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Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Nick Dellia Fundraiser Whiskey Bottle
Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Nick Dellia Fundraiser Whiskey Bottle
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The First Responder Whiskey Society has partnered with the Sonoma County Deputy Sheriff's Association to release this handmade fundraiser whiskey bottle for Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Nick Dellia. 100% of the net proceeds will go back to support Deputy Dellia's recovery.
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Please allow 3 weeks for orders to be fulfilled. We appreciate your patience as the bottles are all handmade!
*21+ OR OLDER ADULT SIGNATURE REQUIRED* - A 21+ or Older Adult Signature is required at the time of delivery. If you do not have someone there to sign for the bottle at delivery or coordinate with UPS to pick it up at one of their locations, it will be returned to the distillery, and you will be assessed an additional $25 shipping fee if you request to have it sent back out to you.
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Dellia underwent surgery for burns on his back and “is healing from that operation,” Cody Ebert, president of the Sonoma County Deputy Sheriff’s Association, told The Press Democrat on Wednesday.
Deputy James Blount crashed into Dellia while driving down Stony Point Road in pursuit of Jose Luis Villaseñor Cervantes, who fled deputies after firing more than 50 bullets from an assault rifle during a shootout in a parking lot off Todd Road.
Cervantes died from wounds sustained when he crashed his own car into Dellia’s patrol vehicle, according to officials. During that first crash, Dellia was outside the car taking a spike strip — a device designed to take out the tires of a fleeing car — from his trunk.
He dodged Cervantes’ car, and body camera footage captured him firing his pistol at the suspect’s vehicle just before Blount ran him over.
Ebert told a local television station that the burns were sustained from the muffler on Blount’s patrol car. Deputies pulled Dellia from under that car.
Dellia suffered a severe brain injury in addition to the burns.
“He continues to go through daily physical and speech therapy and is making a strong effort to recover,” Ebert told The Press Democrat in an email. “It is a long road ahead for him and we do not know what a full recovery will look like at this time.”
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This commemorative bottle of whiskey has been created by Liberty Call Distilling in San Diego California. The company is marine owned and a friend to all first responders. The bottle boasts superior quality work compared to other engravings because it is sandblasted, not just etched.
The whiskey is first aged in new 53 gallon medium charred American oak barrels for 2 years then rested in-barrel with Chilean Amburana Oak staves. They’ve created a uniquely sweet, yet spicy bourbon whiskey. With hints of gingerbread and fresh vanilla on the nose, there is a pronounced sweetness on the palate while showing touches of oak, spice cake, nutmeg, and light brown sugar.
The bottles can be shipped across the United States except for the restricted states of Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Utah, and Virginia.
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First Responder Whiskey Society
Join The First Responder Whiskey Society!
The First Responder Whiskey Society is a non-profit 501(c)(3)(EIN #87-3987483) charity with one mission: to support first responders and their families in times of need. The charity has a membership of 11,000+ police, fire, military, medical, and family members from primarily the United States and other parts of the world. The values that guide our organization are camaraderie, loyalty, mental and physical wellness, and responsible consumption. Our motto of "Service Through Spirits" is something we take seriously. We prioritize charity and our members above all else and always strive to do things ethically because it is the right thing to do.
If our values align with yours, we encourage you to join our family in our Facebook Group. Membership is free; the only requirement is a desire to help our first responders in need!
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Would you like to start your own commemorative bottle project for your agency? The First Responder Whiskey Society works with agencies from all over the country to fundraise through custom whiskey bottles for academy graduations, personalized bottles, retirements, and of course line of duty deaths. Get a project started together here: https://
