Dead drop

So kind of, um, letting things flow, flow from there.

Um, and we also started launching, uh, our dead drop lineup, which has, you know, um, botanical spirits, so gin and absinthe.

We've got, uh, some interesting bourbon products.

Um, lately we're doing a lot of interesting cask finishes with that, but, um, really excited that this year we finally were able to, uh, launch our single malt whiskeys, uh, and have a lot of fun stuff in the parks to come out this fall.

And I think it's just another way that we can kind of take from what our predecessors left off and take a bit of history and showcase that as our spirits.

Very cool.

So obviously dead drop has a little bit of tie into gangster days.

How did you guys come up and decide on dead drop as the label name?

It's all because of you.

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Tips for staying free and effective.

I've recently come to intimately realize how many Vanu principles are literally just spycraft and tradecraft tactics reappropriated for the use of freedom pioneers, the use of dead drops, safe houses, or Vanu homebases as we call them, synonyms, aliases, alternate IDs, paper tripping, compartmentalization, etc.

to name a number of examples.

In terms of second-realm strategy, the goal is to create plausible deniability, and at the core, confusion.