“As a longtime fan of whiskey, Jeter says working with Bespoken was a no-brainer. “I look at Bespoken Spirits as an innovative tech investment that has a lot to offer in changing its industry in a very positive way and helping it grow even further,”

“Derek Jeter invested in Bespoken Spirits, a California-based whiskey brand that prides itself on innovation. Founded by Stu Aaron and Martin Janousek, Bespoken Spirits uses technology that makes the liquor taste like it was aged to perfection, when really it required no aging in a barrel and was finished in three to five days.”

“The top rye whiskey was Bespoken Spirits, Rye Whiskey. Bespoken Spirits is a Menlo Park California based company that in addition to producing its own line of spirits, also offers “maturation and customization services to distillers, rectifiers and retailers.”

“… that isn’t stopping the company from cleaning up at industry events: Bespoken Spirits has won two double golds from the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, meaning that every judge that tasted its products gave them a perfect score.”

“This Technology Could Make the Whiskey Industry More Accessible and Sustainable”

“From day one it was about disrupting the industry, but it was about disrupting it for the better.”

“Aging whiskey in charred oak barrels is a fickle pursuit, full of unforeseen variations that can turn a batch from superior to swill without warning. Three years ago, materials scientist Martin Janousek became convinced there was a better way.”

“Whiskey, in other words, is ready to be hacked — at least according to Stuart Aaron and Martin Janousek. Their company, Bespoken Spirits, in Menlo Park, Calif., says it can make whiskey in just a few days, using heat and pressure to force alcohol in and out of small pieces of wood that give the spirit its characteristic flavor and color.”