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The Alcohol Professor

The Alcohol Professor

How Tommy Tardie’s The Morning Dram Brings A Welcome Whiff of Whiskey to Your Coffee Cup Tommy Tardie is a spirits guy. But he’s the ideal person to elevate the emerging coffee trend of barrel aging green coffee because his relationship to spirits is an aesthetic one. 

American Whiskey magazine

American Whiskey magazine

"I’m a purist and take my morning brew black, so coffee that I’d put my name behind must be balanced, smooth, and complex – a coffee that you can drink slowly and appreciate on its own, like a fine spirit. With The Morning Dram, you can taste the difference in the quality with each sip." 

AIROWS

AIROWS

The Morning Dram is a new lifestyle brand that's hit it out of the balllpark with their first launch: coffee beans that have been aged in spirits barrels prior to roasting. Founded by Tommy Tardie, owner of Whisky Magazine's 2021 "Best Whiskey Bar in America".

NY Post

NY Post

Holiday Gifts. Flavors for the Foodies. A complete kit of all the coffee essentials including a grinder, steel dripper, mug and beans. The Morning Dram.

Inside Hook

Inside Hook

The 22 Best Food and Drink Gifts for Home Chefs and Their Home Bars A gift guide for the home chef is really just a gift guide for everyone.  As long as they take pleasure in a good meal and a well-crafted drink, you'll find something here. The Morning Dram Starter Kit, coffee beans for the spirits drinker...

Spy

Spy

If your dad loves coffee as much as he does whiskey, this gift pack from The Morning Dram is worth checking out for a boozy Father’s Day gift idea. It was created by Tommy Tardie, who owns two of the best whiskey spots in NYC,

Tribeca Citizen

Tribeca Citizen

This was one of those pandemic discoveries — the product of boredom, desperation and this case, invention and skill.  “I am a big believer in doing something that you have a passion for. That is what makes a good business.”

Whisky Advocate

Whisky Advocate

“As much as I love spirits, coffee is something I love even more,” says Tommy Tardie. That’s quite a statement from the man who owns two world-famous whisky destinations in New York City.

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