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Montana. Birdie Brown Plain Hooch One of the few whiskeys named for a woman—and an African American—Birdie Brown Plain Hooch is distilled from oats, wheat, and barley. Namesake Birdie Brown was a homesteader in Montana in the early 1900s, living on the frontier with just a cat for companionship; when Prohibition set in, she began selling.


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Birdie Brown THE UNSUNG LEGEND OF PROHIBITION. In the early 1900's an African American woman from Missouri, Birdie Brown, homesteaded by Brickyard Creek in Montana along with only her beloved cat. While prohibition gripped the nation, Birdie gained quick notoriety for her home-distilled hooch made from homegrown grains. Her hooch was known.


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Of the almost 1,800 African Americans who lived in Montana in 1910, approximately 43 percent were women. Most lived in Helena, Butte, and Great Falls. A few, like Annie Morgan, Birdie Brown, and this unidentified Great Falls-area homesteader, pictured with her husband on their claim, looked to build a life for themselves on the agricultural.


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Two Legendary African American Homesteaders. Of the almost 1,800 African Americans who lived in Montana in 1910, approximately 43 percent were women. Most lived in Helena, Butte, and Great Falls. A few, like Annie Morgan, Birdie Brown, and this unidentified Great Falls-area homesteader, pictured with her husband on their claim, looked to build.


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Inspired by a Black woman homesteader of the 1800s, Birdie Brown is a Montana-made unaged whiskey (sourced from Dry Hills Distillery, in Bozeman). It's comprised of wheat, oats, and barley. It.


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Bertie (Birdie) Brown's homestead. Little is known of Bertie Brown (or Birdie as she came to be known) before her acquisition of the Montana homestead. She said she was "abandoned"—a believable assertion considering how poorly women, and especially Black women, were treated in those years.


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Bertie Brown or Birdie was one of the first black settlers in Lewistown, Montana located in Fergus County. She made her name with her warm hospitality and m.


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Of the numerous and notable African Americans who made Montana their home and helped the state prosper, my favorite is Bertie (sometimes spelled "Birdie") Brown. February—Black History Month nationwide—is a good time to remember her. "Bertie moved to Montana in 1891 and became one of the first Black women to homestead independently in.


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Bertie Brown. A Black woman homesteader named Bertie Brown, also known as Birdie, made moonshine at her homestead in Fergus County, Montana. She was one of Montana's Whiskey Women. Her 'white lightning' was said to be some of the very best in the area. Unfortunately, her still exploded in 1933, taking her with it. Nancy the Moonshiner


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Bertie Brown was one of a few young African American women to homestead alone in Montana in the 1920's. Bertie was famous for her warm hospitality and for brewing what locals called "The Best Moonshine in the Country." Bertie's Bear Gulch Bourbon is a 4-year aged Texas Bourbon, perfected in Montana.


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Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services; Helena, Montana Find A Grave, database and images ( https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 08 February 2019), memorial page for Birdie Brown (1871-1933), Find A Grave Memorial no. 75084981, citing Lewistown City Cemetery, Lewistown, Fergus County, Montana, USA ; Maintained by Sharon Rich.


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Birdie Brown was a pioneer woman who homesteaded by herself in Montana in the late 1800s. She became a bootlegger during prohibition and was known throughout the region for her hospitality and her.


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Saint Liberty's Bertie's Bear Gulch Bourbon whiskey is inspired by bootlegger Bertie "Birdie" Brown,. including Bertie "Birdie" Brown, a Black homesteader from Montana who was known.


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Birdie Brown Straight Wheat Whiskey was inspired by the legacy of Birdie Brown, an African American homesteader living in Montana during Prohibition. Learn the story behind this small batch Black owned spirit. NOW SHIPPING TO 35 STATES. NOW SHIPPING TO 35 STATES.


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Birdie was among a very small number of young African American women who homesteaded alone in Montana. She was in her twenties when she settled in the Lewistown area in 1898. She later homesteaded.


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Stanfel also paid tribute to another prominent bootlegger, Bertie (Birdie) Brown. Stanfel, whose artwork graces walls in galleries, museums, and homes in the U.S. and abroad, painted Bertie's homestead in Fergus County. Bertie moved to Montana in 1891 and became one of the first Black women to homestead independently in the state.

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