A Whiskey Array was established back in 2018. Inspired by a Great Dane named Whiskey and a South Jersey woman coming home. My name is Catherine, and I'm the owner of A Whiskey Array.  I was born Cathy and raised in Bridgeton, New Jersey. I graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University and found myself in New York City working in advertising on Madison Ave. Life in the big city led me to Los Angeles where I settled in for 25 years and raised my two children. Later, I flew back home and met the most amazing Great Dane puppy named Whiskey, the rest is history...historical home history.  That dog, the houses I restored in my hometown also restored me.   A Whiskey Array has been vehicle that helped carry me back home, to owning my own business, to finally how Cathy became Catherine.

 

My first property is named Whiskey's Corner. Located in Hopewell, NJ the house was built in 1750 as a Tavern and Stagecoach and Tavern. I celebrated many great times there  before I rededicated it to travelers from near and far as an Airbnb.

Restoring and making Whiskey's Corner a home not just for me but for others, and adding a second property in Hopewell Township, Whiskey's Bridge, built in 1885, began to stir in me a real sense of purpose.   Whiskey's Bridge has the grandeur of a pre-Victorian farmhouse is still part of A Whiskey Array.   Whiskey's Corner has since become a permanent home to new owners, while Whiskey's Bridge with a new color scheme and painting continues to welcome travelers, contract workers, and many guests . 

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   My love for South Jersey is in my blood. This place built me. Nostalgic romanticism and a puppy are what brought me back here. The amazing business leaders and people of this area are why I will always call it home. I hope you enjoy these houses as much as I do and see the amazing landscapes, farm-to-table restaurants, and various small businesses that make this town what it is.  Follow along in the next chapter of A Whiskey Array as I research history of the West Cumberland County Maritime trade.

Consider my house a home away from home. Enjoy. 

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