Dee M. Robinson is leading a cultural resurgence with 'Good Trouble' Bourbon, catering to the increasing number of women bourbon drinkers.
The bourbon market is expected to grow to $11 billion by 2028, with women constituting 30% of bourbon consumers and rising.
Inspired by John Lewis's call to 'get into good trouble,' Robinson designed the brand as a tool for positive change and social impact.
Good Trouble Bourbon stands out for its unique vanilla and caramel notes crafted with high-rye from Nashville to appeal to a wider audience.
Robinson's dedication to perfecting the bourbon recipe resulted in prestigious awards and recognition, establishing it as a top choice under $50.
Good Trouble Bourbon supports the Shine Your Light Foundation to advance equity and opportunities for underrepresented youth through initiatives like STEM programs and golf fellowships.
Robinson's vision for the future of the industry includes amplifying diverse voices, stories, and inclusivity.
The brand has expanded to shipping in 40 states and is planning the release of limited 7-year and 10-year editions, along with a special lemon edition inspired by blues music this summer.