Pickers Original Vodka is paying tribute to local musicians in a bold way.
The first craft vodka hailing from Tennessee unveiled a pair of murals honoring Moon Taxi, Chris Scruggs, and Guthrie Trapp that are part of a continuing series launched last year. Nashville mural artist Bryan Deese has created five murals in the series thus far, including Sam Bush & Kendell Marvel, Alyanna Royale, and Jerry Pentecost.
Pennington Distilling Co. created the mural series as an extension of its commitment to local music which is anchored by a pledge that for every bottle of Pickers Original Vodka sold at Middle Tennessee bars, restaurants, and venues that support live music, $1 will be donated to Music Health Alliance (MHA). For every $1 donation, MHA is able to provide $30 in life-saving healthcare resources.
Hey friends, if you’re downtown in Nashville, check out this new mural we did with @PickersVodka at the corner of 2nd Ave. and Broadway on the Bootleggers honky-tonk wall. Proud to be hanging out back in the alleys! The adventure continues!! pic.twitter.com/Ygj7CTVGvj
— Guthrie Trapp (@GuthrieTrapp) July 8, 2021
“We are thankful to be able to support local musicians and artists with this series of murals in the Nashville area. From Nashville to Flora-Bama, we look forward to helping the Music Health Alliance in their mission to support musicians for years to come,” say Jeff and Jenny Pennington, co-founders of Pickers Original Vodka.
Music fans in Nashville can check out the Moon Taxi mural at EXIT/IN located at 2208 Elliston Place. The Chris Scruggs and Guthrie Trapp mural is on the Bootleggers Inn building on the corner of 2nd Avenue and Broadway.
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