Rundlet Advisory Counsels New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery on $800K Capital Infusion

We are happy to announce our role in representing New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery (NESW), producers of a full line of award-winning spirits and ready-to-drink cocktails.

We advised NESW in connection with a capital infusion of $800K from Black Farmer Fund, Inc., a nonprofit focused on providing supporting capital, community connections, and technical assistance to Black agricultural businesses across the Northeast through the provision of loans and grants.  

Rundlet Advisory is a boutique Black-owned corporate and commercial law firm, with offices on Wall Street in New York and Brickell Avenue in Miami. We offer strategic and practical advice and counsel to audacious enterprises and individuals. We work shoulder-to-shoulder with clients to manage complexity, exploit opportunities, mitigate risk and optimize outcomes.

Supporting businesses like NESW allows us to advance our commitment to expanding capital access and capital formation to often overlooked and under-advised entrepreneurs.

This Black-Owned Ginger Beer Is Spicing Up The Soda Biz

Uncle Waithley’s Beverage Company wants you… to invest.

The brand recently announced the launch of its StartEngine Regulation Crowdfunding raise. Take into account the specialty soda and carbonated beverage categories capturing 42% of consumer purchases in overall specialty beverages over the last two years and you get a glimpse into the popularity of this drink space. The ginger beer market alone is worth over $8 billion, and is projected to reach over $13.5 billion by 2030. 

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New England Sweetwater Farm and Distillery Creates Award-Winning Spirits

Whiskey enthusiasts may already be familiar with the renowned New England Sweetwater Distillery based in New Hampshire. What adds an inspiring dimension to this exceptional distillery is its status as an African-American, family-owned business.

In an industry where family-owned enterprises are becoming increasingly rare, particularly within the realm of premium spirits, New England Sweetwater Distillery stands out. Traditionally dominated by white families, the spirits industry is undergoing a transformative shift with a rising demand for diversity and transparency.

Read the Full Article in New Hampshire Magazine