Oak & Grist fights to stay open after Black Mountain town order

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Oak & Grist Distilling Co. in Black Mountain says it is working to find a way forward after being notified by town officials that changes would be required related to the storage of its whiskey barrels.

William Goldberg, co-founder and head distiller of Oak & Grist, said in a social media post that town officials informed the company last week that changes would be needed for the distillery to continue production and whiskey maturation operations.

Goldberg said the town gave Oak & Grist 90 days to begin making the required changes or the distillery could be forced to close…

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