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Devon Trevathan

Devon Trevathan

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Senior Writer, Artisan Spirit Magazine

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  • The Cultures that Set Bajan and Jamaican Rum Apart

    By Devon Trevathan Verified| Craft Spirits & Distilling@ Rum’s character varies by region, traditionally, and much of what defines that character happens before anyone fires up a still. When it comes to Jamaican and Bajan rums, the yeast and fermentation are seminal—yet they’re also woefully misunderstood. Craft distillers have been attempting to reconnect to yeast of all varieties, but it’s not as simple as pitching another strain.

    By Devon Trevathan Verified · Craft Spirits & Distilling

    Sep. 16, 2024

  • Earthen Floors and Single Barrels: A Look at Barrelhouse Traditions

    By Devon Trevathan Verified| Craft Spirits & Distilling@ The type of warehouse a distiller uses is important no matter where the distillery lies on a map. Yet certain regions have developed a preference for one style of warehouse over another, and some have let the realities of the warehouse inform their industry. Let’s look at the signature traits of Scottish-style dunnage warehouses and American-style rickhouses, then we’ll consider how something viewed as a fault in one tradition can become a distinctive strength in another.

    By Devon Trevathan Verified · Craft Spirits & Distilling

    Jul. 16, 2024

  • The Cultures that Set Bajan and Jamaican Rum Apart

    By Devon Trevathan Verified| Craft Spirits & Distilling@ Rum’s character varies by region, traditionally, and much of what defines that character happens before anyone fires up a still. When it comes to Jamaican and Bajan rums, the yeast and fermentation are seminal—yet they’re also woefully misunderstood. Craft distillers have been attempting to reconnect to yeast of all varieties, but it’s not as simple as pitching another strain.

    By Devon Trevathan Verified · Craft Spirits & Distilling

    Sep. 16, 2024

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Artisan Spirit Magazine