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Philly Distillery

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Already thinking about how to stay warm when winter arrives? This spirited pairing from Philadelphia Distilling and Michael Biello has you covered.

Enjoy a selection of acclaimed Bluecoat Gins, handcrafted in Philadelphia and featuring everything from earthy juniper notes to hints of caramel. The package also includes a sampling of additional spirits, mixers, and Philadelphia Distilling swag-everything you need to elevate your home bar.

Of course, a great cocktail deserves an equally memorable glass. Two whimsical sipping cups by Michael Biello, created in his distinctive and timeless style, make every pour a little more artful.

Great spirits, great art, and plenty of reasons to raise a glass. This is one winter warm-up you'll look forward to.

Artist Statement


Through art we heal.


Art has always been my path to finding center in a sometimes-unsettling-ever-changing world. Art is my sanctuary, where I can feel safe in the midst of the madness.


The creative process leads me home.


Artist Biography


Michael Biello is an interdisciplinary artist who draws inspiration from his Italian American roots, his passion for theatre, and his longtime commitment to LGBTQ+ cultural activism.


Biello is one of the artisan/makers who helped create the revivals of Old City Philadelphia in the 1970's and Noho New York in the 1990's. Biello's work has been exhibited internationally and is in numerous private collections including many in the entertainment industry. In addition to his work in visual art, Biello has a long history as a performance artist and lyricist in collaboration with his life-partner, composer Dan Martin.


Biello is grateful for the inspiration and encouragement he has received from many teachers and mentors including ceramicist William Daley, art historian Helen Drutt, composer/lyricist Maury Yeston, and pleasure activist Annie Sprinkle.

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