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Gerald Kennedy is a cult hero in Irish basketball. The American joined Neptune Basketball Club in 1987 and won the league and cup double in his first season. Thirty-five-years later, the man from South Carolina coaches the next generation of Irish basketball players—and that, say Powers Whiskey, deserves a toast. First, the brand show Kennedy in his element, still dribbling and making shots with ease. He's well wrapped-up as you might expect (the Irish weather still tests one's mettle after three decades), but he also enjoys a spot of open-water swimming to push himself. "You've tried, you've tested, you've learned, you've lived," he intones, "and that is where your power lies." Thus, anyone who conducts themselves like Kennedy deserves a taste of the advertised whiskey.
Product Category: Whisky
Territory: Ireland
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Powers - 'Old But Gold'
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| 'Old But Gold' |
| 9 November 2022
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Staying power. |
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Gerald Kennedy is a cult hero in Irish basketball. The American joined Neptune Basketball Club in 1987 and won the league and cup double in his first season. Thirty-five-years later, the man from South Carolina coaches the next generation of Irish basketball players—and that, say Powers Whiskey, deserves a toast. First, the brand show Kennedy in his element, still dribbling and making shots with ease. He's well wrapped-up as you might expect (the Irish weather still tests one's mettle after three decades), but he also enjoys a spot of open-water swimming to push himself. "You've tried, you've tested, you've learned, you've lived," he intones, "and that is where your power lies." Thus, anyone who conducts themselves like Kennedy deserves a taste of the advertised whiskey.
Product Category: Whisky
Territory: Ireland
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9 November 2022 |
| 'Old But Gold'
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30s |
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Staying power. |
by Andrew MacGregor |
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Gerald Kennedy is a cult hero in Irish basketball. The American joined Neptune Basketball Club in 1987 and won the league and cup double in his first season. Thirty-five-years later, the man from South Carolina coaches the next generation of Irish basketball players—and that, say Powers Whiskey, deserves a toast. First, the brand show Kennedy in his element, still dribbling and making shots with ease. He's well wrapped-up as you might expect (the Irish weather still tests one's mettle after three decades), but he also enjoys a spot of open-water swimming to push himself. "You've tried, you've tested, you've learned, you've lived," he intones, "and that is where your power lies." Thus, anyone who conducts themselves like Kennedy deserves a taste of the advertised whiskey.
Product Category: Whisky
Territory: Ireland
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