskey rebellion was a little later, in george washington's first term.ple in western pennsylvania did not want to pay the new tax on whiskey, which was a way of storing grain by distilling it into alcohol. this time, george washington and his government sent in the troops and crush the rebellion and showed that if we were going to have a country, we were going to have love and it was not going to be up to everybody to decide what laws they were going to follow. are some of the things that were going on at the time that give us a little about what they might've been thinking about at that moment. host: on twitter -- caller: i own several guns. it --d not like it if there was a law or the government would take our guns away. it is too late for that. there are too many guns out here already. there are a lot of bad actors who have them. regardless of what the second amendment says, criminals will not follow them anyway. we need them for our own personal protection. host: we are running out of time so let's leave it there and respond to that part. he is right

if you have ever heard of an old-fashioned or old-fashioned brandy or whiskey, that's going to be onecoming out this year. we also have a pumpkin harvest. there's a lot of him in beers out there. and then we have a cranberry ginger. that will only be available , on itse variety pack own and bottles. beers, they will only available in that variety pack. >> how many cases are we talking about? what is the scale of something like leinenkugel? >> just say it's big. i would say that we have seen this grow now at least on shandies double digits every year since 2007 when we first introduced it. begun tot year, we scale nationally, and we found out that our entire distribution network was really excited because they are seeing explosive growth behind shandy.ugel summer you be honest with you, i think we are just at the tip of where we can take this, so i think we could possibly expand in the next few years. >> you will be paddling this for . while >> jake leinenkugel, president ,f leinenkugel brewing company of also c.j. leinenkugel miller coors tenth & blake. coming up, we will tell you abo

rum, whiskey and so on. tv screens summarize the current prices. five minutes based on supply and demand. when more people buy a drink, prices go up. >> anything in red, the price has gone down. that means it hasn't been ordered. >> you can play it like the stock market. if nobody is ordering angry orchard at that time, you might be able to grab it at $3. >> if you're smart about it, you can play the market and go out for drinks pretty cheap. >> i'm going to a market crash. >> you ring the bell, the whole market goes crazy. everything drops. we have everything from $3 to $4 house drinks. $2 shots. >> it's very exciting. >> people realize your prices are going way low. they try to get an extra drink or two. >> if the bartender likes you, they might give you insider trading. >> you make friends with these bar tenders and when you're about to leave, they give you a heads up that in about 20 minutes, we're going to drop the prices to $2 a beer. >> everybody seems to think they have some gimmick that'll work. this one seems to be working. >> it's a grea

in seventy nine the george washington had to respond to what history calls the whiskey rebellion whensome government people did not want to pay their. whiskey tax they didn't believe in the authority of the federal government how is that any different than what's what's going on with mr bundy in his range they want your date but i actually think this is kind of interesting there are a couple things i find interesting about that question on the first thing the big takeaway from that is you know i think a lot of people who surrounded the clot clive monies ranch where they're trying to for stand up for the federal government wanted this to be like the whiskey rebellion i think that's very much part of the militia movement seki i think it's very much a part of the libertarian right say dhea of what the american side of society should be there are people that don't think the federal government is legitimate you know they don't think the constitution ever granted the federal government this much power so i think for them that they would see themselves as the herder's of the whiskey rebellio

in this case we were able to find a little bit of whiskey and poured it in there, and you can hear theo us. >> cheers to that. >> the glaciers may be speaking to us in other ways, too. i went to see for myself what it looked like up close. 80% of country is covered in an ice sheet, and in some areas it reaches two miles deep. but this gigantic and ancient ice sheet is shrinking. it's losing more ice each summer than it gains each winter. since 2003 green land has been experiences a net loss of 200 billion tons of ice a year. as it melts it has the potential to speed up further climate change. >> green land being one of the world's primary ice masses acts as a buffer. it absorbs energy. as they start getting smaller the potential climate to africa or papa new guinea begin begins{^l" ^}. >> it's warming. >> and the early indicators are going to happen up here. >> techno contributor, doctor, tell us more about how those melting ice sheets are effecting the climate as far as africa. >> the ice sheets act as a buffer to climate change. and the ice sheet in green land is about the size of th

reporters used to drink many bottles of scotch, whiskey, at every table.now, it is a lot less drinking, more wine. a lot of fruit flavored drinks. we have had hollywood celebrities. we have had hollywood celebrities before. in the 40's we would have includingntertainers, ,rank sinatra, jimmy durante animal entertainers. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. we have had more in the last two years. we have had scholarship winners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all of the proceeds to >>se money for scholarships why the news organizations invite celebrities jerry? >> you have to define celebrity for me. if you're inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world, that's a celebrity. enough to sit at the table with the president of united states, that is the biggest celebrity in the room and it always is. i assume you're talking about hollywood. who ares organizations members of the tv networks invite the people who work for the tv net

