LaSelle and his two brothers, Tim and Murphy, will oversee the new distillery and tasting room. Plans call for producing old-style rum, bourbon and single-malt whiskey.
"We've been working on this for three or four years," Murphy LaSelle said last September. "We want to bring some of the distilling history back to Dayton."
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