Backstage Southern Whiskey

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Prior to every show, I gather my band, my crew, friends and special guests backstage to raise a glass & toast all who are there. That toast is an important part of our nightly routine, it is really about celebrating the opportunity to make music together & share it with all those at the show. Backstage Southern Whiskey is now part of that important ritual that we can share with everyone.

new backstage flavors

Backstage cinnapepper & backstage Peach Mint debuted in style at the 2018 Wine & spirits wholesalers of america convention in las vegas, Bringing home Double Gold and silver awards in the tasting competition.

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BACKSTAGE NEWS

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We Tried It: Darius Rucker’s New Backstage Southern Whiskey!
By Rennie Dyball

You can now drink like Darius Rucker with his Backstage Southern Whiskey

As a Southern boy and South Carolina native, Darius Rucker has the love of whiskey in his veins.

Darius Rucker Creates Signature Brand Spirit: “Backstage Southern Whiskey”

Darius Rucker's Backstage Whiskey Ritual Heads For The Mainstream

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WHERE TO FIND IT

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Only available in South Carolina at these locations.
Planned launches: Tennessee this summer, Georgia early fall, and Kentucky late fall. And working on more…

OUR STORY

Darius Rucker is no stranger to whiskey. The beverage as smooth as the Southern troubador’s voice has found its way into several of his hits including “Whiskey and You,” the whiskey-shootin’ music video for “Homegrown Honey,” and the oft quoted lyric from his No. 1 single “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It”: “Between the work and the hurt and the whiskey.”

THE RITUAL

"Prior to every show, Darius Rucker collects his tour mates, band, and any special guests backstage where they raise a glass and toast the assembled group. Over the years, the toast has become a touchstone for Rucker and his crew. “That toast is an important part of our nightly routine,” Rucker says. “It’s really about celebrating the opportunity to make music together. And Backstage Southern Whiskey is now a part of that important ritual that we can share with fans.”