. >> on may 4th, congress declared borbon whiskey had achieved recognition across the world as a distinctt of the united states and expressed the sense of congress that the united states should prohibit the immigration of any other liquor purporting to call itself bourbon. and earlier this year, the legislature passed a bill that would create a path to alcohol sales in state parks, even if they're in dry counties. imagine the idea that somehow you could use booze to influence a vote. there was still a belief of that about 100 years ago. meanwhile, kentucky is moving to the political front lines of another vice, the fight over hemp, the agricultural cousin to marijuana. the state is in a fight with with the feds after the government seized a shipment of hemp seeds destined to a research project in louisville. it has renewed questions about hemp's federal classification. it's currently classified as a schedule i drug. senator paul argued that "the united states is the only industrialized nation that restricts the production of industrial hemp." a poll now that nearly 7 in 10 residents oppos

mystery beer, rum, whiskey and so on.ummarize the prices, they change every five minutes based on supply and demand when. more people buy a drink, the price goes up. >> anything in red the prices go down, that means they haven't been ordered. >> i should be buying a whole thing of this? >> yes. >> you can play it like the stock market. >> let's say you order bud lights three, four times in a row. if nobody is buying angry orchard, you might be able to buy it at $3. >> if you're smart about it, you can play the market and go out for drinks cheap. john: if prices stay high and drinkers stop buying, bartenders create buying opportunity. >> i'm going to cause a market crash -- . >> ring the bell, the market goes crazy. everything dropped. we have everything from $3, $4 house drinks, $2shots. you can get a good drink if you catch it at the right time. >> very exciting, people realize prices are way low, they try to get an extra drink or two. >> if the bartender likes you, they might give you insider trading. john: what does sh

neil: is this whiskey old? [laughter] >> that is what happens in britain and.hen they get old and now we have a conservative prime minister ine britain. but at the same time. >> i thank you are right. >> the lately that leaves out speakers at college campuses because they are not doing your bidding. >> that is the great liberal tolerance that got kelly of the stage during his commencement address. it is startling that bloomberg pointed out 96 percent of donations went to the left to obama rather than from a. neil: but then they need to be aware of that. >> this is an opportunity. all the institutions were far left but i benefited profoundly. i feel bad for those millenials. >> 86% it shocked me because i thought it was 100%. [laughter] neil: but looking from condoleezza rice all of these powerful women in theo financial world to was kicked out of speaking cadence because of global moneyti policies but what they were most known for, is that the way we want to go or just began college speakers period? >> the opposite. for them to bring them in all different aspec

. >>> still ahead on al jazeera america - at 108 years old, she's smoking cigars and drinking whiskey. >> every morning i sweep my driveway, that's my exercise. got to keep the muscles going. >>> a story of america's oldest veteran. ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >>> so this is rolling thunder. the annual tradition when hundreds of motorcycle riders in washington d.c. pay respects to pows on memorial day weekends. it brungs motorcyclists to the capital paying tribute to those at war and missing in action. >>> those of you not working are probably concerned about the weather for those barbecues. for that we turn to meteorologist rebecca stevenson. >> some folks are getting great weather, some not so much. strong storms across the south-west, and new rain moving to parts of the north west. in washington state we see the rain coming across olympic mountains, down to northern oregon, and slowly into the valley, impacting part land and sail -- salom and eugene. we are getting rain, hail and risks of storms. otherwise the concern for strong we

it's long been said in california that whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting over. and a big fight is brewing near mount shasta is worth fighting over. allen martin has more. >> reporter: water, california and draught make for a pretty firey combination. now that beverage company's crystal geiser is going to pump water, a new water fight is just beginning. >> on majestic mount shasta, this tribe believes water is sacred. >> we're tribe who sings to water. we go and sing to that water. >> but just as the snow melts and percolates, there is a water war bubbling to the surface at the state's fifth tallest mountain. >> we are at the tipping edge of our existence of this planet by going after the water. >> the tribe and others around mount shasta are very concerned, especially in this draught, about anything that might draw down their water supply. mount shasta is a 14,000-foot volcano. most of the snow goes underground and goes through lamborghini vallejo tube and rock better ends up in the sacramento river and lake shasta. while this may look like a lot of snow, this i

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