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Exclusive | Drink like a Founding Father at these bars with ties to the American Revolution

Historic taverns and Revolutionary-era drinks are seeing a resurgence as America celebrates its 250th birthday.

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Coverage highlighted bars and historic New Jersey taverns with ties to the American Revolution. Reports explored the role of taverns in the start of America's independence and the drunken history of the era.

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What happened

Public interest is rising in bars and taverns with direct ties to the American Revolution. Coverage highlights the role of taverns in the start of America's independence and the specific beverages, such as rum punch, associated with that era.

Reports from the New York Post, NJ.com, and USA Today focus on where to visit and the "drunken history" of the period. The Wall Street Journal provided a review of "Cocked and Boozy," while New Hampshire Public Radio examined the foundational role of taverns in the revolutionary movement.

Attention is currently centered on historic New Jersey taverns and the experience of drinking like a Founding Father during the 250th anniversary celebrations.

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Questions people are asking

What specific drinks are mentioned in relation to the Revolution?

USA Today mentions rum punch as part of the era's history.

Which regions are being highlighted for their historic bars?

Coverage specifically identifies historic taverns in New Jersey.

Why is this trend occurring now?

The trend coincides with America's 250th birthday.

How fast it spread

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