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The first question worth asking about New Hampshire’s Tamworth Distilling is geographic: Just where is Tamworth, anyway? East of Woodstock, tucked beneath Mount Whiteface, and just a half hour’s drive from the Maine border, lies the small town of Tamworth, incorporated back in 1766—a quiet and unassuming village that was once called home by luminaries of American culture including Grover Cleveland, Henry David Thoreau, and E.E. Cummings. Today, their influence remains impressed on Tamworth’s identity, couched in the Barnstormers Theatre, the oldest operating professional summer theatre in the country, and in its rich artist communi
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