Travel to George Washington Distillery near Mount Vernon, Virginia

The ceremonial filling of the barrels with a James Anderson re-enactor. Anderson was <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEHST002264" title="George Washington" href="/topic/politics/george-washington-PEHST002264.topic">George Washington</a>'s farm manager and who talked the first president into making spirits

( Mary Ann Anderson, MCT / April 10, 2012 )

The ceremonial filling of the barrels with a James Anderson re-enactor. Anderson was George Washington's farm manager and who talked the first president into making spirits

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