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Remaking Baltimore's waterfront, with a splash of whiskey
Sportswear company Under Armour's CEO Kevin Plank's new enterprises are restoring lustre to Maryland traditions and landmarks
Mr Plank often draws inspiration for his businesses from his Sagamore horse farm; bottles being labelled at Sagamore Spirit (above); The Sagamore Pendry Hotel in Baltimore and Dictate the Tempo, a broodmare at Sagamore Farm.
PHOTO: NYTIMES
Mr Plank (above) often draws inspiration for his businesses from his Sagamore horse farm; bottles being labelled at Sagamore Spirit; The Sagamore Pendry Hotel in Baltimore and Dictate the Tempo, a broodmare at Sagamore Farm.
PHOTO: UNDER ARMOUR
Mr Plank often draws inspiration for his businesses from his Sagamore horse farm; bottles being labelled at Sagamore Spirit; The Sagamore Pendry Hotel in Baltimore (above) and Dictate the Tempo, a broodmare at Sagamore Farm.
PHOTO: NYTIMES
Mr Plank often draws inspiration for his businesses from his Sagamore horse farm; bottles being labelled at Sagamore Spirit; The Sagamore Pendry Hotel in Baltimore and Dictate the Tempo, a broodmare at Sagamore Farm (above).
PHOTO: NYTIMES
Baltimore
RISING high above the new Sagamore Spirit distillery in South Baltimore is a white water tower with three maroon diamonds on each side, a nod to the jockey silks of the thoroughbred farm that provides the spring water for the company's rye whiskey.
The distillery, which...
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