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Women-led, queer-owned craft distillery in Ivy City
A proudly LGBTQ+ owned, women-led distillery located in Washington D.C.'s Ivy City neighborhood. Known for its craft spirits, including vodka, whiskey, and bourbon, Republic Restoratives creates small-batch, high-quality drinks with a focus on sustainability and community. The distillery features a vibrant tasting room where visitors can enjoy signature cocktails and tours. With its inclusive, activist-driven spirit, Republic Restoratives has become a beloved destination for those looking to support local and queer-owned businesses in D.C.
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