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Sharing our "The Bitter T" blog is one way we unapologetically speak Truth to Power by sharing the triumphs & tribulations of bitter, mouthy women everywhere--women of our past, women of our present, & women of our future--whose lives matter and make a difference. You'll also discover delicious cocktail recipes, fresh takes from special guest bloggers, and more!
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The Bitter Feminist Origin Story
Get to know more about the people behind the Bitter Feminist brand-who they are, what motivates and inspires them, how the brand came to be, and aspirations for the future. This is the untold origin story of our "almost hero" spirit brand working to start a movement to unapologetically celebrate women everywhere.
5 Facts About Cachaça You May Not Know
For those seeking to celebrate, cachaça is a refreshing option for creating delicious cocktails or sipping over ice. Before taking the leap, learn five basic facts to help you get to know this delicious Brazilian spirit.
Queen Amina of Zaria
We live in urgent times. We can look to past fierce women such as Queen Amina of Zaria to inspire us today. She was the first woman to become queen in the male-dominated Hausa society during pre-colonial Nigeria. Her legend continues on due to modern-day television and pop culture.
The Bitter Feminist Origin Story
Get to know more about the people behind the Bitter Feminist brand-who they are, what motivates and inspires them, how the brand came to be, and aspirations for the future. This is the untold origin story of our "almost hero" spirit brand working to start a movement to unapologetically celebrate women everywhere.
5 Facts About Cachaça You May Not Know
For those seeking to celebrate, cachaça is a refreshing option for creating delicious cocktails or sipping over ice. Before taking the leap, learn five basic facts to help you get to know this delicious Brazilian spirit.
Queen Amina of Zaria
We live in urgent times. We can look to past fierce women such as Queen Amina of Zaria to inspire us today. She was the first woman to become queen in the male-dominated Hausa society during pre-colonial Nigeria. Her legend continues on due to modern-day television and pop culture.
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