Christopher Burk of Cathedral Ledge Distillery of North Conway (second from right) is seen at the Wine, Spirit & Employee Awards ceremony n Manchester on April 18, at which Cathedral Ledge was named New Hampshire Distillery of the Year. With him, from left. N.H. Liquor Commission Deputy Commissioner Nicole Brassard Jordan; Dean Williams and Andrea Marquis of Martignetti Companies of Northern New England; Burk; N.H. Liquor Commission Chairman Joseph Mollica. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Christopher Burk of Cathedral Ledge Distillery of North Conway (second from right) is seen at the Wine, Spirit & Employee Awards ceremony n Manchester on April 18, at which Cathedral Ledge was named New Hampshire Distillery of the Year. With him, from left. N.H. Liquor Commission Deputy Commissioner Nicole Brassard Jordan; Dean Williams and Andrea Marquis of Martignetti Companies of Northern New England; Burk; N.H. Liquor Commission Chairman Joseph Mollica. (COURTESY PHOTO)
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